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Message: [QUOTE="Super Freak, post: 3671171, member: 8536"] I found this article from 11 days ago. It's not very encouraging for any plans to have her in the side next year. But after that, she could come back. [I]"I'm loving league," she exclaimed. "I'm not going to put a stop to it and say 'this is the end for me' because I feel like it's just the beginning. "If another opportunity comes after the next two years, I will probably jump at it. But I'm just taking it year by year at the moment and seeing how this body goes." Theoretically, Waaka could still feature in both the NRLW, which runs for a maximum of 10 weeks from the end of July through until early October, and the sevens World Series, which starts in December and ends in June. However, NZR's current stance likely won't allow their contracted players to alternate between the two codes. That doesn't mean Waaka won't attempt to persuade her employers otherwise. "At the moment, it is a bit scratched out for next year," she conceded. "But with the news of a shortened season for the World Series next year, I probably will push my luck and push the boundaries and ask if I can come back and play. "I understand the whole situation, but I would love to play both. "The seasons don't clash. They're complete different months of the year and if I'm able to play league, then go to sevens, then come back to league - hey, I'll be winning."[/I] [/QUOTE]

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