He was clearly a bit of a plodder at the Roosters. I'm sure the experience will have been great for him though.

Do players really come back from the NRL better than when they left? I can't think of one player that went there and had improved as a player when they came back, and yes, I include Morley.

Casty would have been a good signing for my club, Saints. They need a solid, no nonense prop to help out Amor with the hard work.
I'd also be having a look at Millard, if he's going free. He can cover centre and wing and his experience would help bring on our youngsters.

Going back to Aus iirc

Matty Russell?

Cant't think of many more - certainly more who didn't come back better - Scott Moore, Thorman, Keith Mason, Ian Sibbitt

Difficult to say with Russell, he was always an excellent prospect.

I think Remi will have improved because of his experience at the Roosters, especially having had Sonny Bill Williams as his team mate to learn from. He acknowledged the inspirational role of SBW in a recent interview.

Mathers too, who came back a shadow of the player who left Leeds.

It's Remigius.

With Casty returning, Tonga signed and Carney awaiting clearance,
those three could help Catalans become a top four club next year.

I would have thought perhaps even top two. After all the team already has the scintillating Morgan Escare there, so the attacking skill with Todd Carney and William Tonga added, and Remi Casty also back up front, will be enormous.

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