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Leuluai looks at other offers
1 October 2004
Thomas Leuluai looking into NRL offers, while Warriors go hunting for Roosters' winger Todd Byrne
Stacey Jones
Warriors halfback Thomas Leuluai has travelled to Australia to meet with Parramatta Eels officials.
Leuluai is currently looking into a few offers from NRL clubs across the Tasman, however Warriors CEO Mick Watson says he has not been told to leave.
That is despite growing speculation the Warriors are about to release him.
They have released another player, Marcus Perenara, who is understood to have already signed with Parramatta.
Meanwhile Australian media reports the Warriors could be about to sign Roosters' winger Todd Byrne.
Byrne has been outstanding in the Roosters second grade this season, and may even receive the call up to play in Sunday's Grand Final.
Watson can understand why Leuluai might be frustrated and looking elsewhere because he will have to compete with Stacey Jones and Cowboy Nathan Fien for positions in the Warriors side next year.
Meanwhile, Mick Watson confirms he has been in talks with Rooster winger Todd Byrne, but no agreement has been made.
Watson says they are looking at a few different options for next year's roster.
He says Todd Byrne had to play backup to other players in Sydney, so he might be looking to move.
1 October 2004
Thomas Leuluai looking into NRL offers, while Warriors go hunting for Roosters' winger Todd Byrne
Stacey Jones
Warriors halfback Thomas Leuluai has travelled to Australia to meet with Parramatta Eels officials.
Leuluai is currently looking into a few offers from NRL clubs across the Tasman, however Warriors CEO Mick Watson says he has not been told to leave.
That is despite growing speculation the Warriors are about to release him.
They have released another player, Marcus Perenara, who is understood to have already signed with Parramatta.
Meanwhile Australian media reports the Warriors could be about to sign Roosters' winger Todd Byrne.
Byrne has been outstanding in the Roosters second grade this season, and may even receive the call up to play in Sunday's Grand Final.
Watson can understand why Leuluai might be frustrated and looking elsewhere because he will have to compete with Stacey Jones and Cowboy Nathan Fien for positions in the Warriors side next year.
Meanwhile, Mick Watson confirms he has been in talks with Rooster winger Todd Byrne, but no agreement has been made.
Watson says they are looking at a few different options for next year's roster.
He says Todd Byrne had to play backup to other players in Sydney, so he might be looking to move.