Tansey Gone....

[Pass the Ball]

Wasn't this announced weeks ago?

Sorry if it was..

This article was only dated 15/07

I had not seen anything here..

[Wally]

He was better than half teh shit we have today. he actually backed up runners. Name one player that does that now. Just one.

sisa waqa

[Vasco]

Damn, you got me...

Amos may have been the last player to back up at the Roosters before Tansey...

Minichiello will be doing this...

[novice chook]

Jordan was originally meant to see out the season with the Roosters. Obviously Hull have paid us (and the Rhinos) a fee so he could be released earlier than scheduled.

I know he was playing for Newtown in recent weeks. Was wondering why he wasn't listed this week, thought he may have been injured.


NC

[Chookies74]

He went alright, esp on Anzac day.

If he learnt to tackle, somewhere near the goal line, he would be up to NRL standard, but he hasn't been shown many examples of how to do it by the current squad.

[Guest]

shouldnt've even signed tansey...

[Guest]

rubbish...carnt of a player...could'nt tackle a 83 year old with a walking frame..

mong

he was never going to wear a premiership ring.

[Rocky Rhodes]

http://www.superleague.co.uk/article.php?id=14700

Why did we waste any time on this guy?

He was never going to make it here...

Wow. News travels fast on this forum. Did u get this via telegram.

This is way old news but good riddance to bad rubbish regarding pansey. One of many POS flops.

[Guest]

Sonny was not a rugby convert.He came to us from Penrith TYC.Sisa Waqa has had his deal extended and will be with us till 2013.Two new rugby converts are on their way to us from Sth Africa for next year,whom are also young blokes!

Add to that Jared Waerea-Hargreaves from Manly (ex-union player.)

Internationally Union's a more popular game, and there's good Union skills in a range of countries whereas League's basically Australia, NZ and England to some extent. Poaching from the RSA (previous world cup champions) could pay dividends. The guys are young, cheap and talented. You're getting 3 or 4 players for the price of 1 willie mason (maybe more.)

Lets see I guess... our current batch of full-blood League players are doing so well *sarcasm* good on them for thinking out of the box in terms of selection!

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PS - TBH it's only online that I see people saying "oh yaaawnion..." because you sound like a dickhead if you say it in RL (what a crap word... makes me yawn every time I read it... you'd probably have the piss taken out of you if you said it.) I'd say all of my friends and colleagues who watch footy respect both codes and have teams for both. The best experts to listen/talk to are the guys who know both codes inside out.

Internationally Union's more of a game to watch (more competition + skills in other countries)... domestically League's more of a game to watch (we have the world's best players playing in the NRL, no arguments there.)

[Guest]

Wow. News travels fast on this forum. Did u get this via telegram.

This is way old news but good riddance to bad rubbish regarding pansey. One of many POS flops.

The fact that he was gone for next season was announced some time ago. The fact that he is already back in Super League is current news.

[Guest]

Add to that Jared Waerea-Hargreaves from Manly (ex-union player.)

Internationally Union's a more popular game, and there's good Union skills in a range of countries whereas League's basically Australia, NZ and England to some extent. Poaching from the RSA (previous world cup champions) could pay dividends. The guys are young, cheap and talented. You're getting 3 or 4 players for the price of 1 willie mason (maybe more.)

Lets see I guess... our current batch of full-blood League players are doing so well *sarcasm* good on them for thinking out of the box in terms of selection!

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PS - TBH it's only online that I see people saying "oh yaaawnion..." because you sound like a dickhead if you say it in RL (what a crap word... makes me yawn every time I read it... you'd probably have the piss taken out of you if you said it.) I'd say all of my friends and colleagues who watch footy respect both codes and have teams for both. The best experts to listen/talk to are the guys who know both codes inside out.

Internationally Union's more of a game to watch (more competition + skills in other countries)... domestically League's more of a game to watch (we have the world's best players playing in the NRL, no arguments there.)

zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz....

YAWN............ION...

Is english your first language champ?..

[Guest]

Add to that Jared Waerea-Hargreaves from Manly (ex-union player.)

Internationally Union's a more popular game, and there's good Union skills in a range of countries whereas League's basically Australia, NZ and England to some extent. Poaching from the RSA (previous world cup champions) could pay dividends. The guys are young, cheap and talented. You're getting 3 or 4 players for the price of 1 willie mason (maybe more.)

Lets see I guess... our current batch of full-blood League players are doing so well *sarcasm* good on them for thinking out of the box in terms of selection!

---

PS - TBH it's only online that I see people saying "oh yaaawnion..." because you sound like a dickhead if you say it in RL (what a crap word... makes me yawn every time I read it... you'd probably have the piss taken out of you if you said it.) I'd say all of my friends and colleagues who watch footy respect both codes and have teams for both. The best experts to listen/talk to are the guys who know both codes inside out.

Internationally Union's more of a game to watch (more competition + skills in other countries)... domestically League's more of a game to watch (we have the world's best players playing in the NRL, no arguments there.)

"ïnternationals"? - ëxactly waht are you referring too?

Namibia v Tonga ?, NZ v Portugal?

110 - 4 score lines?

you call that ïnternational fixtures?

give me a break.

Union has only slightly more creditability that RL on the world stage ...which is saying fark-all.