2013 Rumoured and confirmed signings.
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Tyson Andrews gets signed with Manly and divides family members
Have your say » 22nd Jun 2013 5:00 AM
STORY TOOLS
Cutters prop Tyson Andrews tries on a Manly jumper at Sportspower.
Tony Martin
TYSON Andrews' father is "over the moon" his son was signed by Manly. He supports the Sea Eagles.
The Mackay Cutters prop said his mother, on the other hand, wasn't so impressed.
"She doesn't support Manly," he laughed.
Her loyalty is with the North Queensland Cowboys, and she is a passionate league supporter.
So it will be interesting to see who she cheers for if her son takes to the field in a game between the Cowboys and Sea Eagles.
"She'll probably go for me to play well, but go for the Cowboys to win," he laughed.
But both parents were thrilled for Andrews and for the opportunities the two-year contract signed on Wednesday could present.
"I'm still processing in my head how surreal it all is," he said.
"Ever since I started to play rugby league (as a child), I always dreamed of playing in the NRL. This brings me one step closer."
Luckily, Andrews looked good in Maroon, and had become used to wearing the colour throughout his three seasons with the Cutters.
Rugby league will become Andrews' full-time job from November this year when he moves south.
"It's a dream come true. It's what I've always wanted," he said.
However, it means he will have to put his third-year apprenticeship as a boilermaker on hold.
He said he would finish off his theory, but the practical side would have to wait until after the pre-season.
Andrews planned to put everything he had into the pre-season.
Opportunities to play for the Sea Eagles depend on his training and whether or not he had a good pre-season, he said.
"Their style of play is very suited to my style of play. I think I'll fit in well," he said.
Andrews is a prop. At 23, he said it was the age props were usually signed.
His role puts him in the thick of the action, but that's what he loves about the game.
"It's a pretty straight forward role... but it's one of the toughest roles. You have to be willing to work hard," he said.
"I wouldn't want to play anywhere else."
But for now Andrews was concentrating on tomorrow's game against Easts Tigers.
this was on FB
Have your say » 22nd Jun 2013 5:00 AM
STORY TOOLS
Cutters prop Tyson Andrews tries on a Manly jumper at Sportspower.
Tony Martin
TYSON Andrews' father is "over the moon" his son was signed by Manly. He supports the Sea Eagles.
The Mackay Cutters prop said his mother, on the other hand, wasn't so impressed.
"She doesn't support Manly," he laughed.
Her loyalty is with the North Queensland Cowboys, and she is a passionate league supporter.
So it will be interesting to see who she cheers for if her son takes to the field in a game between the Cowboys and Sea Eagles.
"She'll probably go for me to play well, but go for the Cowboys to win," he laughed.
But both parents were thrilled for Andrews and for the opportunities the two-year contract signed on Wednesday could present.
"I'm still processing in my head how surreal it all is," he said.
"Ever since I started to play rugby league (as a child), I always dreamed of playing in the NRL. This brings me one step closer."
Luckily, Andrews looked good in Maroon, and had become used to wearing the colour throughout his three seasons with the Cutters.
Rugby league will become Andrews' full-time job from November this year when he moves south.
"It's a dream come true. It's what I've always wanted," he said.
However, it means he will have to put his third-year apprenticeship as a boilermaker on hold.
He said he would finish off his theory, but the practical side would have to wait until after the pre-season.
Andrews planned to put everything he had into the pre-season.
Opportunities to play for the Sea Eagles depend on his training and whether or not he had a good pre-season, he said.
"Their style of play is very suited to my style of play. I think I'll fit in well," he said.
Andrews is a prop. At 23, he said it was the age props were usually signed.
His role puts him in the thick of the action, but that's what he loves about the game.
"It's a pretty straight forward role... but it's one of the toughest roles. You have to be willing to work hard," he said.
"I wouldn't want to play anywhere else."
But for now Andrews was concentrating on tomorrow's game against Easts Tigers.
this was on FB
bones said:
It seems to be footage of a big guy running over other guys and tackling more guys. All set to fully sik music that they all seem to have to have.
Seems a big guy though.
GET OUTTA BED YA LAZY BUGGAH
master blaster
Bencher
no worries mate,and he already looks good in the maroon and white toobones said:
Jatz Crackers
First Grader
Bones & BOZO sitting in a tree.
Haha his highlight package includes a late tackle. Around 1.10 on the clip, quite a good hit but the victim doesn't even have the ballbones said:
Technical Coach
Bencher
Needs to be more explosive in his go forward hopefully the training staff can improve him in this area.
We need more Islander explosive go forward also but the risk is if the interchange drops further you need to strike the right balance of 60min and 40min body types.
The Roosters have the right mix along with Souths does not mean you will win a premiership but it certainly helps make it easier especially when you lack a clinical creative attack that struggles to execute under pressure.
We need more Islander explosive go forward also but the risk is if the interchange drops further you need to strike the right balance of 60min and 40min body types.
The Roosters have the right mix along with Souths does not mean you will win a premiership but it certainly helps make it easier especially when you lack a clinical creative attack that struggles to execute under pressure.
manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
bones said:
Nightclubs?
He would be a handy pick up for some club dogs and souffs most likely
the mauler
Bencher
Darren said:
Rene Rivkin??
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