I'd heard wire posted him 40k a year, which Leeds eventually matched after offering less than 20k originally.gateman wrote:RE Walker, when he asked for a transfer I thought that I had read that Warrington were in for him, hence the U-turn by Leeds, the lad as so much potential for his very young age, a GB player for the future in my eyes
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Lol.... agree. We need a credible replacement.[/quote]
Would be disappointed with Hampshire.
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Mamo, Barba, Shaul, Gigot and even Walker would do but all are impossible.
Personally wouldn't want either from Wakey. Or Matty Russell.[/quote]
I'd be fairly confident Mamo would be available for the right price, I would also be fairly confident he would want to come given the style of play we have down the lane.[/quote]
Really rate him. Can't see it happening though. No overseas spot have we anyway?[/quote]
I'd ditch jy at a shot to make space.
Lol.... agree. We need a credible replacement.[/quote]
Would be disappointed with Hampshire.
Of exisiting FBs in England I would take:
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Mamo, Barba, Shaul, Gigot and even Walker would do but all are impossible.
Personally wouldn't want either from Wakey. Or Matty Russell.[/quote]
I'd be fairly confident Mamo would be available for the right price, I would also be fairly confident he would want to come given the style of play we have down the lane.[/quote]
Really rate him. Can't see it happening though. No overseas spot have we anyway?[/quote]
I'd ditch jy at a shot to make space.
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Teenage full-back Jack Walker has performed a U-turn and committed his future to Leeds.mart0042 wrote:I'd heard wire posted him 40k a year, which Leeds eventually matched after offering less than 20k originally.gateman wrote:RE Walker, when he asked for a transfer I thought that I had read that Warrington were in for him, hence the U-turn by Leeds, the lad as so much potential for his very young age, a GB player for the future in my eyes
The 17-year-old last month rejected the offer of a full-time contract after failing to receive assurances from the club over his position in the team.
But the two parties have now come to an agreement, with Walker signing the three-year deal that was originally offered to him.
Doesn’t sound like he got a better offer for me. He was too much of a gamble for any of the top 6 sides how have established full backs and wanted too much money for anyone else
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We all hear different stuff but the outcome is the same, he's at Leeds on contract. Wire has the young ex-cas panthers player coming through but they've let him go to kr.TT Tiger wrote:Teenage full-back Jack Walker has performed a U-turn and committed his future to Leeds.mart0042 wrote:I'd heard wire posted him 40k a year, which Leeds eventually matched after offering less than 20k originally.gateman wrote:RE Walker, when he asked for a transfer I thought that I had read that Warrington were in for him, hence the U-turn by Leeds, the lad as so much potential for his very young age, a GB player for the future in my eyes
The 17-year-old last month rejected the offer of a full-time contract after failing to receive assurances from the club over his position in the team.
But the two parties have now come to an agreement, with Walker signing the three-year deal that was originally offered to him.
Doesn’t sound like he got a better offer for me. He was too much of a gamble for any of the top 6 sides how have established full backs and wanted too much money for anyone else
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Just to show how popular Garry Lo is in his native PNG :-
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Also go look at some of the heart warming stuff on the PNG Kumuls Facebook page. Some of the bitter, twisted,miserable, negative morons that post on rugby league Facebook, Twitter and League forums should have a look at the adulation that the PNG public hold their national team in. We could all learn lessons from this I think.Tigerade wrote:Just to show how popular Garry Lo is in his native PNG :-
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Learn lessons about how to behave after some of that terminology is a bit odd dont you think Daytona?
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Lo is having a great game so far against Ireland. 1 try and one try stopper and it's only 22 mins in.
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Check highlights on bbc sport. Great try for Lo.
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Tidy footwork
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A good strong runner Justin Carney type
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gateman wrote:A good strong runner Justin Carney type
That’s what I thought. Looks unstoppable when in full flight.
He as lots of balance as well.
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Not seen the highlights yet but sounds like Lo has had a big game. :dance: :dance: :dance:
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another good game by gary keep it up young man
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Got to wonder what other super league coaches do in there spare time he must have stood out like a sore thumb in champ 1 anyway who cares powell got him could turn into a real star almost impossible put down at times
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Seen one or two people say would he slot in at fullback.
asnt he played there for Sheffield at some time.
asnt he played there for Sheffield at some time.
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Reminds me more like a Henderson Gill type or even a dessie Drummond style. Would be very happy with that!gateman wrote:A good strong runner Justin Carney type
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With fulltime superleague training he is going to be a beast. Still a little eough round the edges but nothing that isn’t coachable relatively quickly.
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i like what ive seen of him so far & im sure he will enjoy the atmosphere at the jungle & i think he will soon become a crowd favorite. be interesting to see what squad number he gets?
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