There are talks that some of the players will go with Morris, that's fine. The way some are playing they will end up at Manly or the Tigers.
I have a feeling the Fitzgibbon signing is the start of a chain reaction that will shake and shape the club.
In fairness it is The Mole and uses "one player told me" lingo
I would have a guess and say the ones who are "going to walk" are the ones that may not be wanted by the new regime and know that Bomber wanted to keep them.
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CRONULLA face the real possibility of a player walkout if coach
John Morris is sent packing at the end of the season.
The popular Morris seems a dead man walking, with
Roosters assistant Craig Fitzgibbon freely being tipped to take his job in 2022.
But Morris is so popular among the Sharks players that several off contract stars are talking about quitting the club should the change occur.
"'Bomber' has been great for us and got us to the finals twice in two years," one Sharks player told me.
John Morris. (Getty) (Getty)
"We are hearing he was going to be sacked before the season started - it's just not right.
"Don't be surprised if plenty of the boys look to get out next year as well in a show of solidarity."
Star Kiwi Shaun Johnson left not doubt as to his views
when asked about Morris' impending sacking on FOX Sports last night.
"I think everyone that's aware of the situation would definitely be feeling the same about it," Johnson said.
"I look at the facts, bro. I don't know how you can have a coach who has been throw in at the deep end right at the start.
John Morris is set to be axed for Craig Fitzgibbon. (Getty) (Getty)
"He had to take over a difficult situation at the star with Flanagan leaving.
"He's gone after it, taken the side to the finals the last two years and finds himself in the position he is now. It's disappointing, certainly disappointing.
"If I was at the club next year I'd love Bomber [Morris] to be around.
"For me personally, he has definitely brought a better version of myself out."
The Sharks have a host of players off contract, headed by Johnson, Matt Moylan, Aaron Woods, Josh Dugan, Toby Rudolf, Mawene Hiroti, William Kennedy, Billy Magoulias, Aiden Tolman, Connor Tracey and Braydon Trindall.