Luch has nothing in common with TML but Luch is so uniquely talented for a big guy I could imagine him doing very very well in the NRL.
He's not the kind of player to just use as a battering ram. Based on that reel he essentially has the footwork of a back, the hands of a half and the body of a prop.
Sorry to say but Luc is pretty much a done deal with the Sharks. Only sticking point is the compensation for the training with the Dragons over the last few weeks. We've offered a couple of cartons of gatorade but Dousty is holding his ground and insisting on a couple of cartons of Crownies instead.
SharkWow Harry you really lost your shit right there!.....In Doust and Mary we trust x x
I'm thinking you guys are taking this far too seriously....if you look back at the original post its pretty obvious that its taking the piss out of your management rather than making a claim or fact. Long off season and nothing wrong with a bit of banter imo.Shark
You won the comp good on you.
But if you say shit thats false in a dragons forum you are going to cop shit back.
But I have a feeling thats what you want lol
We all realise the implied humour in your post and good luck to you.I'm thinking you guys are taking this far too seriously....if you look back at the original post its pretty obvious that its taking the piss out of your management rather than making a claim or fact. Long off season and nothing wrong with a bit of banter imo.
Hi there just signed up, will be posting comments soon. Hopefully compatible with all.
Meantime let's hope Luciano now signs on dotted line
Cheers
GarrethHello Rocket Rod , I hope that you are house-trained , unlike the one from Rockhampton.
Garreth
I didn't know that Laver wasn't house trained.
TRVRArticle in RLW this morning.
The battle for Luciano Leilua has taken a new twist with the boom Dragons back-rower signing up with a new manager.
Leilua looked set to remain at the Dragons for next season but last week signed with Mario Tartak, manager of Benji Marshall and several other leading players.
“The interest has really picked up in the last few days,” Tartak tells RLW.
“Luciano would like to stay at the Dragons, but four other clubs are chasing him hard.”
The younger brother of Canberra star Joey Leilua, 20-year-old Luciano is the best second-rower left on the open market.
He played four games for the Dragons last year and looks a real prospect, with Tartak getting handsome offers to lure him away from the Big Red V.
Yep, all of the news is old news. In general I don't find RLW or Big League providing much substance these days. Every now and again I see an issue and flick through it, it's no more than a ten minute readTRVR
Hard to believe that RLW are so far behind in relation to this issue.
Obviuously John Moz doesn't work there as he was onto it well before them and of course we know he was weeks behind everyone else.
Obviously SFA to report on so they just keep rehashing.