Rumour NRL Rumoured Player movements, Re-signings and Rumour mill 2015

[tajhay]

Thread continues from : https://www.nzwarriors.com/threads/...ments-re-signings-and-rumour-mill-2014.17104/

Post all NRL rumoured player movements and resignings discussion here.

The NRL 2015 season player movements are as follows:

Brisbane Broncos
Brisbane Broncos 2015 Gains: Darius Boyd (Newcastle Knights, 2017), Greg Eden (Hull Kingston Rovers, 2016), Mitch Garbutt (Melbourne Storm, 2017), James Gavet (Wests Tigers, 2016), Anthony Milford (Canberra Raiders, 2016), Travis Waddell (Newcastle Knights, 2016)
2015 Losses: Ben Barba (Cronulla Sharks), Jake Granville (North Queensland Cowboys), David Hala (Gold Coast Titans), Ben Hannant (North Queensland Cowboys), Josh Hoffman (Gold Coast Titans), Martin Kennedy (Sydney Roosters), Duncan Paia'Aua (rugby union), Jharal Yow Yeh (retired)
Re-Signed: Jai Arrow (2017), Dale Copley (2016), Justin Hodges (2016), Ben Hunt (2017), Lachlan Maranta (2016), Corey Oates (2017), Corey Parker (2016), Jarrod Wallace (2016)
Off Contract 2014: Ajuma Adams, Cameron Cullen, Mitchell Dodds, Jordan Drew, Jon Green, Francis Molo, Darren Nicholls, Joe Ofahengaue
2015 Coach: Wayne Bennett

Canberra Raiders
Canberra Raiders 2015 Gains: Blake Austin (Wests Tigers, 2017), Josh Hodgson (Hull Kingston Rovers, 2016), Iosia Soliola (St Helens RLFC, 2016), Sisa Waqa (Melbourne Storm, 2016), Sam Williams (Catalan Dragons, 2016)
2015 Losses: Matt Allwood (New Zealand Warriors), Jake Foster (QLD Cup), Matt Frawley (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Tom Learoyd-Lahrs (Melbourne Storm), Sam Mataora (Newcastle Knights), Anthony Milford (Brisbane Broncos), Reece Robinson (Parramatta Eels), Sami Sauiluma (Cronulla Sharks), Lagi Setu (Sydney Roosters), Brett White (retired)
Re-Signed: Kurt Baptiste (2016), Luke Bateman (2016), Shannon Boyd (2017), Jarrod Croker (2018), Joel Edwards (2017), Shaun Fensom (2017), Josh McCrone (2016), Jordan Rapana (2015), Dane Tilse (2016), Paul Vaughan (2017)
Off Contract 2014: Mosese Pangai
2015 Coach: Ricky Stuart

Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs
Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs 2015 Gains: Matt Frawley (Canberra Raiders, 2016), Shaun Lane (2015), Michael Lichaa (Cronulla Sharks, 2017), Jacob Loko (Mid Season: Parramatta Eels, 2015), Brett Morris (St George Illawarra Dragons, 2018), Curtis Rona (North Queensland Cowboys, 2016)
2015 Losses: Mitch Brown (Cronulla Sharks), Lachlan Burr (Gold Coast Titans), Michael Ennis (Cronulla Sharks), Krisnan Inu (French rugby), Tom Murphy (QLD Cup), John Sila (Wests Tigers), Pat Templeman (QLD Cup)
Re-Signed: Tim Browne (2016), James Graham (2018), Timoteo Lafai (2017), Moses Mbye (2016), Josh Morris (2018), Corey Thompson (2015)
Off Contract 2014: Harlan Alaalatoa, Kayne Brennan, Drury Low, Lloyd Perrett
2015 Coach: Des Hasler

