Exodus
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Rising Canterbury star Blair Murray is piquing the interest of the Welsh regions.
The 22-year-old, who can play at outside-half and in the back-three, is Welsh-qualified courtesy of his mother and his representatives have made contact with Wales' professional sides to see if they would be interested in acquiring his services. Murray is a part of the wider Crusaders squad but has played the majority of his rugby for Canterbury in the Bunnings NPC.
Young New Zealand rugby talent interests Welsh regions and he can play for Wales
A promising Welsh qualified youngster is on the market
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Fissler Confidential: Ulster keen on NZ 10 as Shark departs English shores
Ulster have been talking with Hurricanes’ ex-New Zealand U20s international Aidan Morgan in their quest for a new fly-half.
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Aiden Morgan in talks with Ulster apparently.
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@family-man I think he knows the writing is on the wall with Godfrey snapping at his heals.
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@Canes4life said in Exodus:
@family-man I think he knows the writing is on the wall with Godfrey snapping at his heals.
Think Brett Cameron has been poor this year and Morgan has looked better in the couple of games he has started
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@Darren it would be a bigger loss if the Canes didn't have anyone else coming through but we do. Harry Godfrey is a much bigger talent and will surpass Morgan anyway. He's likely to play a lot more mins for the Canes next year and will likely move past Cameron aswell. Godfrey is our long term 10 and I'm picking him to have a similar impact that Cam Roigard has had in the last year when he finally gets an opportunity.
Godfrey has been playing 10 for Petone this year and has been setting the Welly club competition a light. To give you an idea of his impact, Petone beat Norths (who are no mugs) 88-12 on Saturday.
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@Darren where did you see this, haven't seen this mentioned anywhere.
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@Canes4life said in Exodus:
@Darren where did you see this, haven't seen this mentioned anywhere.
Fissler Confidential: Ulster keen on NZ 10 as Shark departs English shores
Ulster have been talking with Hurricanes’ ex-New Zealand U20s international Aidan Morgan in their quest for a new fly-half.
Quite a shaky source, from what I can read of his previous scoops.
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@Canes4life said in Exodus:
@Darren where did you see this, haven't seen this mentioned anywhere.
Oh shoot, somewhere on facebook, I read a ton of rugby news, no idea who had posted it
I'm sure Godfrey will leap over him soon, but still hate seeing our talet eroded at such a young age, especially at 10
Same with Fergus BurkeWill probably see them running things for some international team after they finish developing.
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Ulster rugby reach agreement to sign former U20 All-Black out-half Aidan Morgan
The Wellington out-half is capped four times at U20 level for New Zealand
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@Canes4life said in Exodus:
@Darren it would be a bigger loss if the Canes didn't have anyone else coming through but we do. Harry Godfrey is a much bigger talent and will surpass Morgan anyway. He's likely to play a lot more mins for the Canes next year and will likely move past Cameron aswell. Godfrey is our long term 10 and I'm picking him to have a similar impact that Cam Roigard has had in the last year when he finally gets an opportunity.
Godfrey has been playing 10 for Petone this year and has been setting the Welly club competition a light. To give you an idea of his impact, Petone beat Norths (who are no mugs) 88-12 on Saturday.
If Godfrey cant get a start at first for HB he should move to Wellington.
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All Blacks XV & Highlanders enforcer Billy Harmon set to leave New Zealand
Highlanders coach Clarke Dermody dropped a transfer bombshell by revealing that team co-captain Billy Harmon will leave New Zealand’s shores later this year.
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NH Flanker Jed Melvin to the New England Free Jacks -
NEW ENGLAND FREE JACKS CONFIRM THREE REVOLUTIONARY SIGNINGS WITH SIGHTS ON MLR PLAYOFFS - New England Free Jacks
It is with deep regret that we announce the unfortunate injury of our starting scrum half, John Poland. During the St Patrick's Day game against Nola Gold on March 16 2024, John sustained a significant shoulder injury that regrettably rendered him unable to participate for the remainder of the 2024...
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