Moceidreke, who recently finished a two-year contract with the London Broncos, did not participate in the NRL for seven years. He has now joined the Western Sydney Two Blues, a rugby union team that plays in the Shute Shield league.

The Fijian international joined the North Sydney Bears and quickly established himself as a key member of the team after starting his rugby league junior career with the St George Illawarra Dragons.

In addition to representing the Mount Pritchard Mounties (NSW Cup), Sunshine Coast Falcons (QLD Cup), Melbourne Storm (NRL Nines competition), and Dragons (NSW Cup), he participated in the 2017 Rugby League World Cup.

After signing from the North Queensland Cowboys, his younger brother Laitia was recently granted a development contract with the Knights.

According to Peter Parr, the club’s director of football, Laitia has excelled during the off-season.

“He deserves to be rewarded for his efforts, and his promotion to a development list contract adds much-needed depth to our playing roster at the wing position.”

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Why Rabbitoh’s game of blame is incorrect; Benji’s pivotal call of the season: Round 2 Talking Points

With a crucial revenge game coming up, one expert thinks Jason Demetriou should think about making a change to the starting halves for South Sydney, who have now lost two straight games to begin the season.

A remarkable comeback from their new coach allowed the Cowboys to win by a single point, which prompted Matty Johns to make a major decision.

Shane Flanagan acknowledged that he was “disappointed” in his team’s lackluster turnaround, suggesting that the Dragons may be about to make some changes.

In the meantime, the Benji era began with a devastating defeat in the country’s capital that might have put a new hire right on the firing line.

Matty Johns thinks that in order to unleash their power game through the middle of the field, Souths might have to think about starting Jack Wighton in the half.

In their Round 2 loss to the Broncos, Souths was guilty of trying to outmaneuver them; it wasn’t until they passed Brisbane that they appeared to be a formidable opponent.

In an interview with Matty Johns on The Late Show, Johns stated, “Souths are 0-2, but they have the Roosters next week.”

“Next week is Jack Wighton’s return, and it can’t come soon enough. “Following yet another subpar performance against the Broncos, Bryan Fletcher questioned Johns regarding his criticism of Ilias. “Lachlan Ilias, the halfback, has received a lot of criticism,” Fletcher stated. “The young Dean Hawkins is with them, just waiting for his chance.”