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One of the great things about the World Cup is it gives lesser known and obscure players a chance to strut their stuff in the spotlight against the best in the world. Such auditions often lead to contracts and careers .Who do you think has come from nowhere and impressed enough to earn a start with your club?
(I don't know the complete contract status of the players I'm listing so I'm making assumptions here) For me:
Kyle Evans, Wales
Super fast winger with good instinct & skills, and good enough defensively to smash Talakai.
Mikael Goudemand, France
I was impressed with his hard ball running and subtle skill off the bench against Greece, and he was even better starting the game against England. Looks a very decent edge backrower
Nick Mougios, Greece
Genius bit of work to score that brilliant try of course. But he's a big body centre which are always handy.
Jacob Alick, PNG
A lock, with a different body shape to the typical Kumul forward (he's tall and rangy). Topped the tackle count against Tonga and aside from Ipape topped the running metres as well. I know he signed with the Titans but not sure how long for
(I don't know the complete contract status of the players I'm listing so I'm making assumptions here) For me:
Kyle Evans, Wales
Super fast winger with good instinct & skills, and good enough defensively to smash Talakai.
Mikael Goudemand, France
I was impressed with his hard ball running and subtle skill off the bench against Greece, and he was even better starting the game against England. Looks a very decent edge backrower
Nick Mougios, Greece
Genius bit of work to score that brilliant try of course. But he's a big body centre which are always handy.
Jacob Alick, PNG
A lock, with a different body shape to the typical Kumul forward (he's tall and rangy). Topped the tackle count against Tonga and aside from Ipape topped the running metres as well. I know he signed with the Titans but not sure how long for