Cronulla Sharks
Cronulla Sharks 2015 Gains: Ben Barba (Brisbane Broncos, 2017), Jack Bird (St George Illawarra Dragons, 2016), Mitch Brown (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, 2016), Jayson Bukuya (New Zealand Warriors, 2016), Michael Ennis (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, 2017), Saulala Houma (Sydney Roosters, 2015), Todd Murphy (2015), Sami Sauiluma (Canberra Raiders, 2015)
2015 Losses: Todd Carney (Catalan Dragons), Isaac De Gois (Parramatta Eels), Michael Lichaa (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Sione Masima (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Mark Mexico (Gateshead Thunder ), John Morris (retired), Beau Ryan (retired), Tupou Sopoaga (Penrith Panthers), Nathan Stapleton (Sydney Roosters), Siosaia Vave (Manly Sea Eagles)
Re-Signed: Fa'amanu Brown (2017), Sosaia Feki (2017), Andrew Fifita (2018), David Fifita (2016), Jacob Gagan (2016), Wade Graham (2017), Valentine Holmes (2017)
Off Contract 2014: Reece Davidson, Bryce Gibbs, Eric Grothe, Daniel Holdsworth, Penani Manumalealii, Michael Morris, Tim Robinson, Patrice Siolo, Scott Sorenson, Jonathan Wright
2015 Coach: Shane Flanagan

Gold Coast Titans
Gold Coast Titans 2015 Gains: Lachlan Burr (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, 2016), Davin Crampton (2015), David Hala (Brisbane Broncos, 2016), Josh Hoffman (Brisbane Broncos, 2017), Jai Ingram (2015), Daniel Mortimer (Mid Season: Sydney Roosters, 2016), James Roberts (Mid Season: Penrith Panthers, 2015), Matt Robinson (Penrith Panthers, 2016), Ryan Simpkins (Penrith Panthers, 2016)
2015 Losses: Luke Bailey (retired), Maurice Blair (Hull Kingston Rovers), Ashley Harrison (retired), Beau Henry (St George Illawarra Dragons), Sam Irwin (Featherstone), Albert Kelly (Hull Kingston Rovers), Tom Kingston (Army), Steve Michaels (Hull FC), Mark Minichiello (Hull FC), Cody Nelson (Parramatta Eels), Brad Takairangi (Parramatta Eels)
Re-Signed: Anthony Don (2016), Luke Douglas (2017), Kane Elgey (2015), Kevin Gordon (2017), Ryan James (2017), Matt Srama (2016), Matthew White (2016)
Off Contract 2014: Matt Beddow, Caleb Binge, Jamie Dowling, Ryley Jacks, Siuatonga Likiliki
2015 Coach: Neil Henry

Manly Sea Eagles
Manly Sea Eagles 2015 Gains: Uiti Baker (2015), Blake Leary (2016), Willie Mason (Newcastle Knights, 2015), Feleti Mateo (New Zealand Warriors, 2016), Zane Tetevano (Newcastle Knights, 2015), Siosaia Vave (Cronulla Sharks, 2015), Brayden Wiliame (Newcastle Knights, 2016)
2015 Losses: Daniel Harrison (London Broncos), Jason King (retired), Glenn Stewart (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Anthony Watmough (Parramatta Eels)
Re-Signed: Jamie Buhrer (2016), Peta Hiku (2017), Brenton Lawrence (2016), Jamie Lyon (2016), Jesse Sene-Lefao (2016), Tom Symonds (2016), Jorge Taufua (2016), Jake Trbojevic (2016), Tom Trbojevic (2016)
Off Contract 2014: Masada Iosefa, Epalahame Lauaki, Dunamis Lui, Tony Satini
2015 Coach: Geoff Toovey

Melbourne Storm
Melbourne Storm 2015 Gains: Blake Green (Wigan Warriors, 2016), Marika Koroibete (Mid Season: Wests Tigers, 2016), Tom Learoyd-Lahrs (Canberra Raiders, 2015), Shaun Nona (2015)
2015 Losses: Mitch Garbutt (Brisbane Broncos), Ryan Hoffman (New Zealand Warriors), Matthew Lodge (Wests Tigers), Junior Moors (Castleford Tigers), Bryan Norrie (retired), Ben Roberts (Castleford Tigers), Joel Romelo (QLD Cup), George Rose (St George Illawarra Dragons), Cody Walker (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Sisa Waqa (Canberra Raiders)
Re-Signed: Jesse Bromwich (2018), Matt Duffie (2015), Tim Glasby (2016), Slade Griffin (2016), Ben Hampton (2016), Tohu Harris (2017), Cameron Munster (2017), Kevin Proctor (2018), Cameron Smith (2018), Young Tonumaipea (2016)
Off Contract 2014:
2015 Coach: Craig Bellamy

