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He won't go to the Titans. Our offer is very good. Combined with legitimate third party he will be on close to $1.5 million a year.
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He won't go to the Titans. Our offer is very good. Combined with legitimate third party he will be on close to $1.5 million a year.
Yibbidah Yibbidah!!!
But his manager can source "legitimate third party" no matter where Hayne plays, and no matter what code. We can't count them as part our our attraction, if they will happen anyway regardless.
Would be an incredibly good price. Surely a rival club could beat that.
Only the cap amount matters to the club. Until the rest gets added onto the cap after the fact.
True. But it would still be unusual to report only on the cap amount. Anyway, I think in this case there might be 'legitimate' TPAs to add to it.
So who's the leak now? Seriously, is this shit just made up or what?http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...n/news-story/d0fa6a9bc60ada4a5b9ea4c26cf35424
Parramatta approve three-year offer for Jarryd Hayne worth nearly $2.5 million
DEAN RITCHIE, The Daily Telegraph
24 minutes ago
PARRAMATTA has formally approved a three-year offer for superstar Jarryd Hayne worth nearly $2.5 million.
The Daily Telegraph can reveal the club has rubber-stamped the offer which is expected to tabled to Hayne’s manager, Wayne Beavis, this week.
Hayne’s deal would be worth around $800,000 a season — the same money which lured Kieran Foran from Manly to Parramatta.
Essentially, Foran’s money will be used to attract Hayne back to Pirtek Stadium.
St George Illawarra and Gold Coast are also eyeing Hayne. The Titans were a realistic chance but Parramatta are now clear favourites.
Eels administrator Max Donnelly and Parramatta head coach Brad Arthur have been in discussions about the Hayne offer.
Parramatta have been working on the club’s salary cap to ensure Hayne can be signed without acting improperly outside the cap. Hayne could also attract some legitimate third-party agreements.
Donnelly was reluctant to comment on any offer but told The Daily Telegraph: “Yes, the club is interested in Jarryd and it’s a matter of sorting out what we have available to offer him whilst complying with the salary cap. I wouldn’t be going there unless Brad (Arthur) wanted him (Hayne).”
The challenge for Hayne now will be whether he can return to rugby league — and Parramatta — and become the superstar he once was. No one would want to bet against it happening.
Just last week, Titans CEO Graham Annesley said: “Any NRL club would be interested in Jarryd Hayne. But there are a lot of things that would have to fall into place for us to be able to table an offer.”
The Sydney Roosters, South Sydney and Newcastle have already ruled out making an offer to Hayne. French rugby union club Toulon continue to discuss the possibility of signing Hayne, maybe for rest of this year.
Parramatta also expects to announce the retention of five-eighth Corey Norman shortly. Norman is said to have agreed to the deal but the club is yet to officially announce the signing. St George Illawarra was also interested in Norman.
Foran was officially released from his rich Eels deal last week.
Meanwhile Parramatta will continue their search for a new club chief executive officer, head of football and a commercial manager.
I saw that .... FMD Kent is a merkin of humungus proportions
They must have tabled that offer after the nrl rookie winner turned them downhttp://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...l/news-story/7d2370b3afeb428dbc81bd0f41ea7cdb
Gold Coast Titans aim to sign Jarryd Hayne with multimillion-dollar deal
TRAVIS MEYN and PETER BADEL, The Courier-Mail
38 minutes ago
THE Titans have ramped up their pursuit of code-hopping superstar Jarryd Hayne, tabling a multimillion-dollar deal to bring The Hayne Plane to the Gold Coast.
The Titans first revealed their interest in luring Hayne to Queensland when the ex-Parramatta flyer walked out on his NFL career with the San Francisco 49ers in May.
That interest progressed to a formal offer on Tuesday night for Hayne to join the Titans on a multi-season deal.
Hayne had a brief tilt at qualifying for Fiji’s rugby sevens team at the Rio Olympic Games and is now weighing up his next move.
Parramatta is favourite to sign Hayne for 2017, however the 28-year-old is exploring his options and The Courier Mail understands he is reluctant to play for another Sydney club.
Titans coach Neil Henry said the club had not landed Hayne’s signature.
“I haven’t got any signing news,” Henry said. “There’s nothing on Jarryd Hayne unfortunately.”
The Titans are having their best season in five years and are in contention to play finals football for the first time since 2010.
After being burnt by the Daly Cherry-Evans debacle last year, the Titans are still on the hunt for a marquee man to be the face of the club.
Hayne, a former Test and State of Origin star, would be the biggest signing in the club’s 10-season history.
Queensland coach Kevin Walters urged the Titans to go hard for Hayne in a bid to boost their brand.
“They have to have a crack at Hayne for sure,” he said. “I wouldn’t go paying $2 million for him but if they can get him there at the right price, he would be a great signing for the Titans.
“Jarryd Hayne would be great in a promotional sense. They are playing some great football with a no-nonsense attitude and a special athlete like Hayne could turn them into a genuine title contender.”
Henry has left his fullback options for next season open. He has given contracted players William Zillman and Josh Hoffman permission to negotiate with rivals and is yet to re-sign current No. 1 David Mead.
Titans CEO Graham Annesley confirmed negotiations with Hayne were ongoing.
“We are still in discussions,” he said. “We’ve just got to go through a process.”
was Gus in it too?
Sure, but the types of TPAs Hayne could attract (think Telstra, Air Fiji as previous sponsorship examples) have nothing to do with him being at Parramatta at all. Hayne would be approached with non-local TPAs (sponsorship offers) just because he is involved with rugby league... and so to say Hayne will be able to be paid $1.5mil while playing with us (Avenger) is not specific to playing with us, not by a longshot.
#kentlogic
