Confirmed Signings - 2010

[Matrix]

aparrently wairangi koopu is confirmed for melbourne vossy said it during the dreamtime v maoris match

Is this confirmed,because in a nz newspaper article about 2 weeks ago,Koopu said he turned down an offer from melbourne because it was to low and he was looking to the uk.

 

[blain]

koopu was also looking at union pretty hard.

 

[Johns Magic]

Ndaira - Knights(1 year)

 

[Patorick]

http://www.dailymercury.com.au/storydisplay.cfm?storyid=3788857

The Brisbane Broncos have won an inter-code battle for the services of talented Mackay junior Dane Gagai.

Gagai, 17, signed with the Broncos last week after also fielding offers from the North Queensland Cowboys, rugby union's Queensland Reds and the Australian Rugby Union.

The Brisbane Boys College Year 12 student is captain of his school's First XV rugby side and had been tipped for a bright future in the code.

But he has a junior league background playing for Mackay Souths, and his father Ray is a former leading Mackay player who was also recruited by Brisbane in 1989.

The fleet-footed centre will play next season for the Broncos in the under 20 Toyota Cup, Brisbane player welfare manager Scott Czislowski said yesterday.

"Dane came from Mackay to Brisbane Boys College and he's been a real success with rugby," Czislowski said.

"We've been fortunate enough to sign him."

Broncos training re-starts on November 12, but as Gagai is in Year 12 his start will be delayed until December 1, Szislowski said.

After a Christmas break, the players will get back into training in January.

This season the Broncos lost the inaugural under 20 grand final to Canberra in extra time, but it'll be a new side next year.

"We only put the boys into the under 20s for a year and they then go to the Queensland Cup," Szislowski said.

"Only four from that grand final side will play again in under 20s."

The Broncos have affiliations with Queensland Cup teams Wynnum Manly, Redcliffe, Norths and the Central Comets.

Czislowski said Gagai would also work full time in a sports program traineeship.

"He'll go to schools and work with kids in sports programs," he said.

"All the under 20 players must work or study full time, they do their training in the evenings or at the weekend.

"It's one of the rules of the NRL, so they have a career to fall back on if rugby league does not work out."

 

[nqcowboy87]

Re: Confirmed Signings - 2008
http://www.dailymercury.com.au/story...toryid=3788857

The Brisbane Broncos have won an inter-code battle for the services of talented Mackay junior Dane Gagai.

Gagai, 17, signed with the Broncos last week after also fielding offers from the North Queensland Cowboys, rugby union's Queensland Reds and the Australian Rugby Union.

The Brisbane Boys College Year 12 student is captain of his school's First XV rugby side and had been tipped for a bright future in the code.

But he has a junior league background playing for Mackay Souths, and his father Ray is a former leading Mackay player who was also recruited by Brisbane in 1989.

The fleet-footed centre will play next season for the Broncos in the under 20 Toyota Cup, Brisbane player welfare manager Scott Czislowski said yesterday.

"Dane came from Mackay to Brisbane Boys College and he's been a real success with rugby," Czislowski said.

"We've been fortunate enough to sign him."

Broncos training re-starts on November 12, but as Gagai is in Year 12 his start will be delayed until December 1, Szislowski said.

After a Christmas break, the players will get back into training in January.

This season the Broncos lost the inaugural under 20 grand final to Canberra in extra time, but it'll be a new side next year.

"We only put the boys into the under 20s for a year and they then go to the Queensland Cup," Szislowski said.

"Only four from that grand final side will play again in under 20s."

The Broncos have affiliations with Queensland Cup teams Wynnum Manly, Redcliffe, Norths and the Central Comets.

Czislowski said Gagai would also work full time in a sports program traineeship.

"He'll go to schools and work with kids in sports programs," he said.

"All the under 20 players must work or study full time, they do their training in the evenings or at the weekend.

