That’s his brother.

Always looks lively and makes stuff happen even in a poor team. Much better kicking game than Drinkwater too. https://youtu.be/xItwdhzkRN8?si=Zm-CvXZ6c7plO5hv

Always looks lively and makes stuff happen even in a poor team. Much better kicking game than Drinkwater too. https://youtu.be/xItwdhzkRN8?si=Zm-CvXZ6c7plO5hv

When I’ve watched the London games he as always seemed a handful.Age on his side ofc so looks a good prospect but what category of WOW does this come under given a post a while back said something about a wow half signing.

Correction. Agreed to join Warrington on Monday. Not signed yet. Still a few contract bits to sort.

3 other SL clubs have been trying to sign him, so he's very well thought of.

Would sooner sign Leyland than another journeyman like Drinkwater.

If we do sign him, then we will still have a Quota vacancy, to use if we want to sign a NRL player to boost our squad elsewhere.

Yes, much prefer this. Plus he is only 23, lots of time to develop still and should easily adapt at that age.

Kick in the teeth for hayes

Hayes may well be considered first choice still - we need cover in the position with currently only Hayes and Williams able to play half competently.

All healthy competition and both still very young

Club being very careful with him. I wouldn't expect to see him playing regularly till after Easter.

Very encouraging this. He is a good player, even if I don't necessarily like northern clubs pinching talent that's been developed by London or other non-heartland teams.

I don't think it is a kick in the teeth for Hayes. No club ever has two halfbacks who go a whole season uninjured or without need of a rest; you need depth in that position and there are always things that crop up.