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Well he defiantly stank for the first 2 yearsDaiJones posted:
According to a New Zealand website, Parramatta are interested in resigning Mr V, who they descibe as having "stagnated" over here!
Vaealiki's Girl must have had a word
DaiJones posted:
According to a New Zealand website, Parramatta are interested in resigning Mr V, who they descibe as having "stagnated" over here!
Vaealiki's Girl must have had a word
I wish i could say it was my doing but unfortunately i don't have that much influence. When he left he said he always intended to return at some point but i think whether he does will depend on whether we keep two of our players who are off contract at the end of the seasonWell the chances of your wish coming true just got better:Vaealikis Girl posted:
It's our own fault. The salary cap and other stringent 'level playing field' measures have left us massively vulnerable to attack.pie eaters posted:
Im sick of rugby union it just gets work, it seems every week another rugby league star is defecting
Consistently good stuff Cruncher on this and other cap-related threads. I wholeheartedly concur. If this carries on we will have the most closely fought, mediocre standard sport in the world!!Cruncher posted:It's our own fault. The salary cap and other stringent 'level playing field' measures have left us massively vulnerable to attack.pie eaters posted:
Im sick of rugby union it just gets work, it seems every week another rugby league star is defecting
We've even allowed ourselves to be socially engineered into thinking that spending big money on big name players is somehow immoral (thereby ruling ourselves out, not just of getting some more in, but of keeping the ones we've got).
RU is attacking and attacking, the RFL is doing absolutely NOTHING to stop it. It's like watching a car-crash in slow motion. I truly dread for our future.
I think we already have. There was a post on rlfans about how good was Offiah and there are some links to YouTube videos of the great man.jinkin jimmy posted:
Consistently good stuff Cruncher on this and other cap-related threads. I wholeheartedly concur. If this carries on we will have the most closely fought, mediocre standard sport in the world!!
I've said it before, but I think it's worth saying again. The GB team that almost won the Ashes in 1990 (against a very strong Aussie team) was full of players who'd all be in RU if they were playing now. The likes of Hanley, Lydon, Edwards, Offiah, Myler, Davies, Gregory (both of them), Goodway, Hampson, etc - would all be in the other code now.DaveO posted:I think we already have. There was a post on rlfans about how good was Offiah and there are some links to YouTube videos of the great man.jinkin jimmy posted:
Consistently good stuff Cruncher on this and other cap-related threads. I wholeheartedly concur. If this carries on we will have the most closely fought, mediocre standard sport in the world!!
What stood out for me in particular was one with Widnes v Hull 1989/90 and it was not his tries but the support play that made me sit up. It was breathtaking to put it mildly. A far higher standard than we see today as a rule.
Dave
I feel the samepie eaters posted:
Im sick of rugby union it just gets work, it seems every week another rugby league star is defecting
Yep saw the news on an update last night. Still not guaranteed that Vaealiki will be coming back but after speaking to a few people today it does look like it might be moving that way.Matthew posted:
Well the chances of your wish coming true just got better:
http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/rugby_union/6470487.stm