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I thought it was an odd decision that we let him go. He was improving with every match and had that nippy X factor in his game.
I think he was tired of being stuck on the bench behind Friendy.
| BUTCHER BROTHERS RE-COMMIT TO ROOSTERS The Sydney Roosters have today announced that brothers Nat and Egan Butcher have signed two-year extensions with the Club. Penning a contract extension, 24-year-old Nat is now signed through to the end of season 2024. Having progressed through the Roosters’ lower grades, he will play his 76th NRL match this weekend. He made his NRL debut in the final round of the 2016 season and was a member of the Roosters’ 2019 Premiership-winning side. Away from football, Nat combines his training commitments with study for a Bachelor of Commerce and is the Club’s 2021 nominee for the NRL’s prestigious Ken Stephen Medal. “I love everything about being a Rooster and I’m really proud that I’ll continue to be a part of this great Club,” said Nat. Nat’s 21-year-old younger brother Egan, who also progressed through the Club’s lower grades, made his NRL debut earlier this season and has made 10 appearances so far in the top grade. “The Club means a lot to me, and I’ve learnt a lot from Robbo and the senior boys around me. I know that there’s a lot of improvement in me, and I’m stoked that I’ll continue to be part of the team we have here,” said Egan. Roosters Head Coach Trent Robinson was pleased to have both Nat and Egan locked in to the Club’s long-term plans. “Nat has taken the step up as a leading voice within our group this year which has been great to see,” said Robinson “With Nat, you know that he will apply himself to everything it does, whether it be football related or in his studies away from the game, and we look forward to seeing his growth continue over the next few years. “Egan has also been in our system for a while, and he has grabbed the opportunity to play in the NRL this year with both hands. He’s a hard worker and a great character and his best football is still ahead of him, so it’s great to have Egan locked in until at least the end of 2023,” he added. The Butchers form part of a core of players who have progressed through the Roosters Pathway Program to play together including Joseph Manu, Victor Radley, Sitili Tupouniua, Sam Verrills, Fletcher Baker, Freddy Lussick, Daniel Suluka-Fifita, Ben Marschke, Lachlan Lam and Billy Smith. |
Yeah from memory we didn't want to lose him but he wanted to be a starter which is fair enough.
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The Storm Signed Tariq Simms and are trying re-sign Munster- where are they getting the money from to sign an SOO forward as well ?
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You are taking the piss right? Everyone knows the Roosters always manage the salary cap to suit them. They will field a team of 17 internationals and still be under the cap.
I think he means he may leave for rugby given his background and their interest in him
