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“Joey is a wonderful player and it’s great to have him back in. He’s obviously been there for a long period of time and to have him missing last week was quite difficult for us, to not have that style of player out there.”, running for a staggering 401 metres against Tonga while playing fullback, and that form has continued at club level no matter position Robinson hands to the Roosters ace.
“He understands his role clearly. When you play him at wing, centre, fullback and five-eighth, he’s adapted his style to those different positions and all that knowledge of moving around goes into how he wants to play,” Robinson said. “We need to offer him the opportunity to play with that style and I’m looking forward to getting Joey back out there.”
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