New Zealand Warriors
New Zealand Warriors 2015 Gains: Matt Allwood (Canberra Raiders, 2017), Ryan Hoffman (Melbourne Storm, 2017), Bodene Thompson (Wests Tigers, 2017)
2015 Losses: Jayson Bukuya (Cronulla Sharks), Kevin Locke (Salford Red Devils), Feleti Mateo (Manly Sea Eagles), Abraham Papalii (Sydney Roosters), Jerome Ropati (retired), James Taylor (Newcastle Knights), Carlos Tuimavave (Newcastle Knights), Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard (St George Illawarra Dragons)
Re-Signed: Bradley Abbey (2016), David Bhana (2016), Nathan Friend (2015), David Fusitua (2016), Charlie Gubb (2016), Siliva Havili (2016), Sebastine Ikahihifo (2015), Shaun Johnson (2017), Solomone Kata (2016), Thomas Leuluai (2017), Jacob Lillyman (2017), Sam Lisone (2016), Sione Lousi (2016), Simon Mannering (2018), John Palavi (2016)
Off Contract 2014: Raymond Faitala-Mariner, Sam Lousi, Agnatius Paasi, Nathaniel Peteru, Michael Sio, Albert Vete
2015 Coach: Andrew McFadden

Newcastle Knights
Newcastle Knights 2015 Gains: Sam Mataora (Mid Season: Canberra Raiders, 2017), Tariq Sims (North Queensland Cowboys, 2016), Jack Stockwell (St George Illawarra Dragons, 2017), James Taylor (Mid Season: New Zealand Warriors, 2016), Carlos Tuimavave (New Zealand Warriors, 2016)
2015 Losses: Darius Boyd (Brisbane Broncos), Adam Cuthbertson (Leeds Rhinos), Michael Dobson (Salford Red Devils), Matt Hilder (retired), Josh Mantellato (Hull Kingston Rovers), Willie Mason (Manly Sea Eagles), Matt Minto (CQ Capras), Chance Peni (Wests Tigers), Zane Tetevano (Manly Sea Eagles), Travis Waddell (Brisbane Broncos), Brayden Wiliame (Manly Sea Eagles)
Re-Signed: David Fa'alogo (2015), Marvin Filipo (2015), Chris Houston (2016), Joey Leilua (2016), Danny Levi (2017), Sam Mataora (2017), Alex McKinnon (2016), Jarrod Mullen (2018), Tyrone Roberts (2016), Nathan Ross (2016), Paterika Vaivai (2016)
Off Contract 2014: Toka Likiliki, Clint Newton, Timana Tahu
2015 Coach: Rick Stone

North Queensland Cowboys
North Queensland Cowboys 2015 Gains: Jake Granville (Brisbane Broncos, 2016), Ben Hannant (Brisbane Broncos, 2015), Kyle McConnell (2016), Tautau Moga (Mid Season: Sydney Roosters, 2016), Kelepi Tanginoa (Parramatta Eels, 2016)
2015 Losses: Anthony Mitchell (QLD Cup), Curtis Rona (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Ashton Sims (Warrington Wolves), Tariq Sims (Newcastle Knights), Brent Tate (retired), Ricky Thorby (QLD Cup)
Re-Signed: Josh Chudleigh (2015), Gavin Cooper (2017), Kyle Feldt (2017), Glenn Hall (2015), Sam Hoare (2016), Rory Kostjasyn (2016), Robert Lui (2015), Matthew Wright (2016)
Off Contract 2014: Joel Riethmuller
2015 Coach: Paul Green

Parramatta Eels
Parramatta Eels 2015 Gains: Beau Champion (South Sydney Rabbitohs, 2015), Ben Crooks (Hull FC, 2016), Isaac De Gois (Mid Season: Cronulla Sharks, 2016), Richie Fa'aoso (2015), Shannan McPherson (Salford Red Devils, 2015), Cody Nelson (Gold Coast Titans, 2016), Reece Robinson (Canberra Raiders, 2015), Brad Takairangi (Gold Coast Titans, 2015), Anthony Watmough (Manly Sea Eagles, 2018), Danny Wicks (2015)
2015 Losses: Evander Cummins (QLD Cup), Liam Foran (London Broncos), Daniel Harrison (London Broncos), Jarryd Hayne (NFL), Jacob Loko (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Lorenzo Ma'Afu (QLD Cup), Lee Mossop (Wigan Warriors), Brenden Santi (Wests Tigers), Ken Sio (Hull Kingston Rovers), Ben Smith (retired), Kelepi Tanginoa (North Queensland Cowboys), Willie Tonga (Catalan Dragons)
Re-Signed: Kenny Edwards (2017), David Gower (2016), Manu Ma'u (2017), Tim Mannah (2017), Tepai Moeroa (2017), Joseph Paulo (2016), Semi Radradra (2018), Vai Toutai (2017)
Off Contract 2014: Toby Evans, Ben Jones, Taniela Lasalo, Fuifui Moimoi, Api Pewhairangi, Joseph Ualesi
2015 Coach: Brad Arthur