"It's one of the rules of the NRL, so they have a career to fall back on if rugby league does not work out."

old news brutha

 

[richies]

its actually not
he hadnt signed about 2 weeks ago


george n will be good for the knights aswell

 

[gong_eagle]

Knights bring in Rabbits hooker

Robert Dillon, Newcastle Herald | October 29, 2008

http://www.leaguehq.com.au/news/news/knights-bring-in-rabbits-hooker/2008/10/29/1224956101925.html


NEWCASTLE Knights officials confirmed yesterday that they had agreed to terms with much-travelled hooker George Ndaira, who will join the club on a one-season contract.
Ndaira, 23, spent last season with South Sydney after stints with the Dragons (2006) and Roosters (2007).
He played in 14 first-grade games for the Rabbitohs last season, and Knights coach Brian Smith has earmarked him as his back-up for new recruit Isaac De Gois and rugged utility Matt Hilder.
"Brian wants to avoid, at all costs, the situation we had this year where Kurt Gidley played hooker, fullback and halfback in the one game," Knights strategic development manager Keith Onslow said yesterday. "George played 14 first-grade games for Souths last year and he's a good cover player.
"He can even play a little bit of halfback, if need be."
Ndaira could find himself in contention for Newcastle's top squad in the early rounds of next season as Hilder had a shoulder reconstruction this month and is facing a recovery of five or six months.
De Gois, the former Cronulla dynamo, will be Newcastle's first-choice dummy half next year, but he averaged only 61.8 minutes a game this season, so it is likely Smith will be looking to interchange him at various stages.
Meanwhile, the club's new physical performance co-ordinator, Lee Clark, will ease players back into training when they return from their off-season break on Monday.
"There will be three weeks of phasing in before we get ready for the first full four-week cycle of training, which begins on November 24," Clark said yesterday.
"The first three weeks, we don't do the full program. We just sort of ease into it gradually, if you like."
He said it was unlikely there would be nasty surprises awaiting the players, although he added: "I can't let too much out of the bag."
He warned, however, that they would face various assessments in their first week back, including the dreaded skinfold test.
"We don't do all the tests straight up, because obviously they're all relatively untrained at the moment," he said. "While we look at body fat, we don't do any speed or power testing or anything like that. We'll wait until the first block of training for that."
The majority of Newcastle's players, except those who are recovering from injury or on World Cup representative duty, have already resumed light exercise to keep their bodies ticking over.
"Most of them have been doing something," Clark said.
"I think they're all professional enough to realise that if they have too much time off, they're behind the eight-ball when they get back."
Clark said Newcastle's World Cup contingent, which comprises Kurt Gidley (Australia), Wes Naiqama and Akuila Uate (Fiji) and Richie Fa'aoso and Cooper Vuna (Tonga), would be given a break after the tournament and may not be required back at club training until late December or January.

 

[Non Terminator]

Haven't heard anything about Ndaira for awhile, good luck to the bloke.

 

[cb4]

he played a couple of good games for the rabbits this year

 

[Non Terminator]

he played a couple of good games for the rabbits this year

I didn't see alot of Souths this season, I'll look forward to seeing him play in '09.

 

[rabbs]

A very good hooker,a good buy for Newcastle

 

[richies]

GRAHAM STAYS WITH THE COWBOYS


http://www.rleague.com/db/article.php?id=31822

North Queensland Toyota Cowboys Centre Ashley Graham has renewed his contract with the Cowboys for an additional three years, extending his commitment to the Club until the end of 2012.

24 year old Graham has played 58 first grade games for the Cowboys since signing in 2006, and his commitment and diligence during this time has seen him become one of the top backs in the Cowboys ranks.

Ashley has been a great asset to the Cowboys scoring 35 tries during his time at the club.

Cowboys Executive Director Peter Parr is delighted to have retained Graham for North Queensland.

"This is a wonderful signing for the club. Ashley has played his best football at the Cowboys. He is a North Queensland Product who will continue to improve under the guidance of Neil Henry," Parr said today.

 

[Patorick]

Updated Player Movements 2008/2009

Hopefully not too many mistakes, please let me know if there are.

