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Has he still got plenty of pace?

He does have pace and an eye for a gap. Good hands too. I personally would have liked him to stay.
Best of luck Greg. I enjoyed seeing you play.

Fully agree, good luck Greg.

Good signing for the Bulls, will get a bag full of tries in that league.

Toronto and Bradford have agreed a dual registration deal-Good luck Greg in your new venture.

He was a genuine attacking threat in SL last season, after he had recovered from a terrible pre-season injury. The fact that he's done that in two consecutive seasons is testimony to his courage and determination. There aren't many better full backs who know just when to chime into the attacking line and his positional play on opposition kicks is excellent. Granted, he isn't too hot on returning those kicks, and his defensive play isn't generally strong, but it was no worse than any of our other full backs last season.

He'll have a field day in League 1, and then the Championship, if he stays.

Good luck Gregg, thanks for everything these past few seasons, and rip it up at the Bulls.

Good signing for Bradford! I wouldnt be suprised to see him in a Toronto shirt

Not sure the dual-reg can work that way.

It can't according to the rules I've seen.

Sad to see Gregg go, good luck fella and thank you

When DR was first brought in players could move either way between the clubs involved in the deal - in fact that was one of its 'selling points'. Not sure why it changed.