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LEAGUE’S RAID ON UNION
For all the rugby union huff and puff about opening the $10 million cheque book to target NRL players the elbow patch brigade might want to get their own backyard in order first.
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have landed a significant body blow on rugby union and Wests Tigers by jagging the signature of the son of Wallaby forward Bill Young, Patrick Young.
A lock forward for the Balmain Tigers in the Harrold Matthews Competition, Young is regarded as a similar prototype to Cameron Murray at South Sydney with the Bulldogs quietly celebrating having landed the young gun’s signature on a two-year deal as a development player from 2023.
Young was the player who scored the winning try in the infamous Leichhardt Oval match between GPS rugby teams St Joseph’s and Riverview when one of the railings at the eighth wonder of the world collapsed.
Anyway the Bulldogs have landed a strong emerging player in the son of the former Wallaby forward.
Panthers rest host of stars for last RD | 02:24
The other rugby union young gun all the NRL clubs are queuing up for is the son of former Sydney Rooster and Penrith Panther Peter Jorgensen, who also played for the Wallabies.
Max Jorgensen has been playing fullback for St Josephs and is regarded as the best player on the schoolboy rugby circuit.
Talk about rugby union being asleep at the steering wheel.
www.foxsports.com.au
For all the rugby union huff and puff about opening the $10 million cheque book to target NRL players the elbow patch brigade might want to get their own backyard in order first.
The Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs have landed a significant body blow on rugby union and Wests Tigers by jagging the signature of the son of Wallaby forward Bill Young, Patrick Young.
A lock forward for the Balmain Tigers in the Harrold Matthews Competition, Young is regarded as a similar prototype to Cameron Murray at South Sydney with the Bulldogs quietly celebrating having landed the young gun’s signature on a two-year deal as a development player from 2023.
Young was the player who scored the winning try in the infamous Leichhardt Oval match between GPS rugby teams St Joseph’s and Riverview when one of the railings at the eighth wonder of the world collapsed.
Anyway the Bulldogs have landed a strong emerging player in the son of the former Wallaby forward.
Panthers rest host of stars for last RD | 02:24
The other rugby union young gun all the NRL clubs are queuing up for is the son of former Sydney Rooster and Penrith Panther Peter Jorgensen, who also played for the Wallabies.
Max Jorgensen has been playing fullback for St Josephs and is regarded as the best player on the schoolboy rugby circuit.
Talk about rugby union being asleep at the steering wheel.
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www.foxsports.com.au