Penrith Panthers
Penrith Panthers 2015 Gains: Apisai Koroisau (South Sydney Rabbitohs, 2016), Ben Murdoch-Masila (Mid Season: Wests Tigers, 2015), Tupou Sopoaga (Cronulla Sharks, 2016)
2015 Losses: Ethan Cook (Central Newcastle), Tim Grant (South Sydney Rabbitohs), Tom Humble (QLD Cup), Kevin Kingston (retired), Eto Nabuli (St George Illawarra Dragons), Kevin Naiqama (Wests Tigers), Wes Naiqama (London Broncos), James Roberts (Gold Coast Titans), Matt Robinson (Gold Coast Titans), Ryan Simpkins (Gold Coast Titans)
Re-Signed: Sam Anderson (2015), Bryce Cartwright (2018), George Jennings (2016), Jeremy Latimore (2015), Josh Mansour (2016), Sam McKendry (2019), Kierran Moseley (2016), Matt Moylan (2017), Dean Whare (2017)
Off Contract 2014: Luke Capewell, Anthony Cherrington, Tom Eisenhuth, Nathan Smith, Vaipuna Tia Kilifi
2015 Coach: Ivan Cleary

South Sydney Rabbitohs
South Sydney Rabbitohs 2015 Gains: Tim Grant (Penrith Panthers, 2018), Sione Masima (Cronulla Sharks, 2015), Glenn Stewart (Manly Sea Eagles, 2016), Cody Walker (Melbourne Storm, 2016)
2015 Losses: Sam Burgess (Rugby union), Beau Champion (Parramatta Eels), Apisai Koroisau (Penrith Panthers), Nathan Merritt (retired), Joe Picker (retired), Ben Te'o (rugby union)
Re-Signed: Jason Clark (2016), Issac Luke (2017), Chris McQueen (2016)
Off Contract 2014: Matt Hyland, Nathaniel Neale, Lote Tuqiri
2015 Coach: Michael Maguire

St George Illawarra Dragons
St George Illawarra Dragons 2015 Gains: Fraser Alcock (2015), Beau Henry (Gold Coast Titans, 2015), Heath L'Estrange (Sydney Roosters, 2015), Eto Nabuli (Penrith Panthers, 2015), Rulon Nutira (2015), George Rose (Melbourne Storm, 2015), Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard (New Zealand Warriors, 2016)
2015 Losses: Jack Bird (Cronulla Sharks), Matt Groat (Salford Red Devils), Brett Morris (Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs), Jack Stockwell (Newcastle Knights), Sam Williams (Canberra Raiders), Michael Witt (retired)
Re-Signed: Jack de Belin (2017), Matthew Dufty (2016), Tyson Frizell (2018), Yaw Kiti Glymin (2015), Nathan Green (2015), Drew Hutchison (2017), Jack Kavanagh (2016), Luciano Leilua (2016), Will Matthews (2015), Charly Runciman (2016), Hame Sele (2016), Izaac Thompson (2017)
Off Contract 2014: Josh Ailaomai, Bronson Harrison, Willie Mataka, Shane Pumipi, Kyle Stanley
2015 Coach: Paul McGregor

