“I think the Telekom S-League is competitive compared to our league back home.
“There’s a lot of football politics going on in PNG and suddenly the NSL in PNG has dropped in terms of its standard.
“A good number of us PNG boys have moved here [to the Solomon Islands] this season and we have benefitted as players but at the same time, I believe we have also helped in improving the standard of the S-League so I’m happy to have helped in this way,” he said.