Primary Source: http://www.leagueunlimited.com/movement/
Secondary Source: The Mack

Brisbane BRONCOS

Coach: Ivan Henjak
Gains: Israel Folau (Storm - 2012), Ben Te'o (Tigers - 2009), Lagi Setu (Dragons - 2009), Kurtis Lingwoodock (Titans - 2009), Aaron Gorrell (Catalans – 2009), James Ackerman (Redcliffe), Dane Gagai (Mackay)
Losses: Wayne Bennett (Coach – Dragons), Ben Hannant (Bulldogs), Denan Kemp (Warriors), Michael Ennis (Bulldogs), Joel Moon (Warriors), Shane Perry (Catalans), Rodney Davies (Qld Rugby), Darius Boyd (Dragons), Greg Eastwood (Leeds), Tonie Carroll (Retired), Troyden Watene (Cowboys), Jared Kahu (Cowboys)
Re-signed: Isaak AhMau (2009), Corey Parker (2011), Dave Taylor (2009), Justin Hodges (2011), Sam Thaiday (2009), Steve Michaels (2010), Karmichael Hunt (2009), Darren Lockyer (2009), PJ Marsh (2010), Joel Clinton (2010), Ashton Sims (2010), Peter Wallace (2012), David Stagg (2009), Gerard Beale (2010), Josh Hoffman (2010), Ben Hunt (2010), Andrew McCullough (2010), Josh McGuire (2010), Will Tupou (2010), Jharal Yow Yeh (2010), Nick Kenny (2010), Tom Hewitt (2009), Palmer Wapau (2009)
Off-Contract: Craig Frawley (released), Reece Robinson (released)

Canberra RAIDERS
Coach: David Furner
Assistant Coach: Ian Millward (2010)
Gains: Stuart Flanagan (Tigers - 2011), David Shillington (Roosters - 2012), Josh McCrone (Panthers - 2010), Bronson Harrison (Tigers - 2011), Sam Huihahau (Rabbitohs)
Losses: William Zillman (Titans), Neil Henry (Coach – Cowboys), Michael Weyman (Dragons), Michael Dobson (Hull KR - 2008), Ryan Hinchliffe (Storm), Colin Best (Souths), Marshall Chalk (Celtic Crusaders), Neville Costigan (Dragons), Todd Carney (Huddersfield), Lincoln Withers (Celtic Crusaders), Ben Jones (Retired), Brock Dunn (Dragons)
Re-signed: Phil Graham (2009), Tom Learoyd-Lahrs (2009), Josh Miller (2011), Joe Picker (2011), Nigel Plum (2009), Troy Thompson (2010), Dane Tilse (2010), Nigel Plum (2009), Joel Monaghan (2010), Trevor Thurling (2010), Bronx Goodwin (2011), Adrian Purtell (2011), Justin Carney (2010), Terry Campese (2010), David Milne (2011), Scott Logan (2009), Shaun Fensom (2010), Glen Turner (2010), Marc Herbert (2010), Alan Tongue (2010), Glen Buttriss (2010), Joel Thompson (2011), Travis Waddell (2011)
Off-Contract: Brett Kelly

Canterbury BULLDOGS
Coach: Kevin Moore (2010)
Assistant Coach: Jim Dymock
Gains: Josh Morris (Dragons – 2011), Brett Kimmorley (Sharks - 2010), Ben Hannant (Broncos - 2011), Michael Ennis (Broncos - 2011), Michael Hodgson (Titans - 2010), Bryson Goodwin (Sharks), Chris Ward (Panthers), Benson Tupou (Tigers), Marmin Barba (Mackay), Yileen Gordon (Souths - 2009), Nick Taylor (West Magpies), Ben Shea (West Tigers), Solomon Foster (Knights), Steve Azzi (Roosters), Joey Matapuka (Souths)
Losses: Steve Folkes (Coach), Willie Tonga (Cowboys), Cameron Phelps (Wigan - 2008), Corey Hughes (Sharks), Nick Youngquest (Pia - France), Sonny Bill Williams (Toulon Rugby), Leon Bott (Manly RU - 2008), Arana Taumata (Storm), Liam Roach (Tigers), Lorenzo Ma’afu (Knights), Kane Cleal (Souths), Jimmy Fawcett (Knights), Joe Williams (released), Andrew Emelio (released), Justin Tsoulos (retired)
Re-signed: Lee Te Maari (2010), Andrew Ryan (2010), Luke Patten (2011), Nick Kouparitsas (2010), Ben Roberts (2009), Daniel Holdsworth (2009), Matt Utai (2009), Hazem El Masri (2009), Nick Kouparitsas (2010), Reni Maitua (2009), Daryl Millard (2009), Gary Warburton (2009), Ben Barba (2010), Michael Sullivan (2009), Charlie Leaeno (2009), Aaron Groom (2009), Conrad Ta'akimoeaka (2009), Danny Williams (2009), Heka Nanai (2010), Tim Winitana (2010), John Kite (2010), Jarrod Hickey (2010), Brent Crisp (2009), Jamal Idris (2010), Brad Morrin, Fred Briggs, Nathan Benney, Harlan Alaalatoa, Jake Foster, Nathan Smith
Off-Contract: Chris Armit

