Quote: dally messenger "so he did spot them for the storm. thanks why did the other queensland nrl teams miss talents like slater, smith and inglis, or even folau why did a club with zero juniors like the roosters sign the guy because he has the best eye for talent in the business'" Define spot? Others do it a lot and tell him about them. Do you mean Sully gets invited like others do to footy carnivals etc. etc. Folau was "spotted" playing in the Aussie U15s champs playing for QLD Schoolboys. Slater went to trial at Norths Devils for example and played for 2 years before signing for the Storm. The Devils were one of the Storms feeder clubs. I think you're getting over excited as usual in talking someone up. You name 3 famous players, 1 of whom was already playing at their feeder club and say he has the best eye? Who did he recruit for the Roosters? Jordan Tansey? This South African Rugby Union player: www.sydneyroosters.com.au/?s=art ... y&id=17767 Sully may have some people's signatures first. But he didn't always "spot" them. You really should stick to talking about what you know. Foxtel Aussies viewing figures.

Quote: dally messenger "so he did spot them for the storm. thanks why did the other queensland nrl teams miss talents like slater, smith and inglis, or even folau why did a club with zero juniors like the roosters sign the guy because he has the best eye for talent in the business'" Define spot? Others do it a lot and tell him about them. Do you mean Sully gets invited like others do to footy carnivals etc. etc. Folau was "spotted" playing in the Aussie U15s champs playing for QLD Schoolboys. Slater went to trial at Norths Devils for example and played for 2 years before signing for the Storm. The Devils were one of the Storms feeder clubs. I think you're getting over excited as usual in talking someone up. You name 3 famous players, 1 of whom was already playing at their feeder club and say he has the best eye? Who did he recruit for the Roosters? Jordan Tansey? This South African Rugby Union player: www.sydneyroosters.com.au/?s=art ... y&id=17767 Sully may have some people's signatures first. But he didn't always "spot" them. You really should stick to talking about what you know. Foxtel Aussies viewing figures.

Sully got their signatures first. That's it.

Norths Devils were one of Storms feeder clubs. Slater played there anyway.

This is too difficult for you to grasp as it's not about viewing figures.



I'll have to get you a job so you can learn stuff.

If he does come over I think you'll be very suprised.
Graham's been the best prop in SL for years now, and hes still young

ive seen him in real life, hes an ugly bugger!

That is true.
But then again it's true of all Scousers

If he sinks he sinks, he won't though.
My biggest concern is can he match the intensity week after week after week, SLs not exactly like that

he may get bashed around a bit as you put it,but believe me he will give as good as he gets.also about james graham this guy is absolute quality.

hell get used to it.

really hope he lives up to the hype

One of them, you can't miss him. Makes an impact regardless.
But Graham's the better prop

Just when rugby league was getting better again in this country. The Australians conspire to take our good players to make sure that the Aussie dominance in world rugby league continues

Not Really

We’ve got individual rugby league playing talent in the UK that can match that of the best individuals in the NRL. You put Danny McGuire in the Melbourne Storm team and they’ll be a better team for it.

The world club challenge has shown that our top clubs team wise can match up to the top clubs in the NRL team wise.

However it’s the international set up we struggle with. Real Madrid in football are proof of a world class team of individuals can’t always make a good team. Well they can if they gel together.

The Quad nations final we was doing fine until our energy and faith ran out. However the injury to Michael Shenton didn’t help causes either.

Sam Burgess (Loose Forward)
Gareth Ellis (Second Row)
Mark Flanagan (Interchange)
All involved this week in the NRL.