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Wow, poor bloke is cursed.
like he kicked a Black Cat while walking under a ladder that was erected without permission on an Aboriginal sacred site
Surely he considering retirement now, poor young fella, can't catch a break.
One thing, the way they surgically repair the achillies these days, it won't occur again....unlike an ACL.
He has had terrible run with injuries.
Some peoples bodies are built for NRL.
He doesnt have to retire but fair is fair, Parra its time to move on immediately.
We have supported his hopes and dreams long enough without any contriution on the field back to the club.
Hes taking up a position and has been for 4 years.
Sorry sir,
Its time to let him go or he retires
Credit to him, he fought his way back from a substantial injury to be a hair away from being chosen last week. Hope he plays on. May have to come back through Massey Cup or in Super league
Agree chief, all heart and no luck
Good luck to Haze
The guys a walking injury - it's sad but some players are always injured and their bodies can't take it.
How many more years does he have under contract? Surely that's it.
Seeing Haze limping so slowly from the field, face contorted, supported by two trainers you knew it was serious. No stretcher for Dunster.
A long recovery ahead. He might give it away...he might not.
I've always been amazed at the way he would bring the ball out of trouble and when he ran into the opposition he was never pushed or dragged back. He wouldn't allow it...he'd say Nup and show enormous determination to resist.
I've had enormous respect for Haze and it would be inspiring if he were able to come back. Here or any club.
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