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Sunny Bill Williams

Started by sharkbok4 REPLIES300 VIEWS· 01 Jul 2012, 22:05
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sharkbok
sharkbokCaptain23,301 posts
01 Jul 2012, 22:05
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01 Jul 2012, 22:05#1

 Off to Japan, then back to rugby league in OZ on a 1 year deal. Could be eligable for New Zealand league side in next years world cup. 

He is allot like Lassie, he never settles and allways looking for a new home. It is also speculated that he wants to play in the 2015 rugby worldcup. 

A fortune hunter? or just getting the best experience and reward from a short career. 

Where is his next boxing match. 

CL
clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
02 Jul 2012, 04:09
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02 Jul 2012, 04:09#2

Sharkbok

He obviously is playing the field - but I do believe he has some limitations and would ultimately not make the grade.   The AB's have heaps of backline talent and I am sure that Williams knows it and that he himself feels that he has to look for altermnative ways to make money while he can.

OI
oimateyPro1,870 posts
02 Jul 2012, 04:36
#3
02 Jul 2012, 04:36#3

 AB's will be better without him

 

 

SB
sitting bullClub Pro170 posts
02 Jul 2012, 08:33
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02 Jul 2012, 08:33#4

....SBW will definitely be needed next year to defend the Kiwis Rugby League World Champions status... pretty hard beating those aussies at league on the best of days...should the Chiefs take out the Super XV there wont be much left to prove rugby wise for him anyway as he's already been part of the Rugby World Champions team as well cementing himself as the ABs form inside centre...rugby/ league players careers are only short so one can't fault him for making hay while the sun shines....

AJ
Arthur JohnPro1,748 posts
02 Jul 2012, 21:12
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02 Jul 2012, 21:12#5

 He is no different to any of us.

He is going where the dollars are and filling his wallent while he is still able to do so.

Go Sonny go...trust you make a killing allround.

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