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Sonny Bill Williams trying to talk close friend Quade Cooper into playing with him in NRL in 2013
"If people are saying he is not wanted in rugby first off, I think they are crazy and don't know what they're talking about but if they think he is not good enough to be playing for Australia then I would love to lure him across to rugby league for a year," said Williams.
"I will try. I would definitely love to play alongside him. I think he would be a success. I have spoken to him about it. He would be great to run off,[url=http://nikefree.mobilejeti.com]nike free run[/url]."
The maligned fiveeighth was not picked for the first Bledisloe Cup match, then recalled for the second in Auckland but could do little as the Wallabies forwards were dominated and the team had 39 per cent of possession.
Wallabies coach Robbie Deans has also used a safetyfirst attacking style that is at odds with Cooper's unpredictable approach.
Cooper has been under heavy scrutiny in the past 12 months, but Williams who has played with and against the best playmakers in both codes believes he could become a league sensation despite no serious background in the sport.
"His skillset is definitely right up there, right at the top, what he brings to the table in terms of running, offloads, kicking, is incredible," Williams said.
"I reckon he would be a huge success, he has definitely got the skillset to play the 13man game.
"The biggest difference is that in rugby you are playing on the advantage line, whereas in league the defence is 10m back. Imagine what he could do with that extra space?
"And I think it is easier to make the transition from union to league, rather than going from league to union."
Cooper has never had the luxury of playing alongside an attacking threat like Williams.
A CooperWilliams combination would not only terrorise any defence, but add significant numbers to viewership and attendances of any code.
Cooper and Williams have become particularly close in the past two years and share the common link of polarising the fans.
"I don't have to make a case for him, you just have to click on YouTube to see what he is capable of," Williams said.
"He is such a great talent that he cops a lot of stick, especially in New Zealand. A lot of people have a go at him, but I think that's because he is their biggest threat. It is more of a compliment than anything."