Quote: Dudley "Any news of Sandy getting fixed up with a job Roopy?'" www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 7031073914 Sandercock and Danny Buderus tipped to be assistant coaches at the Knights. This from Barry Toohey, a journalist who is usually very well informed about Knights matters, and usually first to report things like this.

Quote: Dudley "Any news of Sandy getting fixed up with a job Roopy?'" www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 7031073914 Sandercock and Danny Buderus tipped to be assistant coaches at the Knights. This from Barry Toohey, a journalist who is usually very well informed about Knights matters, and usually first to report things like this.

Pleased to hear it, he always seemed a decent bloke, just not a head coach, not yet at least, hope it works out for him.

Gus Gould was told during the Parra/Manly game tonight that Ken Sio is going to Hull KR - his comment "That's a shame. He's better than that." Don't know if that means you are getting a good player or if Gus doesn't rate Hull KR.

Both?

On form Carney for me is the best hb currently playing (or not as it would seem with him)
For my sins I'm also a Sharks fan and seen plenty of him, he's a phenomenal hb just has his issues with the booze.

Probably a good fit for either Hull club then

Just seen on twitter lovegrove being released

release from the club says he has asked to be released for family reasons.

rlDodgy rumour?rl

Loyalty personified this guy, good luck to Rhys and his family in whatever is ahead of them. A true grafter who put himself thru more sometimes than fans could expect of a player. Give it to the black and whites one more time

Strange statement that from rhys, has been an odd couple of years and I thought sandy going would see him stay here for a few years sounds a bit disillusioned in what he says there. .

anyway best of luck to the lad, certainly a full blooded player who really seemed to love playing for the club. Hope he does well in whatever he does next

In his interview after sandy went he openly admitted that he isn't that interested in rugby he said it's his job but he doesn't go home and watch it I think he's thinking of his future and rugby is secondary in that so good luck to him

If I remember correctly he is part way through a degree course and took a year out as It was commented (by sandy I think) that he was possibly having issues combining the course and his rugby. I hope he gets back to his degree and this will help him through the next phase of his career. I have nothing but the greatest respect for Rhys, he always gives his all and is constantly leaving bits of himself on the pitch, having seen him play on having been knocked out, injured, even coming back on once with a roll of cotton wool stuck up each nostrel just to keep playing. never really spoken to him, but always comes across as a great bloke with his heart and his head in the right place. Will be a big loss for the club, but all the best to him and his family wherever it takes them.

Always gave it 100% and will be a loss to the club,on and off the pitch.A nice guy,and good luck to him,libby and their family. Thanks for the 8 years service.

will miss him