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Watching him play he still really doesn't know what he is doing but he has some real talent.
No chance of first grade this year but he has some magic about him.
No chance of first grade this year but he has some magic about him.
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I agreed with your judgmental fitzy , and I guess as a kid grown up in nz and play that type of game: unpredictable (likes of Benj/s Johnson/Carlo) they like to play what's in front of them. As I mentioned before he will only get beta when he learn to discipline himself with how he apply his tread mark step and you said he doesn't know what he's doing. I don't think you should say something like that coz he can still come back to nz and enjoy being a rugby player. He did agreed to the Roosters contract bit of just come over to give it a go and if it's doesn't work out, the warriors and other 5 super 15 teams are all keen to get him involve. Hopefully you know what you're doing yourself.Comment
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I didn't mean to be critical mate I'm only commenting with what I have seen on the field, not the fact that he came over to try League.Originally posted by helpinghand View Post
It's almost a compliment to me he looks like he is playing a game he doesn't know well, yet he is still going pretty good.
As I said before he has some obvious talent but isn't ready for first grade yet. Hopefully he stays with us and he gets his chance in the future.Comment
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Apologies fitzy. I was one of those people pushing this kid to sign with the Roosters instead of the warriors and rugby. I heard from other people, rts's dream is to represent nz in 7s in 2016 Olympic but that was before Sydney Roosters came on board. Hopefully he stay and try to go all the way with rugby league.Comment
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