Cronulla SHARKS
Coach: Ricky Stuart (2011)
Gains: Anthony Tupou (Roosters - 2012), Trent Barrett (Wigan - 2010), Corey Hughes (Bulldogs - 2009), Matthew Wright (Panthers), Aidan Howard (Howick NZ), Phillip Latu (Howick NZ), Jason McGrady (Orara Valley – 2010), Nick Reid (Orara Valley), Tyler Jarden (Canterbury NZ - 2010), Penani Manu (Canterbury NZ - 2011), Brody Ollard (Palm Beach), Jonathan Tavinor (Erina - 2009), Jonathan Mannah (Eels), Ryan Verlinden (Bears)
Losses: Isaac De Gois (Knights), Lance Thompson (Retirement), Brett Kimmorley (Bulldogs), Tu’u Maori (Roosters - 2008), Bryson Goodwin (Bulldogs), Adam Peek (Celtic Crusaders), Kevin Kingston (Eels), Danny Nutley (Retirement), Dustin Cooper (released), Paul Stephenson (released)
Re-signed: Greg Bird, Ben Pomeroy, Mitch Brown (2009), Fraser Anderson (2009), Paul Gallen (2011), Brett Kearney (2009), Brett Seymour (2010), Ben Ross (2009), David Simmons (2010), Reece Williams (2010), Blake Green (2009), Karl Filiga (2010), Kade Snowden (2009), Bryan Norrie (2009), Matthew Sommers (2009), Chad Townsend (2009), Luke Covell (2009), Misi Taulapapa, Terrence Seu Seu
Off-Contract:

Gold Coast TITANS
Coach: John Cartwright
Gains: William Zillman (Raiders - 2012), Sam Tagataese (Storm - 2010), Matt White (Knights), Dom Walsh (Souths), David Hala (Redcliffe), Ryan James (Storm), Rowan Klein (Kilcoy), Callum Klein (Kilcoy), Dale Smyth (Caloundra)
Losses: Matt Peterson (Wakefield - 2008), Michael Hodgson (Bulldogs), Kris Kahler (released), James Stosic (released), Gavin Cooper (Panthers), Luke Swain (Salord), Josh Lewis (Tigers), Clint Amos (Cowboys), Gavin Cooper (Panthers), Luke Swain (Salford), Kris Kahler (Pia Donkeys), Kurtis Lingwoodock (Broncos), Matthew Cross (Storm), Billy Ngawini (rugby)
Re-signed: Jordan Atkins, Ian Donnelly (2009), Aaron Cannings (2010), Brenton Bowen (2009), Ben Jeffery (2009), Luke Bailey (2010), Preston Campbell (2009), Daniel Conn (2009), Scott Prince (2010), Mat Rogers (2009), Nathan Friend (2009), Josh Graham (2010), Anthony Laffranchi (2011), Will Matthews (2011), Brad Meyers (2010), Michael Henderson (2012), Jordan Rankin (2011), Luke O'Dwyer (2010)
Off-Contract: Chris Walker

Manly SEA EAGLES
Coach: Des Hasler
Gains: Chris Bailey (Knights - 2011), Tony Williams (Eels - 2011), William Hopoate (2011), Trent Hodgkinson (Eels - 2010), Shane Rodney (Panthers – 2012)
Losses: David Vaeliki (France Rugby - 2008), Steve Menzies (Bradford), Steve Bell (Les Catalans), Mark Bryant (Celtic Crusaders), Luke Williamson (Harlequins), Jeff Robson (Eels), Jack Afamasaga (released)
Re-signed: Brett Stewart (2012), Glenn Stewart (2010), Jason King (2010), Steve Matai (2010), Adam Cuthbertson (2011), Glenn Hall (2009), Michael Robertson (2009), Brent Kite (2011), Jamie Lyon (2010), Shane Neumann, Matt Orford (2009), Michael Robertson (2009), Anthony Watmough (2010), Michael Bani (2011), Matt Ballin (2011)
Off-Contract: Nick Bradley-Qalilawa, George Rose, Jason Wells

