Casty two years to Roosters

Rémi Casty, Catalans Dragons captain, has given his consent to the NRL club Sydney Roosters. The 28 year old international prop indeed join the Australian team at the end of this season for a two-year contract on the 2014 and 2015 seasons.As agreed with the President of the Catalan Dragons Bernard Guasch and his contract, which included a release clause in the event of an offer of an NRL club, he was released from his contract last year to pursue his career in the best league in rugby league on the planet.After studying the various Australian proposals, Catalan captain is engaged with the Sydney Roosters where he will join former Dragons coach Trent Robinson, who indeed knows more than anyone the qualities of the pillar."This is the culmination of my career. After 8 years the Dragons, I realized a childhood dream by integrating an NRL club. This is an idea I Germais for over a year and a half and I finally see materialize and I would like to thank the club to let me take this opportunity. I spent eight wonderful years the Dragons and I am proud to have worn the shirt, so I can not thank the club for everything he has given me. This will obviously be the first club that I would contact if I want to return one day in the Super League, "said Rémi Casty.French first player in history to have been named in the Super League Dream Team last season, the international pillar continues his meteoric rise since its inception in the blood and gold jersey in 2006. Author of 18 trials in 155 Super League games, he became the last season one of the references of the position in the Super League."Even if it is a loss for our club, as Remi is a great leader, it is a incredible opportunity for him to go to compete with the best. I was aware of the negotiations from the beginning and we have always operated seamlessly with Remi. I promise to return to the club after his Australian experience and it will be harder to share her knowledge to our young forwards already pushing "we entrusted Bernard Guasch, the President of the Catalan Dragons."It is a great recognition of the work done in our club. Recruitment our coach, fitness trainer and now a player certify quality work that makes our club and also valued members of Catalans who knew to change their technicians and players. " Christophe Jouffret concluded, the Director General of Perpignan franchise.