Jeff Lima

Can't see it happening. But would be well chuffed if it did. Moors is obviously a cheap depth signing, while the club is apparently going after a marquee front rower, evidenced by their chasing of Cayless and Lima.

Been a little down on form this season, but was the leader of the Storm pack last year.
 
In my opinion would be a fantastic signing.

a) Wouldn't cost a motza
b) No nonsense runner, straight and hard.
c) Complements the other forwards perfectly.

I'm hoping this eventuates.
 
You will probably read that Tim would be grooming Lima as a back-rower, just as he is with most of our other players, who weigh more than 75kg!
 
Gosh i hope this rumour is right. Would love seeing big Jeff back at our club. A no nonsense, tough, experienced metre eating prop.

YES PLEASE!! 😛ray:
 
The thing that pisses me off about this whole Jeff Lima situation is that we probably sold him to Melbourne for nicks and now we'll probably pay more to get him back.
 
Could be a bit of competition amongst the forwards to get time game next year with Moors, and then Lima. Time for a few of the boys to step up or move out of the way. Hopefully a good thing. 😛ray:
 
This bloke should of been man of the match in their grand final win. Was superb off the bench and made somewhere over 150m from memory. Would be a great pick-up. Playing him in tandom with Galloway or off the bench is a win win. Fingers crossed.
 
@Chris said:
The thing that pisses me off about this whole Jeff Lima situation is that we probably sold him to Melbourne for nicks and now we'll probably pay more to get him back.

All to do with supply and demand :frowning:

He's one of the underrated forwards. Wouldnt be the cheapest, but certainly wouldnt demand overs like some other blokes.
 
i have watched him since he left the tigers and ever since the storm gave him his chance he has excelled. he played good, strong, though footy. he would slip in the front row easily or be an impact player off the bench. i would definitely be going after him.
 
He went well tonight and would definitely bolster the Tigers pack for next season if we can lure him back.
 
@willow said:
He went well tonight and would definitely bolster the Tigers pack for next season if we can lure him back.

How good was his burst right through the meat of the Bronco's defence? He is a exactly the type of forward Tigers need next year and would sign him ahead of Tuquiri, Cayless and anyone else the Tigers are considering.
 
http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/2907291/Warriors-miss-out-on-Jeff-Lima

Looks like this one may well just happen. Would be nice to see Jeff home.
 
@TimmyB said:
http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/2907291/Warriors-miss-out-on-Jeff-Lima

Looks like this one may well just happen. Would be nice to see Jeff home.

Very exciting!
 
EXCLUSIVE: THE Warriors have missed out on securing the services of Kiwis and Storm hard-hitter Jeff Lima, who now looks set to sign a deal with the Tigers.

The Storm prop is contracted to the Melbourne outfit for two more years but has been told the club will consider releasing him if he wants out.

His agent Sam Ayoub recently had discussions with the Warriors about the possibility of signing Lima but it's understood his preference would be to move back to Sydney.

"A little while ago, for personal reasons, Jeff asked if he could be released so he could move back to Sydney," Ayoub told Sunday News yesterday.

"Melbourne knocked him back at the time and said they wouldn't release him. As it turned out, he's sorted out his personal issues and remained down there.

"However, Melbourne have since come back and said they would consider letting him go to Sydney if he wants to.

"I spoke with (Warriors CEO) Wayne Scurrah and the Warriors did express an interest in Jeff.

"To be honest, though, I did convey to them that if Jeff was to leave the Storm it would be for the purpose of moving to Sydney."

Ayoub said it was possible Lima, who played for the Tigers in 2004, would move back to his old club.

"We've had some discussions with the Tigers just as we've had some talks with some other Sydney-based clubs as well," he said.

"In a sense, if it worked out, Jeff's initial preference would be to move to the Tigers because that's where he's come from and he has some very good friends there.

"It's for that reason we are potentially leaning towards the Tigers if we can make it happen."
 
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