Carney visa rebuff ends Huddersfield interest
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Your support makes all the difference.While Leeds' recruit from New Zealand, Greg Eastwood, is expected to join them in Florida next week and St Helens' Kiwi signing, Tony Puletua, has arrived, Huddersfield have admitted defeat in their efforts to sign Australian half-back Todd Carney, who has a long record of trouble with the police and has been refused a visa.
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