Re: Joel to Union
Posted: Sun Oct 09, 2011 3:31 pm
As for a move to Saracens. Look at their team and decide if he should join a team of South Africans
and how/if he will fit in there?

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Been too many league failures to make that claim! And there is no doubt there will be a weight of expectancy placed upon someone with a hefty price tag tooPanchitta Marra wrote:Joel will be no mug at union, irrespective of what people think.
Money talks, and when Joel lets Sam know exactly what money he is on then the tide will turn.
3 times your usual salary is enough to entice most people, especially if those so close to home are the ones getting the much bigger salary than you.
What is your interpretation of a League Failure in this instance BM.butt monkey wrote:Been too many league failures to make that claim! And there is no doubt there will be a weight of expectancy placed upon someone with a hefty price tag tooPanchitta Marra wrote:Joel will be no mug at union, irrespective of what people think.
Money talks, and when Joel lets Sam know exactly what money he is on then the tide will turn.
3 times your usual salary is enough to entice most people, especially if those so close to home are the ones getting the much bigger salary than you.
Jesus! That can only be answered after he has tried, talk about coming back with "loaded" questionsPanchitta Marra wrote:What is your interpretation of a League Failure in this instance BM..butt monkey wrote:Been too many league failures to make that claim! And there is no doubt there will be a weight of expectancy placed upon someone with a hefty price tag tooPanchitta Marra wrote:Joel will be no mug at union, irrespective of what people think.
Money talks, and when Joel lets Sam know exactly what money he is on then the tide will turn.
3 times your usual salary is enough to entice most people, especially if those so close to home are the ones getting the much bigger salary than you.
He ain't going to fail. He's big, strong and fast, doesn't have the greatest rugby brain in the world but that's not a pre-requisite for union centres. He's definitely better than the pair England had playing against France.Panchitta Marra wrote:What is your interpretation of a League Failure in this instance BM.butt monkey wrote:Been too many league failures to make that claim! And there is no doubt there will be a weight of expectancy placed upon someone with a hefty price tag tooPanchitta Marra wrote:Joel will be no mug at union, irrespective of what people think.
Money talks, and when Joel lets Sam know exactly what money he is on then the tide will turn.
3 times your usual salary is enough to entice most people, especially if those so close to home are the ones getting the much bigger salary than you.
Been plenty of players successful transitions from League to Union and some within 5 minutes of changing codes.
Was it 5 club games that Jason Robinson played in before getting his first England call up.
Is Chris Ashton not still the highest try scorer for one season, in the history of Northampton Saints RUFC, all scored within his first season of leaving WWRLFC. Also the highest try scorer in one match for Northampton with 6 tries.
Only time will tell with Joel if he does leave, but I would have my money on him not being a failure though.
warrior1989 wrote:Just bin on news on wish fm, joel as asked to not be picked for england for personal reason, hes going to union is that the personal reasons ? it's starting to add up now aint it.