Wolves still hold your registration Chris. www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... dfc7c36731

Wolves still hold your registration Chris. www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... dfc7c36731

Jordan Turner drops hints about being available for origin selection?

There was no crossword either.
Very disappointing.

Baffling! But maybe if the video is played backwards all will be revealed?

Here is the link to Chris Sandow www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... dfc7c36731

Here is the link to Chris Sandow www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... dfc7c36731

It's going to be interesting as to how the situations with Sandow, and Segeyaro too, pan out. I'm not sure whether SL/RFL registration would be recognized by the NRL clubs, and if they are then I can't see any NRL clubs paying a transfer fee. I think it's pointless and petty for Wire and/or Leeds to insist on keeping a hold of their registrations until their contracts expire. But at the same time, some sort of message has to be sent that players can't just walk out because the exchange rate makes their wages so much less that they expected, the weather is a bit chilly or the catch-all 'homesick' excuse.

Solomona has now been registered as a Sale player!!! https://twitter.com/BBCMancSports/statu ... 1299195908

Solomona has now been registered as a Sale player!!! https://twitter.com/BBCMancSports/statu ... 1299195908

If nothing is done about registration the door will be wide open for Union to poach the best players. NRL will pale into comparison.

Well there is an upside to all this. Over the last 12 months, for some reason or other, the pound has dropped by around 20-25 % against the Euro and US dollar (although it's doing very well against the Zimbabwean currency, which I think is called the dried elephant turd). But anyway, it's also dropped by the same amount against the Aussie dollar. Hence Aussie stars will soon be completely out of reach for RL clubs and we will not have to worry about contract problems at all.

..... course that does mean our better players are dirt cheap for the NRL so we may lose a few more, but it will allow some of our past academy players like Danny Bridge, Glen Riley, Ryan Shaw etc a chance to play SL. And of course it would be great to welcome the likes of Jordan Cox and Anthony England back again. If it wasn't for the contract problems, we might even have asked Roy Asotasi to ......, no I think perhaps that really is going a bit far.

The whole situation is not great and realistically going forward the club's need to try and take these scenarios in future contracts when being negotiated. Both wire n Leeds should take any offer for them to draw a line under it.

You're a bit out of date there friend. I think you will find the drop in the pound is now considerably less.

Think you will find that, despite a small recent improvement, the £ is still down by nearly 20% compared with 12 months ago on the Aus $.

The apathetic, shoulder-shrugging, tut-tutting subservient inaction on display by the RFL and the British game as a whole over the Sandow, Solomona and Segeyaro incidents is another sign that the professional game in England is on life-support, and fading fast.

The players, agents, NRL and RU are collectively holding us up to ridicule, and laughing at the jelly-spined responses being muttered in response. Frankly, yes, if we have to go to court to stop Sandow (and the other two) signing for any club and force him to see out the rest of his contract sat doing nothing then that's fine by me.

People who say "what's to be gained" need to understand that this isn't about a player being homesick, it is about the integrity of the sport, the reputation of the game as a professional sport and quite simply, what is right and wrong, what is acceptable and what is not.

"It does not mean that the pound here in Britain, in your pocket or purse or in your bank, has been devalued."

Prime Minister Harold Wilson


He was right so long as we spent our money here and suppliers did the same.
Unless someone likes Vegimite or kangaroo steaks, then there might be an issue.