So is your spelling and grammar.A lifestyle move to the North of England!? That is hilrious.....
Fiji also ?.re the OP, lack of opportunity in Oz is a key one. As said there are very few second tier players that get picked up from NSW or Qlnd cup clubs that are not aligned and contracted to NRL clubs from U18's age group.
If Perth ever got an NRL club the logical thing to do would be to partner WA and PNG together. Have the best PNG kids playing in Perth in the Pirates SG Ball, some PNG U21's in the Pirates NSW cup team and a more formal link up between the Hunters and Pirates as a feeder team. It gives PNG a direct pathway to NRL level and increases Perth's chances of more produced players rather than robbing from other teams and thus reducing the player talent pool concern.
How old are brawa and gabi ME?2 more Hunters players on the move.
2ndrower Radley Brawa and Fullback/Winger Edene Gabi both joining the Wynnum Manly Seagulls.
How old are brawa and gabi ME?
It must be frustrating for the Hunters to leak so many players, but I suppose that is sort of the aim?
Looks like the system is gradually working. Only problem is if they drift out of the semis next season with such a roster change you’ll get dickheads ripping on the club completely ignoring the reason why is the reason the club is there to begin with.This was always the aim. But I don't think they expected to loose 9 key players at one go. And am sure there are more on the way out.
Next year is going to be a big struggle.
This was always the aim. But I don't think they expected to loose 9 key players at one go. And am sure there are more on the way out.
Next year is going to be a big struggle.
It’s absolutely the aim. The hunters are a stepping stone on the pathway for the development of kumul RL players into the professional ranks.It must be frustrating for the Hunters to leak so many players, but I suppose that is sort of the aim?
Gives more young and hungry kumuls from the digicel cup a chance to potentially fulfil their dreams of reaching the professional ranks be it in Australia or U.K.This was always the aim. But I don't think they expected to loose 9 key players at one go. And am sure there are more on the way out.
Next year is going to be a big struggle.
This should surely be the next logical step having a hunters u20’s and even u18’s side competing against their equivalents in Queensland.Is there any sort of plan for Hunters to ever have their own junior pathway? Something that can help develop young players to step up as opposed to just picking a few out of digicel cup every year?
If Hunters ran an under 20's team in the digicel cup (to start) and trained them with the full side it could surely help them regularly plug the gaps left by players leaving.
Gives more young and hungry kumuls from the digicel cup a chance to potentially fulfil their dreams of reaching the professional ranks be it in Australia or U.K.
btw are Moses Meninga and Nixon putt still at the hunters??