Watch LivePremier League on StanrightArrowSportNRLRobbie FarahThis was published 9 years agoTop 10 NRL players moves for 2017 seasonNovember 9, 2016 - 3.29amPowered by1 / 10Robbie FarahAfter a bitter split with Wests Tigers, Farah will play for the Rabbitohs.Attribution: Not Supplied2 / 10James TamouThis NSW and Australian representative may be the man to take the Panthers to a grand final appearance.Attribution: Not Supplied3 / 10Kieran ForanThe New Zealand Warriors have signed Foran after his controversial time at the Parramatta Eels.Attribution: Not SuppliedAdvertisement4 / 10Kevin ProctorAfter plenty of great football for Melbourne, Proctor will play for the Gold Coast Titans.Attribution: Not Supplied5 / 10Luke KearyKeary has swapped one part of Sydney for another, going from the South Sydney Rabbitohs to the Sydney Roosters.Attribution: Not Supplied6 / 10Jamie BuhrerAfter leaving Manly, Buhrer will be hoping to assist in the upswing of the Newcastle Knights.Attribution: Not Supplied7 / 10Akuila UateAfter some great football at the Knights, Akuila Uate will play for Manly in 2017.Attribution: Not Supplied8 / 10Josh HoffmanThe talented outside back will swap the Gold Coast for a stint with the Parramatta Eels.Attribution: Not Supplied9 / 10Jamal IdrisAfter spending 2015 out of the game, Idris will be closely watched when he returns as a Wests Tigers player.Attribution: Not Supplied10 / 10Tony WilliamsThe divisive figure will be hoping to restart his NRL career with Cronulla after a largely unahppy stint at the Bulldogs.Attribution: Not SuppliedPrevious1 of 1NextView more galleriesgallery13OpinionThe MoleTeam of the Week: ‘Devastating’ performance puts finals rivals on noticegallery14OpinionThe Mole‘World’s best centre’ turning NRL title race on its headgallery14OpinionThe Mole‘Reece who?’: Broncos bargain buy spoils legend’s farewell gamegallery13OpinionThe MoleTeam of the Week: Gun poised to ‘set finals alight’ after bashing BroncosMost viewed in NRLNRL’s big move to avoid AFL grand final clash‘Realised they didn’t need me’: Sad moment Papenhuyzen’s ‘ego took a hit’Battle of the busted: Injury carnage threatens to hijack NRL finals‘My ego is not that big’: Flanagan open to vacant Tigers jobMore to explore