Sydney Roosters
Sydney Roosters 2015 Gains: Martin Kennedy (Brisbane Broncos, 2016), Abraham Papalii (New Zealand Warriors, 2016), Lagi Setu (Canberra Raiders, 2015), Nathan Stapleton (Mid Season: Cronulla Sharks, 2015)
2015 Losses: Remi Casty (Catalan Dragons), Saulala Houma (Cronulla Sharks), Heath L'Estrange (St George Illawarra Dragons), Rhyse Martin (QLD Cup), Anthony Minichiello (retired), Tautau Moga (North Queensland Cowboys), Daniel Mortimer (Gold Coast Titans), Curtis Naughton (Hull FC), Sonny Bill Williams (Rugby union)
Re-Signed: Tyler Cornish (2016), Kane Evans (2017), Jake Friend (2018), Isaac Liu (2016), Sam Moa (2016)
Off Contract 2014: Kurt Kara
2015 Coach: Trent Robinson
Wests Tigers
Wests Tigers 2015 Gains: Josh Drinkwater (London Broncos, 2016), Matthew Lodge (Mid Season: Melbourne Storm, 2015), Kevin Naiqama (Penrith Panthers, 2015), Chance Peni (Newcastle Knights, 2016), Brenden Santi (Mid Season: Parramatta Eels, 2015), John Sila (Mid Season: Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs, 2015)
2015 Losses: Braith Anasta (retired), Blake Austin (Canberra Raiders), Jarred Farlow (French rugby), Liam Fulton (retired), James Gavet (Brisbane Broncos), Marika Koroibete (Melbourne Storm), Ben Murdoch-Masila (Penrith Panthers), Cory Paterson (retired), Bodene Thompson (New Zealand Warriors)
Re-Signed: Sitaleki Akauola (2016), Manaia Cherrington (2016), Asipeli Fine (2017), Dallas Graham (2017), Delouise Hoeter (2016), David Nofoaluma (2017), Ava Seumanufagai (2015), Curtis Sironen (2017), James Tedesco (2017), Aaron Woods (2017)
Off Contract 2014: Michael Bullock, Jy Hitchcox, Andrew Vela
2015 Coach: Jason Taylor

 

[Dixpat]

A good read

https://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl-premiership/nrl-stars-and-coaches-walking-the-road-to-redemption-ahead-of-season-2015/story-fn2mcuj6-1227119305188

 

[MarkW]

With all the talk of who will sign Packer once he's done his stint in the slammer... is it possible that Aussie authorities could simply decide to deport him back here?
I'm assuming he's got enough support in Aus to vouch for his character in order to stay on.

 

[Makasene]

With all the talk of who will sign Packer once he's done his stint in the slammer... is it possible that Aussie authorities could simply decide to deport him back here?
I'm assuming he's got enough support in Aus to vouch for his character in order to stay on.

I think he has to serve a year for automatic deportation

 

[Ever Hopeful]

Thanks Tahjay

Sam Lousi went to union right? Although not sure whether he actually put pen to paper with the Warratahs as was predicted

 

[Ever Hopeful]

So...Eels have added Mossop's departure to the Hayne war chest. Mossop would have been on good coin.

Gained some handy players though

 

[Ranger]

Bulldogs have signed Antontio Kaufusi from ESL

 

[mt.wellington]

ROOSTER TO BE CHOPPED
SPORTAL
– NOVEMBER 17, 2014

Shaun Kenny-Dowall was one of the heroes of the Kiwis’ epic win over Australia in the Four Nations final - but his future is very much up in the air.

With the Sydney Roosters set to sign bad boy Blake Ferguson , they are considering offloading SKD despite the fact he is under contract for next season.

With quality centres in short supply, I am hearing both the Cronulla Sharks and Wests Tigers are interested in the lanky centre.

Kenny-Dowall is on big money at the Roosters , signing a long-term deal with the club in 2010 when he was regarded as the best centre in the world. The Roosters would have to pay some of his wage for next season - but are believed to be willing to do that to get Ferguson on board.

https://www.zerotackle.com/nrl/rooster-to-be-chopped-15750/#ixzz3JIh2xoTP

Wouldnt be keen on him myself...

 

[Jordan G]

Likewise, no thanks.

He's the sort of player you'd expect at the Warriors. Brilliant one minute, mind numbingly bad the next. Would be a step backwards IMO.

 

[1Daz]

To weak defensively to ever really be regarded as a world class center imo

 

[Ever Hopeful]

He is lucky to make the Kiwis for me...

 

[eudebrito]

Tough crowd. We don't need a specialist centre, but he's alright, better than many running around.

 

[Horriors2014]

He is lucky to make the Kiwis for me...

Would have agreed before the 4 nations. But he outshone the Aussie centre's. He had an excellent tournament. He changed the angle of attack a lot. He has a big ticker. Alas alongside Hurrell he might struggle. Or be even better on attack.

