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From what I read tigers are the front runners.. But if we snag him that would be incredible
If Watson wants to be a starting half then he will come to us. He won't be starting at the tigers.
From what I read tigers are the front runners.. But if we snag him that would be incredible
Pete had a spot sewn up, I think Brown is smart enough to see that
Obvs we need a centre to replace Dane and another depth guy I think
Apparently we're chasing Curtin Naughton from Leigh in Super League. Whoever that is..
http://wwos.nine.com.au/2017/06/19/...lity-back-curtis-naughton#4ByWlz2VW5fEOwLo.99
We should have offered Cronk a couple of cheerleaders. Best in the business.
He'd drop his gf and move for sure.
That'd force a few broncos ambassadors under the cap.But who would sign a guy who has already committed to join his former club after he retires. Which you can guarantee will be this year now.
Whatever he earns in that year from the Storm should be added to their cap. Clearly a back ended payment from his playing days....
Thaiday is about to turn 32.
He signed a contract extension back in 2015 which expires at the end of the 2018 season. It’s thought to be worth about $400,000-a-year to Sam and the Broncos.
For a veteran backrower who’s closing in on 300 NRL games, and still represents Queensland and Australia every year, that doesn’t sound like such a ludicrous amount of money for a club to fork out.
But it all counts when the Brisbane masterminds are trying to balance the books.
“I think at the end of the day if you want to be a genuine premiership team sometimes you have to make sacrifices, and a lot of the time it is monetary ones,” Thaiday told foxsports.com.au.
“You want to build a team and keep a team together, and build some consistency as a squad ... you do sometimes need to give a bit and take a bit here and there.
“I’m probably coming to the back end of my career and the majority of my contract now is third-party stuff where I have to work for it.
“I’m more than happy to sit back and take a bit of a cut on the contract stuff and work harder away from footy and off the field to earn my money that way.
Wardle looking to leave already.
I suppose coming and losing all the time isnt what he wanted.
Not too fussed about that