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Morley linked to UK swap deal
By Glenn Jackson
January 5, 2006
SYDNEY Roosters hardman Adrian Morley could be involved in a sensational swap with another British player after the 2006 NRL season.
According to reports from England, Morley could move back to the English Super League and team up with champion Bradford.
Coming in the other direction is said to be Great Britain international prop forward Stuart Fielden.
England's League Weekly said a source close to Morley revealed over Christmas that he couldn't see his body taking three more years of the high-impact NRL, and his dream move would see a return to Odsal, where he had such a successful stint before the 2005 Tri-Nations tournament.
Morley now has Australian citizenship and would be free to return Down Under after a final stint in British rugby league while Fielden has made no secret of his desire to try his hand in the NRL.
Morley is off contract with the Roosters at the end of 2006.
But Roosters chief executive Brian Canavan said last night he wanted to extend the enforcer's stay.
"We want to open negotiations early this year," he said. "We've always presented it that we want to extend his contract."
The Daily Telegraph
Morley linked to UK swap deal
By Glenn Jackson
January 5, 2006
SYDNEY Roosters hardman Adrian Morley could be involved in a sensational swap with another British player after the 2006 NRL season.
According to reports from England, Morley could move back to the English Super League and team up with champion Bradford.
Coming in the other direction is said to be Great Britain international prop forward Stuart Fielden.
England's League Weekly said a source close to Morley revealed over Christmas that he couldn't see his body taking three more years of the high-impact NRL, and his dream move would see a return to Odsal, where he had such a successful stint before the 2005 Tri-Nations tournament.
Morley now has Australian citizenship and would be free to return Down Under after a final stint in British rugby league while Fielden has made no secret of his desire to try his hand in the NRL.
Morley is off contract with the Roosters at the end of 2006.
But Roosters chief executive Brian Canavan said last night he wanted to extend the enforcer's stay.
"We want to open negotiations early this year," he said. "We've always presented it that we want to extend his contract."
The Daily Telegraph