Re: Five New Signings : Sat Nov 12, 2016 12:39 pm  

Yes found the link...2 year deal for Simon at Catalan. http://www.rugbyforumxiii.com/forum/vie ... &start=210 Mikael Simon is under contract so it would have to involve a transfer fee surely..wonder if another signing will be announced on a Sunday evening as it has for the last couple of weeks with Fifita and Wood. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/36113586

Yes found the link...2 year deal for Simon at Catalan. http://www.rugbyforumxiii.com/forum/vie ... &start=210 Mikael Simon is under contract so it would have to involve a transfer fee surely..wonder if another signing will be announced on a Sunday evening as it has for the last couple of weeks with Fifita and Wood. http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-league/36113586

Re: Five New Signings : Sat Nov 12, 2016 2:43 pm  

Eastern Wildcat wrote:

Hes been massive for Scotland.

However, wheres he been for the last 2-3 years.

You stun me at times. You wax lyrical about a second string player from a second string nation in John Boudebza then you ask where Ferguson has been! Ditto Kevin Larroyer you're obsessed with second rate imports especially those from HKR...why?

Despite Belly's misinformation Ferguson has not been a ten match a season injury crock but then when did facts matter to that poster.

Played 52 games in two years for Bradford scoring 13 tries - if only Kirmond and Tupou were that injury proned

We was by far the best forward on the park in our 2014 MPG and has been a stand out for Scotland - been doing just fine in my opinion.

Come on folks do your research - Fergy is a great buy if available that's why Anderson re-signed him. John Boudebza would be a massive gamble.

Re: Five New Signings : Sat Nov 12, 2016 4:19 pm  

vastman wrote:

You stun me at times. You wax lyrical about a second string player from a second string nation in John Boudebza then you ask where Ferguson has been! Ditto Kevin Larroyer you're obsessed with second rate imports especially those from HKR...why?

Despite Belly's misinformation Ferguson has not been a ten match a season injury crock but then when did facts matter to that poster.

Played 52 games in two years for Bradford scoring 13 tries - if only Kirmond and Tupou were that injury proned

We was by far the best forward on the park in our 2014 MPG and has been a stand out for Scotland - been doing just fine in my opinion.

Come on folks do your research - Fergy is a great buy if available that's why Anderson re-signed him. John Boudebza would be a massive gamble.

Completely agree....which again is strange...

Re: Five New Signings : Sat Nov 12, 2016 5:07 pm  

Not wanting to sound predantic but wasn't the mpg in 2015

Re: Five New Signings : Sat Nov 12, 2016 9:01 pm  

catalanglais wrote:

Hello again Wakeyites. You will have noticed that Catalan fans were correct about Wiliame .This morning they are saying that Simon has signed for 2 years.

No I noticed you signed some bloke called Brayden Williame, not Sam Williams.

Re: Five New Signings : Sun Nov 13, 2016 11:55 am  

I did not say Sam Williams.I confess to spelling Wiliame's name with 2 m's

Re: Five New Signings : Sun Nov 13, 2016 11:56 am  

Sorry i.e 2 L's

Re: Five New Signings : Sun Nov 13, 2016 9:55 pm  

In tomorrow's league weekly it says the deal for allgood is done n we want ferguson n also says Moore is set to be released but think we all knew that anyway

Re: Five New Signings : Sun Nov 13, 2016 11:03 pm  

If Allgood has signed, a quota spot needs to be found, so I wonder if A Tupou is calling it a day then.

Fergy from what I've seen of him this 4 nations, looks every bit of the work horse he was with his and Hudds and would definitely add some depth to the back row.

Re: Five New Signings : Sun Nov 13, 2016 11:08 pm  

catalanglais wrote:

I did not say Sam Williams.I confess to spelling Wiliame's name with 2 m's

Nah you didn't say Sam mate but the last name brought up confusion, especially since he played for you before. Just looking back it was someone else that said your board think you're signing Sam Williams.