Joined: Jan 23 2006 Posts: 7392 Location: Looking for a coach that can coach
Three newbies in at London
Rhys Curran, Josh Walters and Tuoyo Egodo will join London Broncos ahead of the 2020 season, report League Weekly.
Back-rower Curran, 30, has played over 60 games for Toulouse Olympique and has earned three caps for France. Back-rower Walters, 24, has played 20 games for Featherstone Rovers since joining from Leeds Rhinos and centre Egodo, 22, has made almost 20 appearances for Castleford Tigers since 2017. According to League Weekly, all three players will ply their trade in the capital in 2020.
Good to see new names being added. Egodo got the brace against us last week so showing his skills in that squad. Walter's and Curran decent signings in my mind. Am led to believe that if we stay up the new aussie would likely stay
Joined: May 21 2005 Posts: 2843 Location: Lewisham, London.
Jossy B wrote:Egodo has 11 tries in Super league this year so ..
There is a reason why he isn't being kept, he is still very raw. He isn't a Super League player yet IMO, he needs to work on his decision making, especially in defence, where he at times is atrocious.
In a debate about why the CC final isnt in HD.
Gazemous wrote:Northerners can't afford HD, what's the point?
TheBigFella wrote:Im a Northerner and Ive got HD. C0ck. We could also probably buy 3 to 4 houses for what you would pay for 1, doesnt that tell you something.
Paddock Punter wrote:I did enjoy asking Bill Arthur at half time as he was walking past a long string of cables which one I could pull out so I could f**k their weekend up as well.
Joined: Sep 06 2005 Posts: 1995 Location: Newcastle, Hunter Valley
If any of you watch NRL, Newcastle Knights are going to name 18 year old Bradman Best to play this week. He is the son of former London Broncos and Manly player Roger Best. He turned 18 last week, so this is the first time he has been old enough to play. He is as big as a prop and as fast as a winger, so the big kid is tipped to be a star of the future, but maybe 18 is a bit young for him to shine just yet.
Deadcowboys1 wrote:Looks like we have accepted our fate, they sound like Championship rather than SL signings.
Most of our signings the past two seasons could have been considered Championship ones, but for the most part they have played well above expectations. Which is why our fate is still in our own hands.
Rise like Lions after slumber In unvanquishable number-- Shake your chains to earth like dew Which in sleep had fallen on you-- Ye are many -- they are few.'
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