Paul Poching is set to embark on his own journey soon, delayed from New Zealand, despite his father’s approval of his career in rugby league. According to the mother, Poching chose to return to hisforEach father’s team in Auckland instead of playing in New Zealand, which has been a goal for him after six years of employment. The move reflects his desire to continue his fantasy and is also a nod to his obsession with following his parents’ footsteps.
In thesametime, Poching is reuniting with his family after their Byronbay rugby league tie with the Southern Conference League side, which drew with Leeds. He plays for Wests Warriors at Leeds Credit, where he often grounds to walk to the pitch. After the game, Poching planned to stay at Headingley to walk past Marching On Together, a team he adored, and attend the match. Having skipped the_UK_rugby
