mark gasnier

Re: mark gasnier : Tue Mar 16, 2010 8:43 pm

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And if the medical joker sought by dragons, to replace both Adam Mogg (delicacy with osteoarthritis of the knee) and discussion with the club for an early release from his contract, current until end 2011 and Clint Greenshields (his fractured fibula together leave it away the land for approximately three months), was Mark Gasnier? We know that the Stade Français should not renew the 28-year old Kangaroo de St George-Illawarra, former contract and who has not fully adapted to rugby union. It is also known that the player itself, probably tired too often used on a wing, in Paris, would be attempted to find in 2011 its sport original, LRN, or sign in Melbourne Rebels, the new franchise Australian Super 14 (soon 15), or even to the Reds, the Brumbies, or even on the basque coast (hence originates his fiancée, Claudine Bonnechere), Bayonne and Biarritz are not insensitive to his talent. Finally, we know that the Paris club has abdicated virtually any chance to qualify for the play-off for the top 14, next June. Also, in Perpignan, it is obviously sought to jump on this opportunity. Only problem, but size: pay the player switch around of 30,000 euros per month, at the Stade Français. He would, at the time, proposed to the Dragons of give them the nephew of "the immortal" Reg Gasnier against half of her salary. Question: are dragons prepared to accept the deal? Why not, knowing that the catalan club, in the case of early departure Mogg, will have a little money to put on the table, even when it may financially compensate its Australian, attacker for early release. It guesses, in any case, that discussions between the Stade Français and Dragons should be tight, hoping to reach an agreement that would enable them to pay to the Parisian club slightly less than half of the monthly salary of Gasnier Catalans. Which, for the story, had confronted its possible future teammates David Ferriol Jérôme Guisset, Jamel Fakir, Greg Mounis, Sebastian Raguin, Aimé-Giral, of a France-44-12 by the kangaroos won Australia, November 12, 2005. Both parties, anyway, have everything to gain in a possible transaction: Stade Français, who économiserait in the vicinity of 30,000 euros, season two ending for him in may, and dragons, which would have an opportunity unhoped-for recruit a high class, player able to play Centre, of course, but also at the opening (ten games with St George between 2006 and 2007, and a "State Of" in 2006), a position often occupied by Mogg, since his arrival in Roussillon, or even back, where the replacement of Greenshields represents a headache, despite the presence of Thomas Bosc, Dimitri Pelo and Chris Walker, three players club with little or loosely held this job in the past. In any case, should be quickly fixed, on Gasnier, where dragons to rapidly recruit a replacement Greenshields. The Australian, admittedly, is much more expensive (there will be at least six months of salary to ensure, by the end of the Super League) a young English, the other runway exploited, but his coming to Perpignan would guarantee both sports (81 tests in 141 games with St George, 11 in 15 selections with the kangaroos, 4-9 games with the "Blues" of new South Wales in the "State Of Origin") and media. CONTINUED very closely, therefore