Very very similar attack to this year.
289
🇹🇴
Second Row,
Active
Debut: 2024-07-06
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Age
185
Height (cm)
100
Weight (kg)
289
🇹🇴
Second Row,
Active
Debut: 2024-07-06
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Age
185
Height (cm)
100
Weight (kg)
Player Leka Halasima
- Thread starter mt.wellington
- Start date
- Full Name
- Salumiela Halasima
- Date of Birth
- Sep 21, 2005
- Birth Location
- Tofoa, Tonga
- Nationality
- 🇹🇴 Tonga
- Height (cm)
- 185 cm
- Weight (kg)
- 100 kg
- Position/s
- Second Row
- Nickname
- Leka, Junior
- Warrior #
- 289
- NRL Debut Date
- Jul 6, 2024
- NRL Debut Details
- 2024, Round 18, NZ Warriors v Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
- Warriors Debut Date
- Jul 6, 2024
- Warriors Debut Details
- 2024, Round 18, NZ Warriors v Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
- Warriors Years Active
- 2024
- 2025
- College/s
- Southern Cross Campus
- Signed From
- Southern Cross Campus
- Junior Club/s
- Pt Chevalier Pirates, Otahuhu Leopards
- Current Club
- NZ Warriors
- Status
- Active
- Rugby League Project
- https://www.rugbyleagueproject.org/players/selumiela-halasima/summary.html
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Only 3 coaches have made the top 4 in their rookie season (Bellamy, Cleary and Webster) we are in safe handsWinning 4 premierships in a row no matter what stacked team you have with players leaving is definitely no fluke.
You could see he wanted to get that premiership for the Warriors it was there, like Webster he'd have an average up and coming team and still get a finals berth.
We have Webster now one of Clearys apprentices
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Well hes that good hes going to be a player/coach i guess ?
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Is there a time frame he has to do it within?
Well, isn't there pretty compelling evidence Mormons have their most effective missions when they're go on them after their 45th birthday?
I'm sure I read that somewhere...
Pity someone already came up with Leka The Wrecker. I thought Leka Hurricane would work pretty well. As long as Neil Young's lawyers didn't get snitty.
Between 18 and 25 apparently for 24 months. Not everyone does one so hopefully he’s one of those that doesn’t, or at least his mission is to win a title
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He can say no. It is a personal choice. There is a lot of expectation that people will volunteer though.
However being somewhat famous, the Church would support him in his decision because it is good for optics and they understand professional development.
In real terms it will come down to what his parents are saying, they are likely to be the most influential people in his decision.
I seem to recall Will taking a long time to readjust to the game after his mission and never really hitting his potential. Have to respect these guy's decisions though if they're choosing between their faith and sports careers.
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There is strong expectations to go on your mission. But it isn't a requirement to do so. He won't be excommunicated for it. There isn't a age limit or time frame. Altho, It is primarily for young adults.
Could barely tell Rapana was a member that way he used to curse out players on the field and such lol
Maybe he’s less active now
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Will Hopoate ruined his career with the move, was never the same. Was one of the best young guns in the game, never got close to his original potential. Rapana turned good, but he was sooooo young when he first made NRL, that it was probably a good life experience for him. Hit and miss results.
Fairly sure DWZ married young and I believe it is different for married couples.
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I believe the couple can go on their mission when they either retire or later in life.
That sounds fair once you have a family to support. Learning a lot about the rules of Mormonism here.