Iongi is certain that he is capable of carrying out the duty, even though it carries a lot of weight.
He said, “I feel like I am (ready),” to The Sydney Morning Herald.
“That’s the aim, of course. It requires effort on your part. At Parra, I will have a successful preseason, which will boost my confidence in their eyes.
“Wherever you go, there will always be expectations and obstacles. It all depends on how you respond to it; it’s all part of the game.
Iongi disclosed that his decision to leave Penrith was influenced by a chat with new coach Jason Ryles.
“I’m looking forward to working with him,” he stated.
“You have to work for the slot and give it your all to obtain the opportunity for yourself, just like in any other club. “That’s what I heard him say.”
For his accomplishment, the Queenslander credited Dylan Edwards, who he was stranded behind in the Panthers squad, for imparting knowledge and experiences.
“To learn from Dyl and then go to Parramatta and learn from him as well, it puts me in a good situation for my future career,” Iongi stated.
“I can look at what they have in the game to put it in mine.”
In the upcoming days, Iongi will make his comeback to the international scene with Tonga when they play Australia and New Zealand in the Pacific Championships.
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