The reserves didn’t turn out how he or Hull presumably hoped or imagined this year. He was looking for a stepping stone but instead at 28 it probably came to feel like he was wasting one of his prime years.

Also explains why the Fijian lad has been allowed to play. As a Union convert his salary is exempt from the Cap but he has been using Talanoas quota spot reading Radfords comments. So Hull couldn't have registered or fielded Talanoa even if they wanted to.

Where does LR say that?

I'd read somewhere that Ratu had been in the uk since he was 18, so would qualify by residency anyway.

How would being here since being 18 qualify for residency?

5 years "residency" in the uk qualifies you to play for England/GB RL.
It also qualifies you to apply to become a uk citizen.

Depends where he was born, his parents nationality as well. He can APPLY, does not make him entitled.

Fiji, a member of the British Commonwealth, probably helps a bit.

Keep trying.

??

nope, it doesn't change immigration policy.

Try harder

His name is Ratu Naulago.