Exodus
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@Machpants said in Exodus:
More smoke from the Sotutu inferno
Good luck to him. One man's rubbish is another man's treasure. He deserves better
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Smiler-Ah Kiong has been on the fringes of the Waikato squad in the past few seasons without ever making the main NPC squad. Played in Portugal in the off-season in 2023 as the TA Sports coach took a few of their players there. I didn't realise he was loaned to KC this year until the Sky Fans Try of the Year was announced.
Speaking of former Waikato players, I see that Tana Tuhakaraina is now with the Urayasu D-Rocks in Japan. That explains why he wasn't involved in the NPC.
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Smiler-Ah Kiong has been on the fringes of the Waikato squad in the past few seasons without ever making the main NPC squad. Played in Portugal in the off-season in 2023 as the TA Sports coach took a few of their players there. I didn't realise he was loaned to KC this year until the Sky Fans Try of the Year was announced.
Speaking of former Waikato players, I see that Tana Tuhakaraina is now with the Urayasu D-Rocks in Japan. That explains why he wasn't involved in the NPC.
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Smiler-Ah Kiong has been on the fringes of the Waikato squad in the past few seasons without ever making the main NPC squad. Played in Portugal in the off-season in 2023 as the TA Sports coach took a few of their players there. I didn't realise he was loaned to KC this year until the Sky Fans Try of the Year was announced.
Speaking of former Waikato players, I see that Tana Tuhakaraina is now with the Urayasu D-Rocks in Japan. That explains why he wasn't involved in the NPC.
Smiler-Ah Kiong has been on the fringes of the Waikato squad in the past few seasons without ever making the main NPC squad. Played in Portugal in the off-season in 2023 as the TA Sports coach took a few of their players there. I didn't realise he was loaned to KC this year until the Sky Fans Try of the Year was announced.
Speaking of former Waikato players, I see that Tana Tuhakaraina is now with the Urayasu D-Rocks in Japan. That explains why he wasn't involved in the NPC.
He should have come home in place of a couple of our poor imports this year.
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@cgrant I saw a post on a rugby social media page (where plenty of players post thier 'CV' looking for gigs) from him a couple of weeks back looking for a gig!
@taniwharugby said in Exodus:
@cgrant I saw a post on a rugby social media page (where plenty of players post thier 'CV' looking for gigs) from him a couple of weeks back looking for a gig!
My eyes. i before e except after c.
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@taniwharugby said in Exodus:
@cgrant I saw a post on a rugby social media page (where plenty of players post thier 'CV' looking for gigs) from him a couple of weeks back looking for a gig!
My eyes. i before e except after c.
@Billy-Tell meh
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It is the rule that has more exceptions than the rule...
However, "neighbors" isn't a good example of how to spell correctly (unless you consider American a language...)
@Snowy tbf it is more me typing 'their', is like me typing 'form' instead of 'from'...fat fingers
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https://www.rugbypass.com/news/six-former-all-blacks-eligible-for-new-nations-in-2025/
The Ioane eligibility keeps getting mis-stated
Now plying his trade in Japan with Hanazono Kintetsu Liners, Ioane is out of the All Blacks picture entirely and can offer his physicality to his nation of birth, Japan, or the nation his father represented, Samoa.
He clarified last year that he was not born in Japan. Somehow it got on the AllBlacks website years ago but they've fixed it now
