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au fait, o'neill qui vient de signer à wakefield voulait jouer à l'utc pour son entrée en SL...
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It was not the way he would have chosen, but Julian O'Neill's return to Super League with Wakefield Wildcats has enabled him to ditch his manufactured Christian name.
Widnes Vikings re-christened the much-travelled Australian 'Jules' on his arrival from Wigan in 2003 to avoid confusion with the club's other Julian O'Neill, a New Zealand forward who also played for Wakefield.
"I got my name back," said the 32-year-old stand-off, who has been earmarked for the loose-forward role made vacant by Gareth Ellis' move to Leeds Rhinos.
O'Neill quit Super League at the end of last season in favour of a switch of codes with French union club Pau but sought a return to his adopted country after his family failed to cope with the language barrier.
Speaking at the official launch of the Engage Super League at Old Trafford, O'Neill said: "It was totally a personal, family-orientated decision.
"It was just one of those things. We could not speak the language. You go shopping, and it takes four hours to get the bread and milk.
"The rugby was an eye-opener. It was frustrating not knowing some of the moves because of the language, and the rules took me between five and six weeks to learn. Other than that, it was an awesome club and an awesome bunch of guys."
The former Brisbane Broncos and North Queensland player, who was thought to have been a target for French league giants UTC for their entry into Super League, has signed a two-year deal with the Wildcats who made the top six for the first time last season.
He had his first training session at Belle Vue on Monday and is in line to make his Trinity debut against Bradford Bulls at Odsal on Sunday.
"I had a couple of options open to me, but this is a great club," he said.
"The players have been extremely hospitable, and the one thing I was impressed by was the way they just get in and get it done.
"There are no ifs and buts; they just get it done. There is a really good environment to do some training.
"Let's hope they can emulate last year's effort. People talk about the second-year syndrome. But I do not think that will happen at Wakefield, just seeing the way the players enjoy each other's company. There is no stand-out; everyone gets in and has a dig."
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It was not the way he would have chosen, but Julian O'Neill's return to Super League with Wakefield Wildcats has enabled him to ditch his manufactured Christian name.
Widnes Vikings re-christened the much-travelled Australian 'Jules' on his arrival from Wigan in 2003 to avoid confusion with the club's other Julian O'Neill, a New Zealand forward who also played for Wakefield.
"I got my name back," said the 32-year-old stand-off, who has been earmarked for the loose-forward role made vacant by Gareth Ellis' move to Leeds Rhinos.
O'Neill quit Super League at the end of last season in favour of a switch of codes with French union club Pau but sought a return to his adopted country after his family failed to cope with the language barrier.
Speaking at the official launch of the Engage Super League at Old Trafford, O'Neill said: "It was totally a personal, family-orientated decision.
"It was just one of those things. We could not speak the language. You go shopping, and it takes four hours to get the bread and milk.
"The rugby was an eye-opener. It was frustrating not knowing some of the moves because of the language, and the rules took me between five and six weeks to learn. Other than that, it was an awesome club and an awesome bunch of guys."
The former Brisbane Broncos and North Queensland player, who was thought to have been a target for French league giants UTC for their entry into Super League, has signed a two-year deal with the Wildcats who made the top six for the first time last season.
He had his first training session at Belle Vue on Monday and is in line to make his Trinity debut against Bradford Bulls at Odsal on Sunday.
"I had a couple of options open to me, but this is a great club," he said.
"The players have been extremely hospitable, and the one thing I was impressed by was the way they just get in and get it done.
"There are no ifs and buts; they just get it done. There is a really good environment to do some training.
"Let's hope they can emulate last year's effort. People talk about the second-year syndrome. But I do not think that will happen at Wakefield, just seeing the way the players enjoy each other's company. There is no stand-out; everyone gets in and has a dig."
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ROMU
- Darren Lockyer
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- Enregistré le : 14 août 2004, 17:33
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pardon, je m'excuse... mais comme l'info etait des plus interessantes, je pensais qu'elle avait sa place ici..
C'est vrai que ce n'est pas la première fois que je me fais prendre, mais c toujours pour la bonne cause :wink:
Il faudrait que pilmax tu gardes ton mot dans ta signature pour que je m'en souvienne toujours... :wink:
C'est vrai que ce n'est pas la première fois que je me fais prendre, mais c toujours pour la bonne cause :wink:
Il faudrait que pilmax tu gardes ton mot dans ta signature pour que je m'en souvienne toujours... :wink:
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X-TOF
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- Enregistré le : 30 janv. 2003, 16:12
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Lolive :violent5: X-TOF
Romu, je ne voie pas la remarque sur le XIII, sauf que le fait que Guisset retourne à XIII à Wigan fait sourire un intervenant . Ce qui me semble fort logique.
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Romu, je ne voie pas la remarque sur le XIII, sauf que le fait que Guisset retourne à XIII à Wigan fait sourire un intervenant . Ce qui me semble fort logique.
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j'suis desolé Romu, mais je ne voie pas quoi répondre. Ils ont quand meme un peu raison les Cabistes meme si ils sont ironiques.Il y a des choses qui m'échappent ...
Guisset qui joue à 13 est recruté pour jouer à 15
Il lui faut donc un temps d'adaptation. Jusque-là, "normal".
Mais, pour cela, on l'envoie jouer à 7 ...
Et c'est à ce moment là que "Wigan will complete their squad for the Super League season that starts this weekend by signing the French forward Jerome Guisset".
Il restera donc Jérome Guisset, Temps de jeu en minutes : 56 ...
Alleluia
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