 

[¿N. ig-mah¿]

No thanks to SKD. I really despise that anyone is making way for Blake Ferguson. He definitely isn't bigger than the game, but they are treating him as such. The Rorters are dodging the salary cap again, through giving him the back office job, then "allowing" him to train with the team before getting NRL authority to sign him back to the game. How easy would it have been to pay him a massive sum as an off-field employee as an unofficial part of his salary.

Its both time to cut the filth from the sport, and time to make the salary cap a clear cut, straight forward, un-manipulatable value.

Sorry, rant over, but I repeat, no thanks Kenny-Dowall.

 

[mt.wellington]

WRIGHT NOT WANTED AT CRONULLA
DAILY TELEGRAPH
– NOVEMBER 17, 2014

Rugby league can be a tough game.

Centre Jonathan Wright asked the Cronulla Sharks for a mid-year release to join the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs .

It was denied. He’s now been told his services are not required.

He is married with two young children, can’t find a club, and is unemployed.

https://www.zerotackle.com/nrl/wright-not-wanted-at-cronulla-15743/#ixzz3JJ0X3zYQ

 

[Leedslion007]

2014 Top try scoring centres, I know try's are not everything but here's a good indication of SKDs worth...
I'd take him if the Chooks are gonna top up his wages. Also he plays like a forward, takes the line on which I really like!!

1, Jarrod Crocker - 18
2, Dale Copley - 16
3, Tim Lafai - 14
4, Michael Jennings -13
5, Steve Matai - 13
6, Konrad Hurrell - 12
7, Shaun Kenny-Dowell - 11

 

[Leedslion007]

Most Hitups 2014
1. Sam Burgess (South Sydney) 510
2. James Graham (Canterbury-Bankstown) 443
3. Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (Sydney Roosters) 403
4. Daniel Vidot (Brisbane) 402
5. Josh Mansour (Penrith) 388
6. Dane Gagai (Newcastle) 368
7. Jesse Bromwich (Melbourne) 367
8. Corey Parker (Brisbane) 363
9. Aiden Tolman (Canterbury-Bankstown) 362
10. Shaun Kenny-Dowall (Sydney Roosters) 360
11. Jason Taumalolo (North Queensland) 348
12. George Burgess (South Sydney) 346
13. Josh McGuire (Brisbane) 343
13. Michael Gordon (Cronulla) 343
15. Greg Inglis (South Sydney) 333
15. Sam Perrett (Canterbury-Bankstown) 333
17. Matthew Scott (North Queensland) 330
18. Trent Merrin (St George Illawarra) 328
19. Peter Hiku (Manly) 326
20. Jacob Lillyman (Warriors) 318

 

[mt.wellington]

To weak defensively to ever really be regarded as a world class center imo

His combo with Roger Tuivasa-Sheck was the least scored against edge in the whole NRL last season...

 

[tajhay]

Most Hitups 2014
...
10. Shaun Kenny-Dowall (Sydney Roosters) 360

Great. Another backline player to do the forwards job at the warriors.

 

[mt.wellington]

Moseley becomes latest recruit
Mon 17th November, 04:02PM

The Gold Coast Titans can today confirm that Penrith Panthers hooker Kierran Moseley has agreed to a two-year deal with the club and will join the squad for training tomorrow.

Moseley, 20, hails from Cloncurry, west of Mt Isa, and was a Junior Kangaroo in 2013. He is the first Cloncurry junior to make it to the NRL.

Despite being eligible for under-20s he played for the Panthers’ reserve grade side that won the NSW Cup in 2014. In 2013 he played a prominent role in Penrith’s Holden Cup grand final winning side, which means he has won successive premierships since joining Penrith. A teammate in that victorious under-20s side was current Titans centre James Roberts.

Mosely played off the bench behind club captain Kevin Kingston in the latter half of the season, adding a lot of impact off the bench. In front of them was James Segeyaro which meant his NRL chances were restricted although he made his debut against Manly in round 25.

“I’m thankful for Penrith letting me head back to Queensland to look for an opportunity to play in the NRL and I want to make the most of it,” Mosely said after arriving on the Gold Coast today.

“It will be great to link up against with [assistant coach] Rohan Smith who was Garth Brennan’s assistant when we won the 20s competition in 2012 and also James Roberts. To have Ryan Simpkins and Matt Robinson, who I played with this year at the Panthers, here too will hopefully help me settle in.”

https://www.titans.com.au/content/titans/club/news/2014/11/17/moseley_becomes_latest_recruit.html