Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 2:11 pm  

William Eve wrote:

No offence intended here BUT...

How does he rebuild his stock in Super League?

That'd be like a Super League player attempting to rebuild his stock in the Championship or lower.

No it is not, why do people belive the hype that Nrl is so superior to super league, it maybe better more strength in depth, but the gap is considerably smaller than between super league and championship.

Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 2:15 pm  

William Eve wrote:

Mitchell Moses or Moses Mbye?

Mitchell Moses I think young half back.

Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 2:18 pm  

rollin thunder wrote:

No it is not, why do people belive the hype that Nrl is so superior to super league, it maybe better more strength in depth, but the gap is considerably smaller than between super league and championship.

Not from the games I have seen each week.
Far faster and far more physical not to mention the skill levels.
Great game the other night between Canberra and Storm.

Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 2:50 pm  

chapylad wrote:

William Eve wrote:

Mitchell Moses or Moses Mbye?

Mitchell Moses I think young half back.

Very good young play maker - and improving almost week on week... But, Dream on I'm affraid. He's just activated a 1 year option for next year at the Tigers (for $600k) and will be one of the hottest prospects on the market next year (Think he can begin negotiating from 1st Nov this year for 2018). He'll be courted by almost every NRL club that can afford him.

Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 3:15 pm  

Marty Grrrrrrrrrr! wrote:

State of Origin is the problem. He wants to be Queensland's number 9 and he cant do that playing in Super League. Soon as a NRL team comes knocking he will be gone.

Given that Jamie Soward tweeted other week that Segeyaro was St George bound I cant see him being here next year.

Granville will be next QLD #9 i think.

Or Grenville just for Mr Eve the pedant.

Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 3:31 pm  

Superted wrote:

Very good young play maker - and improving almost week on week... But, Dream on I'm affraid. He's just activated a 1 year option for next year at the Tigers (for $600k) and will be one of the hottest prospects on the market next year (Think he can begin negotiating from 1st Nov this year for 2018). He'll be courted by almost every NRL club that can afford him.

Thanks for the update mate.
Yes a very good young play maker indeed along with a cracking good FB at Tigers too if I may add.

Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 3:34 pm  

William Eve wrote:

No offence intended here BUT...

How does he rebuild his stock in Super League?

That'd be like a Super League player attempting to rebuild his stock in the Championship or lower.

It is a well traveled route, especially recently. Soliola, Tai'i, Green, Williams, Masoe. All recent examples of players building or rebuilding stock for a return to the Nrl after coming over here at a young-ish age.

I take your point though it is perhaps less ideal than getting in someone's system and challenging for a start, like I said can't see many Nrl teams where that is an option, especially given how he left.

Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 3:43 pm  

krisleeds wrote:

Granville will be next QLD #9 i think.

Or Grenville just for Mr Eve the pedant.

That may be so but it wont stop Segeyaro trying if the opportunity arises for him to return to the NRL.

Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 3:54 pm  

chapylad wrote:

There`s a guy called Moses in the NRL who from what I have seen looks pretty good at HB.
Anyone know anymore about him?

Could have done with him at the start of the year. Might have been able to avoid the flooding at the training ground

Re: Segayaro : Wed Aug 17, 2016 4:16 pm  

Barrie's Glass Eye wrote:

I think he will stay next year. I can't think of an Nrl team that needs a 9 right now (some have 2 or 3 first grade quality) apart from maybe the sharks with Ennis retiring. I think he'd be better off getting a full season under his belt, rebuilding his stock and showing he is healthy and hungry.

Newcastle, Cronulla and Parramatta need hookers. He'd be an improvement for Souths, St George and a few more besides. He's not going to be short of NRL interest so the only chance we have of keeping him is that he actively wants to stay in the UK.