Great.



Couldn't give a rats ass.



Bore off Borey McBorefest.

rover 49 - there is nothing average about young Petersen. Every game he played last season for Workington he never gave less than 110%.



cridling stubbxii - why is it that all the SL clubs are doing away with junior teams and linking up with Championship and Championship 1 clubs? The standard of rugby in these divisions has come on immensely in the past 2 or 3 years and SL clubs want their up and coming players to play in a more competitive environment. Maybe you need to go along and watch some of these games!!!!



Dave Petersen will be a success down under because he has the commitment to make it happen. Good luck to the lad and he takes nothing but the best wishes from all his Workington Town fans.

your right and hopefully he will come back to us after hes done his stint in aus

Here, here mate. Dave Peterson had a great stint with you guys, and I was impressed with how he stepped up to SL standard during our fizzle out at the end of the season. I'm sure he's got a future in the game and it should have been in East Hull.

I think we may see more young kids going to Aus regardless of how much money they're offered by their clubs because they'll want to take the chance whilst they're still young.



Of Sheriff and Petersen, I'm more disappointed that we've lost Petersen because he genuinely offers something different than what you generally see from most middle forwards nowadays. Maybe he'll come back to Rovers one day a better player.

You best get out of that door and run down the street to get your No.7 back. May have to increase his terms to sweeten him after the way he's been treated.

Ouch.

I know not everybody shares my admiration for the live wire mohawked wee fella, but I find it strange that somebody like him can't get a decent deal. There are worse who've got contracts elsewhere - how little must they be on? Unless he's just been left high and dry with what has gone on there this year.



On Petersen - like Sheriff, there's always the chance that we could get him back in the future and they'll always counts as club-trained now. They'll develop more by [iplaying[/i at a decent standard, and I can see why it'd be more attractive than going out on a dual-reg - both professionally and personally.

East Hull, Workington or Queensland? It must have been a hard decision decision for the poor lad.

Workington for me.



Better countryside, beer and people.



Ainscough clearly has a better offer on the table, still rubbish though, would have brought the stupid hair cut quota back up but nowt else.

How's that holding up fart face?