Melbourne STORM
Coach: Craig Bellamy
Gains: Ryan Hinchclife (Raiders - 2010), James Maloney (Eels/Wentworthville - 2010), Arana Taumata (Bulldogs - 2009), Matthew Cross (Titans - 2009), William Isa (Panthers - 2010), Andre Itula (Rabbitohs - 2009), Slade Griffin (Canterbury NZ - 2011), Blaise Lomax (Wellington - 2010), Lazarus Mulu (Wellington - 2010), Wairangi Koopu (Warriors)
Losses: Israel Folau (Broncos), Sam Tagataese (Titans), Michael Crocker (Hull FC), Jeremy Smith (Dragons), Antonio Kaufusi (Cowboys), Liam Foran (Warriors), Ryan James (Titans), Matt Geyer (Retired), Russell Aitken (released)
Re-signed: James Woolford (2010), Brett White (2010), Will Chambers (2009), Cooper Cronk (2012), Ryan Hoffman (2009), Anthony Quinn (2012), Billy Slater (2010), Cameron Smith (2009), Dallas Johnson (2011), Jeff Lima (2011), Adam Blair (2011), Aiden Tolman (2010), Sika Manu (2010), Greg Inglis (2010), Louis Fanene (2010), Sinbad Kali (2009), Clifford Manua (2009)
Off-Contract: Brett Anderson, Lucas Miller, Kevin Proctor, Joseph Tomane

Newcastle KNIGHTS
Coach: Brian Smith (2009)
Gains: Isaac De Gois (Sharks – 2011), Constantine Mika (Warriors - 2010), Ben Rogers (Dragons - 2010), Lorenzo Ma’au (Bulldogs), Jimmy Fawcett (Bulldogs), Sam Anderson (Kurri Kurri), Jay Stevens (Kurri Kurri), George Ndaira (Souths - 2009)
Losses: Danny Buderus (Leeds), Chris Bailey (Manly), Mitchell Sargent (Castleford - 2008), Boyd Cordner (Roosters), Matt White (Titans), Callan Richardson (Eels), Jesse Royal (Kurri Kurri), Michael Young (Central Charlestown), Solomon Foster (Bulldogs)
Re-signed: Cooper Vuna (2010), Kurt Gidley (2012), James McManus (2011), Luke MacDougall (2009), Zeb Taia (2010), Ben Cross (2010), Danny Wicks (2010), Wes Naiqama (2010), Chris Houston (2010), Keith Lulia (2009), Matt Hilder (2009), Luke Walsh (2009), Cory Paterson (2009), Dan Tolar (2009), Michael Young (2009), Tim Natusch (2009), Kurt Gidley (2009), Jarrod Mullen (2009), Steve Simpson (2010), Scott Dureau (2010), Akuila Uate (2009), Marvin Karawana (2009), Peter Mata'utia (2010), Mark Taufua (2010)
Off-Contract: Adam MacDougall

New Zealand WARRIORS
Coach: Ivan Cleary
Gains: Denan Kemp (Broncos - 2010), Jacob Lillyman (Cowboys - 2010), Joel Moon (Broncos - 2011), Sam Franklin (Canterbury NZ - 2009), Lewis Brown (Balmain Ryde), Liam Foran (Storm - 2009), Aaron Heremaia (Auckland Vulcans)
Losses: Ruben Wiki (Retirement), Logan Swann (released), Wairangi Koopu (Storm), Michael Crockett (released), Ryan Shortland (released), Steve Rapira (Cowboys)
Re-signed: Sonny Fai (2010), Brent Tate (2010), Ian Henderson (2009), Sam Rapira (2012), Nathan Fien (2009), Michael Witt (2009), Lance Hohaia (2009), Patrick Ah Van (2009), Grant Rovelli (2010), Evarn Tuimavave (2009), Steve Price (2009), Wade McKinnon (2011), Russell Packer (2012), Ben Matulino (2010), Aiden Kirk (2009), Daniel O'Regan (2010), Mataupu Poching (2009), Herman Retzlaff (2010), Ukuma Ta'ai (2009), Manu Vatuvei (2011), Kevin Locke (2011)
Off-Contract:

