well i was talking to his mum,who i work with, last sunday and i got the impression from her that nathan was abit worried about going all that way on his own and i think thats why it fell through...plus his girlfriend,who i also work with,was'nt to pleased that he'd be gone for 6months ....
i spoke to nathan yesterday on facebook and told him to get his arse out there and not to be worried cos i've loads of mates in sydney who'll help and look after him lol..
not sure what level he would have been playing? he's still only 17 so he could play SG ball?....his mum said huddersfield had sorted it all out..with a club,somewhere to stay & a part time job for 6month...another huddersfield lad as already been sent out to australia...i'll find out who it is..
Positions Vacant ?
Hay Magpies Rugby League Club
Players for Season 2015
Hay Magpies is currently seeking the services of players to join the Club for the 2015 season.
We will be fielding five teams; under 16s, under 18s, ladies league tag, reserve grade and first grade.
We primarily require the services of first and reserve grade forwards, but are keen to hear from any interested players.
We are a family orientated, enthusiastic and pro-active Club, taking part in the Group 20 competition - affiliated with Country Rugby League on NSW.
Hay, in the Riverina area of NSW, is a small but vibrant community, which has a great history of welcoming newcomers to our community. We are currently experiencing an economic boom, with the construction of the world?s largest cotton gin now underway.
Hay Magpies will assist potential players with their relocation to Hay, by providing links to potential employers and housing providers, as well as forwarding any community information required (employment agencies, schools, medical facilities etc).
More information about our Club can be found on Hay Magpies
https://www.facebook.com/pages/Hay-Magpies/379532415418868 Information about our town can be found on
Hay Shire Council?s website at hay.nsw.gov.au.
countrychange.com.au
has additional information regarding moving to rural NSW, including relation grants and financial assistance which potential players may be eligible for .
Living, working and playing in Hay, part of rural Australia, will assist international visitors and working visa holders successfully apply for a second year Australian working holiday visa.
Expressions of interest or questions regarding season 2015 should be forwarded to;
The Secretary
Hay Magpies Rugby League Club
PO Box 290
Hay NSW 2711
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or via Facebook.
Hay was coached by Englishman Phil Crosby (ex West Hull) and had 4 Englishmen in the side (Hooker Kurtis Jackson - son of Lee Jackson) Joe Sagoe (winger ) and Jc Sagoe centre both from Petersborough Lions Rugby Union, Max Edwards (ex London Broncos).Hay is in a rural part of NSW where Working Holiday Visas can be extended for a further 12 months after carrying out 88 days of work in rural industry.
The Club was coached in 2011 by former St Helens prop (and Welsh international) Gareth Price. Everyone who comes into our town LOVES the place, the people and the Club..C'mon down, ya know you want to.....
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