It says here that he secured his work permit on an Italian passport.
In many ways Nero is the sort of overseas player the authorities are trying to drum out of the British game. He was a virtual unknown when he left the St George Illawarra Dragons for Huddersfield as a 22-year-old in 2002, relying on an Italian passport to secure a work permit, and for all the respect that his unflashy virtues command from his team-mates, he is not the type to put bums on seats. But for every headline-grabbing import who has contributed to Bradford's success in the Super League era, such as the Paul brothers and Lesley Vainikolo, there has been at least one such grafter.
It says here that he secured his work permit on an Italian passport.
In many ways Nero is the sort of overseas player the authorities are trying to drum out of the British game. He was a virtual unknown when he left the St George Illawarra Dragons for Huddersfield as a 22-year-old in 2002, relying on an Italian passport to secure a work permit, and for all the respect that his unflashy virtues command from his team-mates, he is not the type to put bums on seats. But for every headline-grabbing import who has contributed to Bradford's success in the Super League era, such as the Paul brothers and Lesley Vainikolo, there has been at least one such grafter.
It says here that he secured his work permit on an Italian passport.
In many ways Nero is the sort of overseas player the authorities are trying to drum out of the British game. He was a virtual unknown when he left the St George Illawarra Dragons for Huddersfield as a 22-year-old in 2002, relying on an Italian passport to secure a work permit, and for all the respect that his unflashy virtues command from his team-mates, he is not the type to put bums on seats. But for every headline-grabbing import who has contributed to Bradford's success in the Super League era, such as the Paul brothers and Lesley Vainikolo, there has been at least one such grafter.
Well I thought it was Italy aswell, but it doesn't matter really.
Terry Monster wrote:
It says here that he secured his work permit on an Italian passport.
In many ways Nero is the sort of overseas player the authorities are trying to drum out of the British game. He was a virtual unknown when he left the St George Illawarra Dragons for Huddersfield as a 22-year-old in 2002, relying on an Italian passport to secure a work permit, and for all the respect that his unflashy virtues command from his team-mates, he is not the type to put bums on seats. But for every headline-grabbing import who has contributed to Bradford's success in the Super League era, such as the Paul brothers and Lesley Vainikolo, there has been at least one such grafter.