North Queensland COWBOYS
Coach: Neil Henry (2013)
Assitant Coach: Paul Bowman (2009)
Gains: Neil Henry (Coach – Raiders – 2013), Willie Tonga (Bulldogs - 2012), George Gatis (Huddersfield - 2008), Manase Manuokafoa (Souths - 2011), Clint Amos (Titans - 2010), Mitchell Achurch (Tigers - 2010), James Tamou (Roosters – 2010), Steve Rapira (Warriors - 2010), Antonio Kaufusi (Storm - 2011), Donald Malone (Ipswitch - 2010), Troyden Watene (Broncos), Jared Kahu (Broncos - 2010), Ben Cronin (Roosters), Sam Hoare (Rockhampton), Mitchell Zornig (Central Comets), Ron Alovilli (Gold Coast - 2011), Germaine Paulson (Souths)
Losses: David Faiumu (Huddersfield - 2008), Jacob Lillyman (Warriors), Ray Cashmere (Salford), Sione Faumuina (Castleford), Mark Henry (Salford), Ryan Carr (Tigers), Chris Riesen (Northern Pride), Scott Idec (Northern Pride), Tom Humble (Northern Pride), Sam Faust (released), Jackson Nicolau (released), Justin Smith (retired), Ben Vaeau (released), Daniel Backo (released), Keiron Lander (released), John Frith (released)
Re-signed: Travis Burns (2010), Dayne Weston (2009), Anthony Watts (2009), Luke O’Donnell (2010), Matthew Bartlett (2009), Scott Bolton (2009), Aaron Payne (2012), Matthew Scott (2009), Shane Tronc (2009), Johnathan Thurston (2010), Carl Webb (2010), Ben Harris (2011), Ashley Graham (2012), Ty Williams (2009), Sam Bowie (2009), Anthony Perkins (2009), John Williams (2010), Steve Southern (2010), Brandon Boor (2010), Matt Bowen (2011)
Off-Contract: Ben Farrar, Obe Geia, Nick Slyney
Partial Source: http://forums.rleague.com/showthread.php?p=681425

Parramatta EELS
Coach: TBA
Gains: Royce Hura (Roosters), Callan Richardson (Knights), James Te Pou (Glenora Auckland), Edan Price (Wagga Wagga), Josh Murray (Roosters), Jeff Robson (Sea Eagles), Kevin Kingston (Sharks), Sam Kelso (Canterbury NZ - 2009), Greg Nichols (Bears)
Losses: Mark Riddell (Wigan), Tim Smith (Wigan - 2008/2009), Tony Williams (Manly), Chad Robinson (Harlequins), Trent Hodgkinson (Manly), James Maloney (Storm), Daniel Wagon (Limoux Grizzlies), Michael Hagan (Coach - Resigned)
Re-signed: Ben Smith (2012), Krisnan Inu (2010), Joe Galuvao (2009), Feleti Mateo (2010), Josh Cordoba (2009), Matt Keating (2009), Eric Grothe (2010), Jarryd Hayne (2010), Todd Lowrie (2009), Junior Paulo (2009), Taulima Tautai (2009), Kris Keating (2010), Brett Finch (2011), Weller Hauraki (2010), Tim Robinson (2010), David Baumann (2009), Brendon Oake (2010)
Off-Contract:

Penrith PANTHERS
Coach: Matt Elliott
Gains: Gavin Cooper (Titans - 2010), Shane Elford (Huddersfield – 2009)
Losses: Tony Puletua (St Helens), Richie Williams (Released), Joe Williams (Bulldogs - 2008), Ulise Fahina (Roosters), Luke Rooney (Toulon - France Rugby), Luke Priddis (Dragons), Rhys Wesser (Souths), Shane Rodney (Manly), William Isa (Storm), Sonny Tuigamala (Roosters), Matthew Wright (Sharks), Chris Ward (Bulldogs), Josh McCrone (Raiders), Brendon Worth (Toulouse)
Re-signed: Tim Grant (2011), Trent Waterhouse (2011), Michael Gordon (2010), Maurice Blair (2009), Paul Aiton (2009), Geoff Daniela (2009), Junior Moors (2009), Frank Pritchard (2010), Luke Lewis (2012), Nathan Smith (2011), Lachlan Coote (2011), Michael Jennings (2011)
Off-Contract: Mark O'Halloran, Frank Puletua

