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NSW Waratahs star Israel Folau says he underestimated speed of rugby before switching codes
"Before I played a game I sort of underestimated the pace of the game and that one thing that definitely surprised me how quick the game is," he told Fox Sports Rugby HQ.
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Folau became just the 11th man in 11 years to run for over 200m in a Super Rugby match in Port Elizabeth last weekend, a performance that also yielded a try, 16 tackle busts and two linebreaks.
That performance came wedged between comments from Brumbies coach Jake White, who said Folau shouldn be considered for the British and Irish Lions series if he announces a return to rugby league.
Not wanting to be drawn into verbal warfare, Folau said he wouldn be rushed into a decision about his playing future no matter what was on the line.
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"There no timeline as to when I make a decision about my future," he said.
"But like I said after the game and during the week, I been really enjoying my time while I playing rugby and now it my agent job to get all my options all set out for me and in the end it my decision as to where I want to go. former AFL and NRL star hinted the travel factor he returned from his first South African tour on Monday may help swing his decision.
"The main one is what makes me happy," he said when asked what he would take into consideration before making a decision.
"Looking at all the different opportunities across the codes that I played already, I think rugby presents a little bit extra with the travel and all that sort of stuff.