Exodus
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@Stargazer Didn’t know where to post it and wanted to know if anyone had an idea where he’s going to.
Perfectly fine to post it here. The hall monitor can take a breather for once in his life.
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Manawatū prop Flyn Yates and Auckland lock Hamish Dalzell have signed with Japanese club Kamaishi Seawaves.
Nathan Mauger is joining the club as assistant coach.
2023-24シーズン 新規加入選手6名・スタッフ1名のお知らせ（追加） | 日本製鉄釜石シーウェイブス
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Toni Pulu has signed with Seattle Seawolves.
TONI PULU JOINS SEATTLE SEAWOLVES - Seattle Seawolves Rugby
September 11, 2023 (TUKWILA, WASHINGTON) – Toni Pulu joins the Seattle Seawolves, making his debut in the US and MLR, in the 2024 season. “It’s exciting to have an American born player of Toni’s caliber and experience join the squad for 2024. He’s an impressive winger who loves to score tries and I...
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@Stargazer He will probably still play for the Bay won't he? Seems a good way for those to make a living if they can't quite make a super team to earn enough to make a living.
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@Dan54 I don't know. They've used an old photo of Souchon. He played as a replacement player for Southland, this NPC season. He wasn't named in any initial NPC squad as far as I know.
Generally speaking, players can indeed combine playing MLR and NPC.
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@Stargazer yep mate , we got a few in the Naki doing it, off the top of my head Jesse Parete (he was doing the double up with Japan club , but moved to MLR) Jasn Potroz, Tom Franklin and I think one or two others. Seems a good life for a player in one way, none of them on big money, but can live on what they earn in both comp.
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I've just heard that foster hasn't got a job next year? Anyway in the morning interview before the final in his normal not-at-all-funny way he answered a question about his future saying he's going to mow his lawns (ho-ho-ho, you jester. So respectful to a journo who is only allowed one question). Anyway he did mention as it went off to the next journo that 'it is coaching tho'. I wonder where?
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@Machpants Italy would be my guess.
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@Machpants said in Exodus:
I've just heard that foster hasn't got a job next year? Anyway in the morning interview before the final in his normal not-at-all-funny way he answered a question about his future saying he's going to mow his lawns (ho-ho-ho, you jester. So respectful to a journo who is only allowed one question). Anyway he did mention as it went off to the next journo that 'it is coaching tho'. I wonder where?
Gets quite a salary currently though, doesn't he? And a bonus if he/they win the next game? Asking, not sure.
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@Machpants Italy would be my guess.
Lots of places where an ex-ABs coach could work with far less stress and more money. Pasta or ramen would work easily
Wallabies appear to have no KPIs currently. So chicken parma/prawns could be an option.
