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9 hours ago, Eddie said:

Great, he was too good to retire. 

He played for Wigan St Patricks in their Masters team last month. 

Has Masters become a new source for recruitment ?

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2 hours ago, del capo said:

He played for Wigan St Patricks in their Masters team last month. 

Has Masters become a new source for recruitment ?

Tell Richie Myler!

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The Pats  held his registration on the RL players Register and following a telephone call from France they graciously agreed a free transfer for the Catalans to register him for SL !!

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Not sure this is a good idea 

He may be cardio fit but the body needs time to acclimate to contact properly .....to do that in Super League seems risky

Muscles can strengthen in a few weeks of training....however ligaments,bones and tendons are different....thet will have reduced in size / strength with no contact since retiring .....and they take a lot longer than a few weeks to develop again 

Hope I'm wrong but I suspect he'll be injured fairly quickly .....unless he just avoids making heavy tackles 

Posted (edited)
6 hours ago, Bedfordshire Bronco said:

Not sure this is a good idea 

He may be cardio fit but the body needs time to acclimate to contact properly .....to do that in Super League seems risky

Muscles can strengthen in a few weeks of training....however ligaments,bones and tendons are different....thet will have reduced in size / strength with no contact since retiring .....and they take a lot longer than a few weeks to develop again 

Hope I'm wrong but I suspect he'll be injured fairly quickly .....unless he just avoids making heavy tackles 

As an exercise physiologist, I can’t tell you how wrong this is. Contact doesn’t impact ligament, bone or tendon formation or strength. Strength training, conditioning and increased training load, however, absolutely do. 

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