Suli being circled?

[smithy]

Too late mate, trade window is closed.

Loan system in play until end of season, separate from Aug 1 signing deadline … now it’s never too late to get rid of overpriced deadwood.😉

 

[40 nil]

Suli interview

Suli sets sights on big 2022

Dragons centre Moses Suli talks about how pre-season at the Dragons is going so far and what he's hoping for in the coming season.

www.dragons.com.au

 

[double hoops]

First day back at training I know. But certainly looked a bit behind with a gallop. Now did someone say Brad the Demon Parker and a couple of the boys run 10k each morning in the off season, just to get ready for the up coming Corso Sprint?

 

[47MVEagle]

I'm interested in seeing what shape Suli's turned up to pre-season training in as that will be a big indicator as to his intentions at the Dragons.

 

[Under the Sticks]

I'm interested in seeing what shape Suli's turned up to pre-season training in as that will be a big indicator as to his intentions at the Dragons.

In the Dragon's video clip he was slowest in the sprint drills....you know what they say "old bulldogs and new tricks"

 

[TokyoEagle]

Will be interesting to see how he goes at the Queens. Will give us a good indication of how much heart he has.

 

[XV-1]

Allegedly KFC sales are up 20% in the St George area 😎

 

[Captain Moondog]

He's got big ambitions...

Suli: I still want to play for Australia and NSW before Tonga​

By Adam Pengilly​

February 14, 2022 — 6.00pm
St George Illawarra recruit Moses Suli has set himself the ambitious goal of breaking into Brad Fittler’s NSW State of Origin team and declared his preference to play for Australia over Tonga in the World Cup.

Suli, who debuted for Mate Ma’a back in 2017, has broached his potentially career-defining switch to the Dragons, which came after he was starved of game time under Des Hasler at Manly last year.
It would seem an improbable task for Suli to displace arguably the NRL’s best player, Tom Trbojevic, and Latrell Mitchell from Fittler’s Blues centre pairing, but the 23-year-old insists Origin football is not out of the equation.
“I’ve always wanted to play Origin and I’m still eligible for that,” Suli said. “That’s been one of my goals. If I get the chance to play for the Kangaroos, I’ll play there, and if not I’ll play for Tonga.”

The Pacific powerhouse is shaping as a legitimate threat to Mal Meninga’s Australia at the end of year World Cup in the United Kingdom, but Suli sees a potential future in the green gold with regular game time under his belt in the NRL.
Having already been in the systems of the Wests Tigers, Bulldogs, Sea Eagles and now Dragons before he has even turned 24, Suli knows this next phase will be crucial to his career.

 

[Disco]

He's got big ambitions...

Suli: I still want to play for Australia and NSW before Tonga​

By Adam Pengilly​

February 14, 2022 — 6.00pm
St George Illawarra recruit Moses Suli has set himself the ambitious goal of breaking into Brad Fittler’s NSW State of Origin team and declared his preference to play for Australia over Tonga in the World Cup.

Suli, who debuted for Mate Ma’a back in 2017, has broached his potentially career-defining switch to the Dragons, which came after he was starved of game time under Des Hasler at Manly last year.
It would seem an improbable task for Suli to displace arguably the NRL’s best player, Tom Trbojevic, and Latrell Mitchell from Fittler’s Blues centre pairing, but the 23-year-old insists Origin football is not out of the equation.
“I’ve always wanted to play Origin and I’m still eligible for that,” Suli said. “That’s been one of my goals. If I get the chance to play for the Kangaroos, I’ll play there, and if not I’ll play for Tonga.”

The Pacific powerhouse is shaping as a legitimate threat to Mal Meninga’s Australia at the end of year World Cup in the United Kingdom, but Suli sees a potential future in the green gold with regular game time under his belt in the NRL.
Having already been in the systems of the Wests Tigers, Bulldogs, Sea Eagles and now Dragons before he has even turned 24, Suli knows this next phase will be crucial to his career.

Ah bless

 

[MadMarcus]

I reckon Parker will have a big season too, so Turbo and Latrell could both find themselves out of the Blues squad.

/sarcasm

 

[deanm]

I bumped into Moses a few weeks back at Shellharbour square and was shocked by how tall and trim he looked.

 

[Eagle 1]

He's got big ambitions...

Suli: I still want to play for Australia and NSW before Tonga​

By Adam Pengilly​

February 14, 2022 — 6.00pm
St George Illawarra recruit Moses Suli has set himself the ambitious goal of breaking into Brad Fittler’s NSW State of Origin team and declared his preference to play for Australia over Tonga in the World Cup.

Suli, who debuted for Mate Ma’a back in 2017, has broached his potentially career-defining switch to the Dragons, which came after he was starved of game time under Des Hasler at Manly last year.
It would seem an improbable task for Suli to displace arguably the NRL’s best player, Tom Trbojevic, and Latrell Mitchell from Fittler’s Blues centre pairing, but the 23-year-old insists Origin football is not out of the equation.
“I’ve always wanted to play Origin and I’m still eligible for that,” Suli said. “That’s been one of my goals. If I get the chance to play for the Kangaroos, I’ll play there, and if not I’ll play for Tonga.”

The Pacific powerhouse is shaping as a legitimate threat to Mal Meninga’s Australia at the end of year World Cup in the United Kingdom, but Suli sees a potential future in the green gold with regular game time under his belt in the NRL.
Having already been in the systems of the Wests Tigers, Bulldogs, Sea Eagles and now Dragons before he has even turned 24, Suli knows this next phase will be crucial to his career.

Well that's a positive statement from Suli, never made these statements when playing with Manly though. Talk is cheap, If I was him, I'd concentrate on St George first, and let his game do the talking.

 

[globaleagle]

Suli said. “That’s been one of my goals. If I get the chance to play for the Kangaroos, I’ll play there, and if not I’ll play for Tonga.”

It's always good to have choices, I guess.

 

[Spartan Eagle]

Suli, who debuted for Mate Ma’a back in 2017, has broached his potentially career-defining switch to the Dragons, which came after he was starved of game time under Des Hasler at Manly last year.

It is abundantly clear from the above that the only reason why he left Manly was because he was 'hungry'.

I hope he is satisfied.

 

[Tragic Eagle]

Success at the top level of sport requires a great deal of mental focus and fortitude. The first thing he needs to do is believe in himself and this story appears to be him doing just that. Good luck to him just not against Manly.

 

[tookey]

If there were NSW or Australian teams for falcons then Suli would be captain coach

Unfortunately he is the new Tony Williams All brawn and no football brain

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

If there were NSW or Australian teams for falcons then Suli would be captain coach

Unfortunately he is the new Tony Williams All brawn and no football brain

Mony Suliams.

 

[StuBoot]

Mony Suliams.

or Toses Wuli

 

[Supreme Leader]

I was looking at the title of this thread - Suli being circled - hmmm wouldn't that be an exercise program in itself. How many laps around him. I wonder how quick I would build up my 10000 steps on my fitbit.

 

[Ron E. Gibbs]

I still reckon we'll miss him (if only because we always need a forum whipping boy) and hope he goes well at the Dragons. Obviously not too well, but still…