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1. Don't know who called for it so not sure.
Suity
I know. Robson totally would have seen that ball go up and called "Mine!"
Totally.
Anyways, back on topic...screw Inglis.
1. Don't know who called for it so not sure.
Suity
I'm far happier seeing Inglis at Souths than Brisbane though.
IMHO South signing Inglis will increase our chances of acquiring Isaac Luke
Nope Luke will stay at Souths, all through third parties deal with Crowe,Mundane etc and the NRL will just look the other way. ;-)
i beleive carl webb and chris walker will provide so much more than inglis ever could
http://www.bigpondsport.com/inglis-...oncos-snub/tabid/91/newsid/63060/default.aspxMonday, November 08, 2010 - 11:54 AM
Source: BigPond Sport
Greg Inglis is set to join the South Sydney Rabbitohs on a heavily back-ended contract, which will see the former Storm star cash in when the NRL increases its salary cap following its next television rights deal.
Inglis is expected to become a Rabbitoh after his deal with the Brisbane Broncos fell through despite the player having made a handshake agreement with Broncos boss Bruno Cullen.
"Greg indicated to us on Tuesday and again on Friday, face to face, that he was very keen to stay in Brisbane and very keen to play for the Brisbane Broncos and that he was going to Sydney to discuss it with his family and he'd be back on Saturday," Cullen told AAP.
"He told me eyeball-to-eyeball on Tuesday and again on Friday, including handshakes.
"We said (to Greg) when you come back on Saturday, we'll get that contract signed away and it will all be done and dusted."
It is believed Ingliss deal with Souths will involve a significant pay cut in 2011 following his $600,000+ contract at Melbourne but his salary will increase in the coming years.
The Rabbitohs are planning to free up further salary cap space when players such as skipper Roy Asotasi come off contract at the end of next season, and the NRL is expected to raise the cap when a much-improved television rights deal is agreed upon in 2012.
Cullen fired a parting shot as Souths and other clubs who had tried to recruit Inglis after he had agreed to join the Broncos months ago.
"I don't want to be nasty to the other clubs, it's all fair in love and war," Cullen said.
"(But) ... they obviously knew we had an agreement with him in writing for him to join us but they also knew he hadn't signed anything and he hadn't been released from Melbourne."
Inglis was forced out of the Storm after widespread salary cap rorting by the club was exposed at the start of the season, forcing the club to make salary cuts for 2011.
I have it on very good authority, Greg will join Australias track and field side and start preparing for the London Olympics. He is quite an athlete
Heres a reminder
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lslwieRLKZ4