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  • #46
    Originally posted by zac View Post

    JFC has a mischievous streak ...
    No I really was just trying to insult the Souths guy with a bit of wit and oomph....but take the point re double meanings given the current battles on here
    #We Stand with ourJewish community#

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    • #47
      Originally posted by "gaz" View Post

      His Junior club was Matraville Tigers,
      I understand a couple of Matto boys went to the Roosters because of lack of interest shown by Souths, (apparently Mascot kids receive preferential treatment).
      I knew quite a few boys at Matraville who were also Rooster Fans and wore there Rooster jerseys to training.
      I also had three sons there, who are passionate Rooster supporters, and I coached there for 12 years as we live nearby.

      On a side note
      My eldest son was part of the Souths Juniors Bunnies and played alongside Boyd Cordner
      Yes thats right, Boyd had been brought down by Souths and was in that Souths side as a 14/15 year old.
      Thanks mate.

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      • #48
        Originally posted by "gaz" View Post
        So far only 3 players on Development contracts
        Daniel Suluka Fifita (D.S.F.) is rated and signed for 3 years

        Luca Moretti 2020
        Daniel Suluka Fifita 2022
        Christian Tuipulotu 2021

        Luca Moretti goes well, here is some highlights from just over a year ago playing both Rugby codes

        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IlVcT89TVvg
        Moretti is something very special indeed. Robust in attack & always looking to offload. His defence is outstanding too. Dare i say it, very Sam Burgess like.
        Looking forward to watching our "local talent's" progression.

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        • #49
          Originally posted by theGman View Post

          Moretti is something very special indeed. Robust in attack & always looking to offload. His defence is outstanding too. Dare i say it, very Sam Burgess like.
          Looking forward to watching our "local talent's" progression.
          I thought exactly the same thing based on that highlights clip Gman..

          Moretti looked very similar to Burgess in attack,defence and body shape,also he is still very young and raw..

          The sky is the limit for this kid

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          • #50
            Imagine how scary it’d be lining up against a dude like him. He’ll be our next Jared with that intimidation factor.
            Making Steve Naughton look like Vince Mellars...

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            • #51
              Originally posted by Jacks Fur Coat View Post

              No I really was just trying to insult the Souths guy with a bit of wit and oomph....but take the point re double meanings given the current battles on here
              It may well have well been, JFC, but you are right in your reference to the changing junior area boundaries. Ours was 'stolen' during the 1950's (I think it was) and certain other clubs and supporters should remember that when they decide to have a go. Very ignorant and petulant, I have to say, but then again, we shouldn't be surprised given who is doing most of the muck throwing!
              MRR or Rabid

              Some people believe supporting the Roosters
              is a matter of life and death, I am very disappointed
              with that attitude. I can assure you it is
              much, much more important than that.


              (1981 Bill Shankly quote variation)

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              • #52
                Rugby league: Ex Howick Hornets star signs for Roosters

                By Jim Birchall - December 21, 2019

                https://www.times.co.nz/news/rugby-l...-for-roosters/

                Former Howick intermediate student and Howick Hornet’s league player Benaiah Ioelu has been snapped up by the Sydney Roosters on a 2-year development deal.

                Benaiah’s first interest in rugby league began at the Howick Hornets club when he was four years of age. He spent his first five seasons at the club, before making the switch to the Ellerslie Eagles.

                The path to higher honours was paved through excellent club performances which culminated in selection in Auckland Rugby League age-grade sides since the age of 10.

                He also attended the under-16 Kiwis wider training squad camp this year, before debuting for Toa Samoa at under 16 level against the Kiwis last October.

                Earlier in the year Beniah started taking part in the Warriors talent development program and played the NSWRL 2019 Harold Mathews champions Newcastle Knights in July, and was selected as one of the Players of the game by the Newcastle side.

                Benaiah then captained the under-15 Akarana Falcons team, who went undefeated at the 2019 national Youth Tournament in Rotorua, coming away with the title after defeating Counties Manukau in the final. Benaiah Ioelu will be playong his league for the Sydney Roosters. Phot supplied
                He was then named in the tournament team which saw him invited to the next Kiwis camp in January 2020, but was unable to attend due to commitments with the Roosters in Sydney.

                Benaiah credits his faith as a big contributor to his success; “The main thing that keeps me going is prayer as I believe I got my talent from God above. My parents have brought me up in a Christian home, and my grandfather was initially against my brother and I playing on Sundays”-but now he just reminds Benaiah to be careful, and not forget his prayers.

                “So that’s what I do before, during and after a game – no matter if my team wins or loses, I have to be thankful especially if I come away from a game injury-free.”

                He would also like to shout out to those that have helped him on his quest to becoming a professional sportsman: “A big thanks to the coaches and managers, family and friends, and of course my number one fans – dad and mum who have supported me on this journey, and with what I have achieved to date.”

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                • #53
                  At least he was decent enough to thank his family and coaches for his success (even if it was after he thanked old mate in the sky).

                  A former mate of mine (Pentecostal Christian fella) had a lung transplant and posted a video on Facey thanking god, and not one word for the nurses and doctors who had to fix his stupid body, nor his wife and daughter who had to support his dumb arse.

                  Anyway, as you were.
                  Making Steve Naughton look like Vince Mellars...

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                  • #54
                    The roosters are in a golden era that has only just begun..
                    buckle up and enjoy the ride

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                    • #55
                      Originally posted by Salvatori Grubber View Post
                      At least he was decent enough to thank his family and coaches for his success (even if it was after he thanked old mate in the sky).

                      A former mate of mine (Pentecostal Christian fella) had a lung transplant and posted a video on Facey thanking god, and not one word for the nurses and doctors who had to fix his stupid body, nor his wife and daughter who had to support his dumb arse.

                      Anyway, as you were.
                      I can’t stand when they thank God.

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                      • #56
                        Originally posted by theGman View Post

                        Moretti is something very special indeed. Robust in attack & always looking to offload. His defence is outstanding too. Dare i say it, very Sam Burgess like.
                        Looking forward to watching our "local talent's" progression.
                        Thanks for the video, he certainly looks good, as you say burgess like , hopefully we can keep him

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                        • #57
                          Originally posted by theGman View Post

                          Moretti is something very special indeed. Robust in attack & always looking to offload. His defence is outstanding too. Dare i say it, very Sam Burgess like.
                          Looking forward to watching our "local talent's" progression.
                          He looks very good but just like Sammyboy he will be susceptible to shoulder injuries.

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                          • #58
                            Originally posted by Mickie Lane View Post

                            He looks very good but just like Sammyboy he will be susceptible to shoulder injuries.
                            So true.

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                            • #59
                              Originally posted by Jacks Fur Coat View Post

                              Give us back our land and we won't need to take em. You guys only bugger em up anyway.
                              and we could give them back Paddo colts, who were a souths club when they last folded (by choice) anyway.

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                              • #60
                                Keep hearing that the younger Butcher is really good. Maybe we will see him this year.

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