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http://nz.sports.yahoo.com/news/article/-/7298541/mckinnon-quits-warriors-tigers
Wade Mckinnon to Tigers
Wade Mckinnon to Tigers
Dogs never had a chance? He still had another year on his contract.
Bronco's would have paid atleast $250k in compensation, but even $1,000,000 is pocket change for the Bronco's.
http://nz.sports.yahoo.com/news/article/-/7298541/mckinnon-quits-warriors-tigers
Wade Mckinnon to Tigers
What if the Dogs dont play the Broncos at Suncorp for a season?
Interesting signing.
Good luck to the bloke, who is he playing for this weekend lol?
And hopefully for Tigers fans, Fitzhenry to f**k right off.Not a bad signing for the Tigers.
Allows Ryan to go back to the Wing.
Steve Michaels has signed with the Titans till end of 2012 and has been released by the Broncos to join this year.
http://www.broncos.com.au/default.aspx?s=article-display&id=26150
Titans secure Steve Michaels
The Jetstar Gold Coast Titans have today secured the signature of another Gold Coast junior with former Brisbane Broncos centre/winger Steve Michaels agreeing to join the club until the end of 2012.
Michaels, a Mudgeeraba Redbacks junior, joined the Jetstar Titans for his first training session this morning after being granted a mid-season release from the Broncos. He will play for Titans feeder-club the Burleigh Bears this weekend.
The 23-year-old made his NRL debut for the Broncos in 2005 as a teenager and has scored 22 tries in 59 first grade appearances to date.
Jetstar Titans Managing Director Michael Searle said the acquisition of Michaels was an important one for the club given his links with the Gold Coast.
“Steve has been a player of interest for us for a number of years,'' said Searle.
“Importantly he is a Gold Coast junior and his speed and try-scoring ability will add significant depth to the Titans backline over the next three seasons.''
Michaels said he was excited about his new opportunity with the Titans.
“I'm extremely excited to join the likes of Scott Prince and Preston Campbell and hopefully add something to the Titans squad,'' said Michaels.
“I'd like to thank the Broncos for their understanding and I wish my former teammates the very best for the remainder of the season.''
Jetstar Titans Head Coach John Cartwright said Michaels would add to the club's growing list of talented three-quarters.
“Steve has proven he can play at NRL level, having played plenty of first grade both on the wing and in the centres,'' said Cartwright.
“He has been hampered by injuries in recent seasons but he is still just 23 years of age so he has a lot of football left in front of him.''