Cant keep track of Catalans comings and goings, is this their likely side

Gigot
Broughton
Inu
Duport
Yaha
Myler
Walsh
Casty
Aiton
Simon
Horo
Bird

Who have I missed?

Sam Moa, Iain Thornley, Luke Burgess and Brayden Wiliame

Now he's at Catalan can we assume he's a good player again

outs, Warrington, Chris sandow

edited lol

Catalan Dragons
Outs

Looks like segeyaro is doing a Sandow.

Do not think this has come as a supprise to most Leeds fans , we have been expecting it . The guy was only using us and only signed a contract as a safety net as no one had come in for him at the time

Have fev got a hooker they can send across on a week to week basis

Didn't GH just put out a statement saying he wasn't going anywhere?

In a sense he's right. Currently Segeyaro is back over in Auz.

Nothing to be happy about, even for non-Leeds fans.

SL has seen three of its stars leave in quick succession; Pritchard, Sandow and Segeyaro.

Our league would be better for having these players in it.

The salary cap gap due to the exchange rate is the widest it's been. Players signing contracts to come to SL in 2015 or before are now earning a lot less now relative to the Aus$. It's Ky quite panic stations, but something the RFL have to start thinking about before more of our top talent & stars leave.

ATEOTD the NRL is the premiere rugby comp in the world, leaving that comp also means leaving the opportunity of playing SOO, and playing against the best players in the game every week. It also means leaving the lifestyle. The salary cap needs increasing, but there's no money in the game to do it. It's a sad state of affairs, but the game simply doesn't have the money within it to keep the best players here at the moment.

I think the upcoming world cup gives the ESL a chance to change their criteria and it would be very good for the game in the long run.
I believe you can recruit players who have played international games, and teams like Lebanon, Italy, PNG, USA, Fiji and others will use dozens of players who are either fringe NRL players, or NSW and Qld cup standard.
If the ESL drops the number of regular NRL players for teams and increases the number of international players, you will get a lot of the players who build up a high profile in the WC and are good enough to play ESL as it stands now.
It obviously isn't ideal that exchange rates mean the NRL now has a lot more money than the ESL, but giving a lot of international players the chance to develop a profile and train as full time professionals will be good for the code, and the ESL will look a lot more interesting with a bunch of Fijians, Papuans, Tongans etc.