An expression that has crept into every Rugby League interview is "In our DNA". I have followed closely what Lam Snr is doing at the LSV, and wondered why the Band of Misfits have bonded so well. In my day it was called culture and Lammy was keen to put his own stamp on the club from day 1.
I have copied the contents from TRL's interview with new signing Owen Trout, based on the fact that they now push things behind a paywall. I appreciate everybody needs to make a few quid from the internet, but that is not part of the founding principles of the World Wide Web:
"LOOKING around Super League, there is a plethora of young talent making their name in the game.
One of those is new Leigh Leopards signing Owen Trout, who joined the Challenge Cup winners from Huddersfield Giants.
With the Giants, Trout made 50 appearances, helping the West Yorkshire club to a Challenge Cup Final place in 2022, but now the 24-year-old has moved on to pastures new with Leigh.
And it’s fair to say that the 24-year-old is loving it at his new club as he reveals just why he decided to sign for the Leopards following interest from SEVEN clubs.
“Although it’s been a short time I’m loving it here, all the boys have been very welcoming and since day one I’ve never really felt like an outsider,” Trout told League Express.
“I had offers from six or seven clubs, and I enjoyed speaking to them all, but one of the main reasons why I came to Leigh was Adrian Lam (Leigh’s head coach). After speaking to Lammy, the passion he had for the club and how close the boys seem to be made it an easy decision.
“The passion he showed when talking about the club was so good to see. He’s a good guy and I know he’d always be honest with me which I appreciate.
“I now just want to show my appreciation by getting back on the field and showing what I can do at Leigh.”
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