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Looks like Moses is our real ONLY option now unless we'd be happy with someone like Croft
English club Warrington has issued a stern "hands off" warning to NRL clubs chasing star halfback George Williams.
One of the Lions' best during the Rugby League World Cup, Williams has already proven he can handle the NRL in his impressive 18-month stint with Canberra.
Several NRL clubs are struggling for direction at No.7 and have their eyes on the smart Englishman.
But Warrington boss Karl Fitzpatrick told Wide World of Sports they will have to look elsewhere.
"George still has two years left to run on his contract with Warrington - end of story," Fitzpatrick said from England.
England's George Williams during the Rugby League World Cup. (Photo by Adam Davy/PA Images via Getty Images) (PA Images via Getty Images)
"You don't sell your best players and we are happy with George and he is happy with us so he is staying right here."
Williams was so impressive in the World Cup that he beat Nathan Cleary, Jahrome Hughes and Anthony Milford to be named at halfback in the team of the tournament.
FORMER STORM NO.7 ATTRACTING INTEREST
Another Super League halfback in demand in the NRL is former Storm and Broncos playmaker Brodie Croft.
Croft never really set the world on fire in his six seasons in the NRL but came of age this year at Salford.
Like Jackson Hastings did a few years back, the move to the UK saw Croft shine and he won the Man of Steel award - Super League's equivalent of the Dally M Medal.
The Knights were keen on Croft, before ironically signing Hastings, and several other clubs have asked about his availability.
But Croft, whose partner is English, has pledged his allegiance to Salford for the next 12 months and NRL clubs will have to wait until 2024 to have a crack at him.
English club Warrington has issued a stern "hands off" warning to NRL clubs chasing star halfback George Williams.
One of the Lions' best during the Rugby League World Cup, Williams has already proven he can handle the NRL in his impressive 18-month stint with Canberra.
Several NRL clubs are struggling for direction at No.7 and have their eyes on the smart Englishman.
But Warrington boss Karl Fitzpatrick told Wide World of Sports they will have to look elsewhere.
"George still has two years left to run on his contract with Warrington - end of story," Fitzpatrick said from England.
"You don't sell your best players and we are happy with George and he is happy with us so he is staying right here."
Williams was so impressive in the World Cup that he beat Nathan Cleary, Jahrome Hughes and Anthony Milford to be named at halfback in the team of the tournament.
FORMER STORM NO.7 ATTRACTING INTEREST
Another Super League halfback in demand in the NRL is former Storm and Broncos playmaker Brodie Croft.
Croft never really set the world on fire in his six seasons in the NRL but came of age this year at Salford.
Like Jackson Hastings did a few years back, the move to the UK saw Croft shine and he won the Man of Steel award - Super League's equivalent of the Dally M Medal.
The Knights were keen on Croft, before ironically signing Hastings, and several other clubs have asked about his availability.
But Croft, whose partner is English, has pledged his allegiance to Salford for the next 12 months and NRL clubs will have to wait until 2024 to have a crack at him.
Angry club's 'hands off' warning to raiding rivals
'You don't sell your best players'
wwos.nine.com.au