South Sydney RABBITOHS
Coach: Jason Taylor
Gains: Colin Best (Raiders - 2010), Rhys Wesser (Panthers - 2010), Chris McQueen (Wynnum-Manly - 2010), Josh Starling (Illawarra - 2010), Kane Cleal (Bulldogs - 2010), Garrett Crossman (Hull KR - 2010), Matt Mundine (Dragons - 2010)
Losses: Ben Rogers (Dragons - 2008), Manase Manuokafoa (Cowboys), Dean Widders (Castleford), Jeremy Smith (Salford), Yileen Gordon (Bulldogs), Nigel Vagana (released), Sam Huihahau (Raiders), Germaine Paulson (Cowboys), Joey Matapuka (Bulldogs), George Ndaira (Knights)
Re-signed: Fetuli Talanoa (2010), Isaac Luke (2011), Nathan Merritt (2012), John Sutton (2011), David Fa'alogo (2011), Jaiman Lowe (2009), Roy Asotasi (2011), David Kidwell (2009), Luke Capewell (2010), Chris Sandow (2010), Ben Lowe (2010), Shannon McPherson (2010), Luke Stuart (2009), Jason Clark (2010), Malcolm Webster (2010), Taioalo Vaivai (2010), Dave Tyrrell (2009)
Off-Contract: Eddie Paea

St George-Illawarra DRAGONS
Coach: Wayne Bennett
Gains: Michael Weyman (Raiders - 2010), Ben Rogers (Souths - 2008), Jeremy Smith (Storm - 2011), Luke Priddis (Panthers - 2010), Neville Costigan (Raiders - 2010), Darius Boyd (Broncos - 2011), Mat Head (Tigers - 2009), Hayden Fepuleai (Hurstville United - 2011), Mickey Paea (Roosters - 2009), Brock Dunn (Raiders), Nick Emmett (Redcliffe)
Losses: Nathan Brown (Coach), Jason Ryles (Les Catalans), Josh Morris (Bulldogs), Mark Gasnier (Stade Francais), Lagi Setu (Brisbane), Rangi Chase (Castleford), Ben Rogers (Knights), Matt Mundine (Souths), Kirk Reyoldson (retired), Simon Woolford (retired), Jardine Bobongia (Mackay Cutters)
Re-signed: Ben Hornby (2010), Chase Stanley (2010), Ricky Thorby (2009), Ben Creagh (2009), Dan Hunt (2009), Brett Morris (2009), Justin Poore (2009), Beau Scott (2009), Dean Young (2009), Jason Nightingale (2011), Jarrod Saffy (2010), Wendell Sailor (2009), Matt Cooper (2011), Jamie Soward (2010), Daniel Fepuleai (2010), Cameron King (2011), Jamie Stanley (2010)
Off-Contract: Ben Ellis, Joe Falemeka, Jon Green, Michael Lett, Stuart Webb

Sydney ROOSTERS
Coach: Brad Fittler
Gains: Tu’u Maori (Sharks - 2008), Ulise Fahina (Panthers - 2010), Boyd Cordner (Knights - 2012), Sonny Tuigamala (Panthers), Gary Natoealofa (Howick NZ), Jordan Tansey (Leeds - 2010)
Losses: Anthony Tupou (Sharks), David Shillington (Raiders), James Tamou (Cowboys), Royce Hura (Eels), Josh Murray (Eels), Jai Ayoub (Released), Sean Rudder (Retired), Mickey Paea (Dragons), Brent Grose (released), Amos Roberts (Wigan), Steve Azzi (Bulldogs)
Re-signed: Mark O'Meley (2011), Mitchell Pearce (2010), Sia Soliola (2009), Mitchell Aubusson (2009), Frank Paul Nuuasala (2009), Braith Anasta (2012), Anthony Minichiello (2009), Nate Myles (2009), Sam Perrett (2012), Shaun Kenny-Dowall (2011), James Aubusson (2010), Lopini Paea (2010), Willie Mason (2010), Setaimata Sa (2012), Shane Shackleton (2009), Craig Fitzgibbon (2009)
Off-Contract: Shaun Foley, Tevita Folau, Albert Hopoate, Daniel Howard, Rory Kostjaysn, Steve Meredith

