www.catalansdragons.com/articles ... isnan-inu/ Hull FC had hoped to sign him, but was beaten to the punch by the Catalans. He will likely play centre, but can also play wing and full back. He has the bonus talent of being a good goal kicker with a mischievous smile every time he kicks.

www.catalansdragons.com/articles ... isnan-inu/ Hull FC had hoped to sign him, but was beaten to the punch by the Catalans. He will likely play centre, but can also play wing and full back. He has the bonus talent of being a good goal kicker with a mischievous smile every time he kicks.

That's interesting. Because Les Cats have also been talking to his mate Feleti Mateo.

I thought that Mateo had signed with Manly.

Still, Catalans will need a strong back rower to replace Canberra bound star Elliot Whitehead and another to replace Penrith bound Benjamin Garcia..

So Catalan's answer to losing an English and French player is to replace him with antipodeans?


Wait for it........................

Signed until the end of the season.

Just getting his match fitness up for a move to Hull next year. His partner on Twitter has been mentioning going to live in England

A few months to get back into the swing of Rugby League ahead of his 2016 move to Hull. Win win.

Everyone knows that the life style in the south of France is far superior to that of northern England. Once Krisnan Inu gets a taste of the baguettes, brioches, crevettes, and sun drenched beaches, he will be resistant to any move to the city known only for its overcast, chilly weather and its diet of greasy fried cod and chips soaked in vinegar.

Wow...

Your views on Hull show a massive amount of ignorance on your part.

Everyone knows we prefer haddock.

Maybe 20 years ago, it's all seabass and salmon.

I would hope that if Benjamin Pomeroy and Anthony Gigot are fit that they will be selected in the centres, and if Michael Oldfield is still injured Krisnan Inu be put on the wing in place of Damien Cardace. Anthony Gigot has been doing very well for Catalans.

It would still be better if Catalans had far more home grown talent in their team. It was part of their creation,wasn't it, that this would happen.
Sadly like other SL clubs they have the problem of easier to buy than develop attitude prevalent in the game in "Europe"

What a sht signing, well below the usual standard Catalans sign from Australia. Pretty sad that after ten years plus Of full time training France still can't develop 4 outside backs of SL quality.

To be fair, the young lad the Cats have brought in at centre lately has been very impressive for them.

And although patchy, Inu on his day is a much better footballer than, say, Pomoroy.

Good try then.

How many outside backs do Catalan have though? They must debut a new centre/winger every week. Crazy how they stay under the cap as well.

Qu'est que c'est le 'cap'?

struggling to beat the whipping boys! sacre bleu!

Quelque chose pour les autres!

The Catalans were without Todd Carney, John Zebolon Ta'ia, Michael Oldfield, and Ian Henderson, not to mention blockbusting centre-winger Vincent Duport (out injured for the season), and centre Viliami Sione Tonga. Mind you Frenchman Anthony Gigot from Avignon has been doing very well in the centre, as has Frenchman Mouad Yaha on the wing.

Fortunately they found their rhythm towards the very end, thanks in part to Jason Baitieri and Eloi Pelissier. 32-12

says the supporter of a one trick pony club who when missing couldn't beat an egg!

can i wake up yet

How many SL quality outside backs have Hull KR managed since they came up?

Kris Welham, and errrrm...

Your comparing a club from a smallish city that it shares with another SL club to a club with a whole country of jnr development to pick up from? Yep not apples and oranges at all! I'm pretty sure if Hull kR where the only FT professional RL club in Yorkshire we would have quite a few outside backs developed!
Both our starting centres are jnr developed by the way.