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He would really struggle to play against us. I highly doubt it would happen.
But until Hayne walked into Seward's office with his agent Wayne Beavis last Tuesday, no one seriously believed he would walk away from the remaining year of his contract and a potential new deal that could have made him the highest paid player in the NRL, to switch to NFL.
"I knew I was meeting with Wayne but I didn't know I was meeting with Jarryd, so when he came in I must admit I had no idea what it was actually about," Seward said.
"He just said 'I need to tell you and I want to tell you face-to-face that I am done, I don't want to play any more, I want to give the NFL a go.' It was certainly a shock but he was very passionate about what he was talking about and he said 'I've just got to live a dream, I have just got to do it'."
Just follow another team. Haunt some other forum.
Yeah, sure he would.. just like a tearful Inu and Mateo really struggled to play against us after they took big money offers to leave.He would really struggle to play against us. I highly doubt it would happen.
Yeah, sure he would.. just like a tearful Inu and Mateo really struggled to play against us after they took big money offers to leave.
This article appeared months ago http://www.bordermail.com.au/story/...-pursue-dream-to-play-american-football/?cs=6There's a poster on TheFilthySpammers who scooped Hayne to the NFL three weeks ago. So plenty of people knew.
Yeah, sure he would.. just like a tearful Inu and Mateo really struggled to play against us after they took big money offers to leave.