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The rumors of SBW joining the Roosters seem to be getting stronger all the time.

Rumours Sonny Bill Williams wants to return to Australia By James Phelps From: The Daily Telegraph November 18, 2009 11:17PM

COULD Sonny Bill Williams be contemplating a shock return to Australia? The Daily Telegraph keeps hearing the runaway Bulldog has had enough of France and wants to come home.
We are sure there would be a lot of clubs, both rugby league and rugby union, interested in snaring the Kiwi superstar but we doubt that anyone would be willing to part with the $700,000 Williams would no doubt ask for.

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Lets all hope Mase gets his big pay day in japan.

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Would we really want him tho ?

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story doesn't even mention the Roosters

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Not unless he stops his bromance with Mundine.

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Not unless he stops his bromance with Mundine.

I think his real sweetheart is Danny Weidler. Read a letter to the editor a few months back were some guy congratulated Danny on going one whole Sunday without a Sonny Bill story or photo.

Danny's obsessed

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Anger as Brian Smith scores son Rohan a job at Roosters
By James Phelps From: The Daily Telegraph November 18, 2009 12:00AM 45 commentsIncrease Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share Add to Digg Add to del.icio.us Add to Facebook Add to Kwoff Add to Myspace Add to Newsvine What are these?

In charge ... Brian Smith. Source: The Daily Telegraph
FEATHERS have been ruffled at Bondi with Brian Smith landing his son Rohan a job at the Roosters.

He will coach the Roosters under-20s following the controversial axing of highly regarded Adrian Lam, who has since been hired by Wayne Bennett.

Not all in the chook pen are happy, with Smith Jr far from impressive in his stint coaching Tonga in the Pacific Nations tournament.

Some have suggested it might be a case of the father looking after the son but no one should be surprised by the move.

Rohan has spent the past couple of years at the Knights after he was appointed to a coaching role about the same time his dad was hired. He joined the Knights as an assistant coach in the lead-up to the 2007 season.

Before arriving in Newcastle, he spent four years as an assistant to Daniel Anderson at the Warriors and two years assisting Tony Rea at the London Broncos.


The same journo wrote this factless article yesterday

credibility ZERO

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Anger as Brian Smith scores son Rohan a job at Roosters
By James Phelps From: The Daily Telegraph November 18, 2009 12:00AM 45 commentsIncrease Text Size Decrease Text Size Print Email Share Add to Digg Add to del.icio.us Add to Facebook Add to Kwoff Add to Myspace Add to Newsvine What are these?

In charge ... Brian Smith. Source: The Daily Telegraph
FEATHERS have been ruffled at Bondi with Brian Smith landing his son Rohan a job at the Roosters.

He will coach the Roosters under-20s following the controversial axing of highly regarded Adrian Lam, who has since been hired by Wayne Bennett.

Not all in the chook pen are happy, with Smith Jr far from impressive in his stint coaching Tonga in the Pacific Nations tournament.

Some have suggested it might be a case of the father looking after the son but no one should be surprised by the move.

Rohan has spent the past couple of years at the Knights after he was appointed to a coaching role about the same time his dad was hired. He joined the Knights as an assistant coach in the lead-up to the 2007 season.

Before arriving in Newcastle, he spent four years as an assistant to Daniel Anderson at the Warriors and two years assisting Tony Rea at the London Broncos.


The same journo wrote this factless article yesterday

credibility ZERO

same journo did apologise for mistake re Rohan Smith in paper today

[Billy Gunn]

what a nothing story

As for SBW, no thanks

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The rumors of SBW joining the Roosters seem to be getting stronger all the time.

Rumours Sonny Bill Williams wants to return to Australia By James Phelps From: The Daily Telegraph November 18, 2009 11:17PM

COULD Sonny Bill Williams be contemplating a shock return to Australia? The Daily Telegraph keeps hearing the runaway Bulldog has had enough of France and wants to come home.
We are sure there would be a lot of clubs, both rugby league and rugby union, interested in snaring the Kiwi superstar but we doubt that anyone would be willing to part with the $700,000 Williams would no doubt ask for.

The article doesn't mention us at all.

I wouldn't want him anywhere near this club anyway.

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same journo did apologise for mistake re Rohan Smith in paper today

Well I'm glad to hear it

he must have read my comment pointing out his error

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skd passes it to fpn who passes it to jwh who gives it to sbw for a try love it

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he might solve our centre problems. pity about his price range though.

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skd passes it to fpn who passes it to jwh who gives it to sbw for a try love it

It would be dropped at fpn...

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It would be dropped at fpn...

more likely dropped by SKD whilst holding ball in one hand before pass is even thrown to FPN