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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3417594, member: 9853"] Not really. He seems like an uncomplicated bloke who calls NZ home. There's nothing healthier in a club than a sense of belonging. You can see that in Selwyn and Ezra, just to name two. It's Kevvie's signature move. Te Maire is grateful to the club for giving him a chance to return to the NRL, but I don't get the impression he has that "sense of belonging." He just plays good footy. It isn't helped by him not being able to see a future for himself in the starting side. He's seen our golden boy - who must not be named - announce in a press conference he wants Te Maire's position next year, while commentators unanimously appoint Selwyn the fullback in waiting. And he can see Ezra and Adam have the halves tied down. He would see himself as injury cover, always waiting for his opportunity. Along with Tyson, Tesi, and whoever else get to play second fiddle. If the Warriors can offer him a starting position in the halves, and a return home, that's ticking all the right boxes. I can't hold that against him. [/QUOTE]

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