He had a nightmare at warrignton. He had shirt number 1 that year so assume we signed him as a full back.

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Hes like our own Ryan Giggs barring a bit of silverware and personality(Sorry Ryan you are many things but not a personality). Nothing would surprise me with Jason if he did manage another 3 years i would not be shocked.

Makes him a hard player to play against and a great player to play along side, Leader of men he certainly is, a valuable asset to our club.

What i like about JD is that he can have a quiet game but whenever his team needs a big drive/tackle or a boosting kick return from the in goal area to get back in the field he seems to come up with it.

JD has been our rock in recent years while other plyers jumped ship he stood tall with us, and i dont think there is a player who deserves some silverware more than jd, or a player it would mean more to than jd.

We had him on trial at Mount Pleasant for three weeks in 1999 when he first arrived in England. He'd suffered a serious injury whilst playing for one of St.George's junior sides a few years previously, and had come over here to try and make a name for himself.
Sadly, he didn't impress coach David Ward during the training sessions he took part in and was sent on his way, ending up with the Lynx.
Nice one Wardy!

(in 1994, we also trialled a young Aussie named Andy Purcell who was, like JD, shunned by Wardy after a week or so. He returned Down Under, and ended up a regular with Cronulla Sharks in the NRL before a decent stint in Super League with Hull and Castleford. I'd say that Wardy would be kicking himself, but knowing him he'll still be adamant he did the right thing in both situations

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