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Source: http://www.theage.com.au/news/leagu...to-storm-stocks/2006/06/09/1149815318224.html
Looks like the fallout from hiring Smith at Newie is starting to show. He'll bring a few Parra players with him.
What a set of outside backs next year!
1. Ingliss
2. Geyer
3. King
4. Slater
5. Quinn
Wonder what this means for Storm signing Mad Dog McDougall. Maybe a 1 year incentive based contract a la Chris Walker?
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Source: http://www.theage.com.au/news/leagu...to-storm-stocks/2006/06/09/1149815318224.html
Quinn set to add depth to Storm stocks
Email Print Normal font Large font Stathi Paxinos and Brett Keeble
June 10, 2006
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MELBOURNE Storm is poised to add Country Origin winger Anthony Quinn to its classy back line with the 23-year-old from Newcastle set to sign a deal understood to be worth about $700,000 for the next three seasons.
It is a sign that second-placed Storm (9-3), which plays the struggling Parramatta (13th, 3-9) tomorrow, is looking to deepen its stocks that have been exposed by suspension, injury and representative commitments this year, with several back-line members coming off contract at the end of this season.
Quinn's current team the Knights made it clear he was not a retention priority under new coach Brian Smith and the former Australian schoolboys representative met Storm coach Craig Bellamy, who coached him in the Country Origin side this year, and other officials in Melbourne on Thursday.
It is believed St George Illawarra is among several other clubs also interested in signing the stocky workhorse but Quinn said no other meetings had been arranged for this weekend when the Knights have the bye.
Quinn, who made his representative debut this year and impressed Bellamy at Country Origin camp, hoped to complete negotiations before Newcastle's next round game against the Warriors in Auckland.
He has played 90 first-grade games since making his NRL debut in 2002 and his likely departure means the Knights will lose both their first-choice wingers at the end of the season as Great Britain vice-captain Brian Carney is headed for the new Gold Coast team.
Looks like the fallout from hiring Smith at Newie is starting to show. He'll bring a few Parra players with him.
What a set of outside backs next year!
1. Ingliss
2. Geyer
3. King
4. Slater
5. Quinn
Wonder what this means for Storm signing Mad Dog McDougall. Maybe a 1 year incentive based contract a la Chris Walker?