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Japanese rugby trying to poach Tigers young gun. This is the risk when league guns go to a Rugby school and dominate.
Think wallabies want him tooJapanese rugby trying to poach Tigers young gun. This is the risk when league guns go to a Rugby school and dominate.
Eddie Jones is a f**king snake.Think wallabies want him too
Eddie jones love affair with rugby league continues
Eddie Jones is a legend for bending the ARU over and putting his snake in their arseEddie Jones is a f**king snake.
We’re going to continue to lose players to union but as the NRL gets bigger and bigger it will be harder for them to poach players and less sustainable to do so.Japanese rugby trying to poach Tigers young gun. This is the risk when league guns go to a Rugby school and dominate.
Do WNRL players get paid more than Rugby 7s players ?Surely NRLW now goes raiding the olympic sevens teams from around the world?
maybe not NZ and OZ ones but Im sure the other countries aren't getting paid much. The Australian ladies 15 union team are on up to $72k from RA plus whatever clubs pay. Whats the NRLW salaries these days?Do WNRL players get paid more than Rugby 7s players ?
If so, then yeah they could poach a couple.
Do WNRL players get paid more than Rugby 7s players ?
If so, then yeah they could poach a couple.
Women’s World Cup could end up being being than the union versionOlympic gold medallists set to join NRLW
Kiwi gold medallists Tyla King, Stacey Waaka and Tenika Willison will join the NRLW - and more Rugby 7s stars are set to follow now their Olympic campaigns are over.www.nrl.com
it's ok i would rather them go to union than to walk out and go to a top nrl team who are already unstopableJapanese rugby trying to poach Tigers young gun. This is the risk when league guns go to a Rugby school and dominate.
Whoa that's controversial... might stir up some hornets with that oneit's ok i would rather them go to union than to walk out and go to a top nrl team who are already unstopable
league is becoming worse than european football
Yea this came up in a few months ago... not just the 7s girls are doing this but the 15s as well.Olympic gold medallists set to join NRLW
Kiwi gold medallists Tyla King, Stacey Waaka and Tenika Willison will join the NRLW - and more Rugby 7s stars are set to follow now their Olympic campaigns are over.www.nrl.com
How things have changed back in the day a stint in league would get a player banned for lifeYea this came up in a few months ago... not just the 7s girls are doing this but the 15s as well.
And NZR aren't blocking it either. They're being (surprisingly) pragmatic and recognise the benefit for the players, given women's rugby programs here aren't full time yet.
Which is admirable, but if they obviously run the risk they will stay in league and be lost to women's rugby forever. And at the rate the NRLW is progressing, those girls will be on fulltime contracts far sooner than their rugby counterparts will be.
Sheesh, you're reaching, Morgan was a slow player in one of the slow player positions in rugby. I think the Crushers were drunk when they gave him a contract.Is Garrick Morgan playing?
The slowest ever RL forward.
Grease lightning in Yawnion.
Indeed, and I think that change is good.How things have changed back in the day a stint in league would get a player banned for life
Like Souths were when they signed Eion Crossan. I reckon his agent is still laughing to this day.Sheesh, you're reaching, Morgan was a slow player in one of the slow player positions in rugby. I think the Crushers were drunk when they gave him a contract.
Somehow he managed to rack up 45 first grade matches.Like Souths were when they signed Eion Crossan. I reckon his agent is still laughing to this day.
Yea maybe I'm being harsh... Cronulla picked him up after Souths so there mustve been something there. But I distinctly remember him literally backing into tackles on kick returns, and it not getting much better over his career. As a Kiwi it was almost embarrassing to see.Somehow he managed to rack up 45 first grade matches.
TBF, Halligan seemed like as much of a joke when he switched (he was probably the least attackingly gifted of all the early 90s NZ rugby converts) and he was an unqualified success. So who knows?
At best was a solid wingerSomehow he managed to rack up 45 first grade matches.
TBF, Halligan seemed like as much of a joke when he switched (he was probably the least attackingly gifted of all the early 90s NZ rugby converts) and he was an unqualified success. So who knows?