Wests TIGERS
Coach: Tim Sheens
Gains: Gareth Ellis (Leeds - 2011), Josh Lewis (Titans - 2009), Ryan Carr (Cowboys), Liam Roach (Bulldogs), Jaylan Connelly (Kurri Kurri), Joel Jackson (Glen Innes)
Losses: Stuart Flanagan (Raiders), Brett Hodgson (Huddersfield), Nick Youngquest (Bulldogs - 2008), Luke Harlen (Northern Pride - 2008), Ryan O'Hara (Celtic Crusaders), Ben Te'o (Broncos), Mitchell Achurch (Cowboys), Mat Head (Dragons), Benson Tupou (Bulldogs), Bronson Harrison (Raiders), Tevita Metuisela (rugby), Ben Shea (Bulldogs)
Re-signed: Taniela Tuiaki (2010), Benji Marshall (2009), Shannon McDonnell (2010), Liam Fulton (2010), Rocky Trimarchi (2009), Dean Collis (2009), Robbie Farah (2010), Danny Galea (2009), Shannon Gallant (2009), Dene Halatau (2009), Chris Lawrence (2011), John Morris (2009), Todd Payten (2009), Corey Payne (2009), Chris Heighington (2011), Keith Galloway (2011), Bryce Gibbs (2012), Daine Laurie (2010), Blake Lazarus (2009), Blake Ayshford (2009), Peni Tagive (2009), Wayde Dunley (2009), Beau Ryan (2010)
Off-Contract:

 

[astreizix]

NRL 2008 finalist Russel AITKEN from Melbourne STORM to french Elite 1 club A.S.CARCASSONNE XIII.

 

[Iafeta]

New Zealand WARRIORS
Coach: Ivan Cleary
Gains: Denan Kemp (Broncos - 2010), Jacob Lillyman (Cowboys - 2010), Joel Moon (Broncos - 2011), Sam Franklin (Canterbury NZ - 2009), Lewis Brown (Balmain Ryde), Liam Foran (Storm - 2009), Aaron Heremaia (Auckland Vulcans)
Losses: Ruben Wiki (Retirement), Logan Swann (released), Wairangi Koopu (Storm), Michael Crockett (released), Ryan Shortland (released), Steve Rapira (Cowboys)
Re-signed: Sonny Fai (2010), Brent Tate (2010), Ian Henderson (2009), Sam Rapira (2012), Nathan Fien (2009), Michael Witt (2009), Lance Hohaia (2009), Patrick Ah Van (2009), Grant Rovelli (2010), Evarn Tuimavave (2009), Steve Price (2009), Wade McKinnon (2011), Russell Packer (2012), Ben Matulino (2010), Aiden Kirk (2009), Daniel O'Regan (2010), Mataupu Poching (2009), Herman Retzlaff (2010), Ukuma Ta'ai (2009)
Off-Contract:

Resigned Additions

Manu Vatuvei - signed till 2011
Kevin Locke - signed till 2011

 

[Big Pete]

Off-Contract: Craig Frawley (Released Mid-Season), Tom Hewitt (Signed till 2009), Reece Robinson (Released), Palmer Wapau (Signed till 2009)

 

[The Nature Boy]

Updated Player Movements 2008/2009

Penrith PANTHERS
Off-Contract: Mark O'Halloran, Frank Puletua

Frank Puletua will go around again next year as he has just been included in Penrith's 2009 squad while Mark O'Halloran has either been released or has retired.

 

[nqcowboy87]

rod jensen and germaine paulson have just signed for the northern pride(one of cowboys reserve grade sides) so may get a chance with the cows next year

 

[Sugar]

rod jensen and germaine paulson have just signed for the northern pride(one of cowboys reserve grade sides) so may get a chance with the cows next year

Paulson will fit right in with the Pride the Qcup is his standard of footy

 

[Charlie124]

rod jensen and germaine paulson have just signed for the northern pride(one of cowboys reserve grade sides) so may get a chance with the cows next year

Didnt rocket Rod go to England? that didnt last long. Loved watching him play but cant see him fitting back in now.

Paulson should be carrying the drinks for the Pride.