James Segeyaro - The art of Speed

First video. A mixture of James Segeyaro's 2014 and previous years highlights. Like and subscribe for more! Hope you guys enjoy! Have no idea why it's shaking so much it didn't do it in the preview only after I uploaded it it started to do it. My goal is 100 subscribers so please help me get there! Thanks!

[@timonkaple-wena6002]

James got that speed n strenght from his late father former Kumul pivot Ifisoe Segeyaro. Iffie was much bigger and very powerful warding off opponents with ease when he had the ball. Iffie first became a junior Kumul along with one of our fellow school mates Clement Mou when we were attending Aiyura National High School from 1980 -1981, EHP, PNG. While Clement Mou faded from the scene for whatever reason, Iffie went on to become a very prominent Kumul with one of our seniors from Aiyura Bal Numapo. Iffie continuous to live in his son James. James...as your late father's bro and one of those Aiyurans from the infamous dry mates club of which Iffie and all of us were members of(all those years ago), I wish you all the best in your rugby league career.

[@gulugul78]

God I miss him. Queensland needs him right now

[@themanwithnothingtolose]

2014 I was rooting for Panthers for the Premier Mostly because of him, his form that season.

[@imnotavingthat6813]

Already looking good in a Bradford Bulls shirt, still got class, skill and the desire, great signing for us..

[@wielandsergiogomox6310]

Much pretty. Talented.

[@CowboysSupporter]

❤

[@strongplakogdog857]

apatohhh!!

[@felixkuriaunage4283]

Rugby League was in his blood when he was born thru his Late father Effie

[@samuelnatina3917]

Sad on you James. PNG kumuls needed you when you had the skills. Now very sad

[@rexakeke426]

Mangi apo

[@laecityboys4738]

PNG KUMULS