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Rumoured and Confirmed signings - Part 4

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Panther Mick

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I noticed both were on the field last year in our round 18 clash but can you imagine if Katoa went to the Sharks. They would have two Sione Katoa's!

A commentators nightmare.
'Katoa hits it up for the Sharks, no not the dummy half the other one"
 

Whino

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6 days left till the 30th spot on our roster must be filled.
Will it be Peachey's or will they promote from within?
 

forby

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So how do we sit?
29 - DWZ - TG + LM + MK = 29
Naden to development squad.
Which means we still need one player by next week?
 

Crashtest

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Brent Read quoted on the sporting news site saying the Blake to Parramatta and Peachey to Panthers may still happen. He is not usually very reliable in terms of his scoops though.

https://www.nospam47.com/au/league/...ake-release-june-30/1wqvp7htg86oxzzpuu8nvfav5

Gold Coast utility Tyrone Peachey's chances of returning to Penrith hinge on whether Parramatta sign Panthers centre Waqa Blake.

Peachey is said to be unsettled at the Gold Coast Titans and was linked to a move back to the Panthers earlier this month.

Titans head of culture and performance Mal Meninga suggested he wouldn't stand in Peachey's way if he desires to leave despite being only six months into a three-season deal.

But a switch of clubs before the June 30 player movement deadline depends on Blake, who is in the Eels' sights.

Blake only last year extended with the Panthers until 2023 in a deal brokered by Phil Gould and is understood to be receiving a significant wage.

Parramatta would have to take on Blake's rich contract if they signed the 24-year-old and baulked after learning of his salary.

But having failed to land other targets including Matt Lodge and Dallin Watene-Zelezniak, the Eels are reportedly keen again on buying Blake - a move that would create room for Penrith to nab Peachey.

"If that happens, that would allow Penrith to get back in the market for Tyrone Peachey.

"... There's just some whispers that might be back on the table."

"This Waqa Blake, Tyrone Peachey thing's been going on for a while now. It sounded like it was off, it sounded like it was dead and buried," The Australian's Brent Read told Sporting News.

"But there's just a whisper in the next couple of days that maybe the Parramatta interest in Waqa Blake is back on.
 

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Exsilium

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Blake is a strike centre, without the strike.

There's a plethora of reasons as to why he gets little ball but for what we have him for, he doesn't deliver.

Peachy on the other hand, wins games.

We need to win more games and I don't see that same X factor from Blake.

I'd love to keep him, IF he were to be more of a weapon in attack and that is unfortunately a bigger issue.
 
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