Happy MEel
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Yeah that’s how I assumed it would work. Panthers wouldn’t be paying us anything, that contract is between RCG and them.
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Yeah that’s how I assumed it would work. Panthers wouldn’t be paying us anything, that contract is between RCG and them.
It read as if it might have been aimed at the players letting their managers run negotiations through the media, instead of directly with ton the club's football office on he basis of offers tabled.
I'm sure they wouldn't need to do that on their website.
Is he signing with a pencil
He can't even score a try
Does that mean his contract is not worth the paper it is written on @Barry O'Speedwagon ????
Well he has a great highlights package. Very strange that we picked up a Waverley College lad over Roosters / Waratahs.
No thanks i would rather stick with waqa blake who at least isnt an absolute grub of a person like Curtis scott.Curtis scott?
“Parramatta are considering handing Curtis Scott a lifeline next season.
The Eels, South Sydney and North Queensland have discussed signing Scott but it is Parramatta who has emerged a shock contender in recent days.
The Tigers also considered handing the premiership winner another crack at the NRL.
Scott, 24, has not played since May after being stood down by the Raiders. He was sacked by Canberra in August after a nightclub incident.
Scott was also fined $15,000 by the NRL after being charged with assault. Scott case will be mentioned in court on Monday.
His contract will need to be approved by the NRL.
Scott has been working at his brother’s landscaping business as he waited for an opportunity to resurrect his career.
He told the Sunday Telegraph he had attended Alcoholics Anonymous and undergone psychiatric treatment in a desperate bid to get back into the top grade.
“I’ve been to the lowest of the lows,” Scott said in August. “You can’t get any lower. It was as dark as it gets.
“I’d had enough of feeling shit,” he said. “I probably haven’t been happy for five years.”
Scott could compete with youngster Will Penisini and Waqa Blake for a starting centre spot if he joins the Eels.
He burst onto the scene winning a premiership in his first full season of first grade with the Storm in 2017 and was touted as a NSW player in waiting.
Veteran hooker Mitch Rein is Parramatta’s only addition to their squad after the off-season departures of Blake Ferguson, Will Smith, Michael Oldfield and Joey Lussick.”
Curtis Scott is an unusual project. He’d need to take a massive paycut over what others would probably pay. Is he a starting centre with Waqa on the wing ?Curtis scott?
“Parramatta are considering handing Curtis Scott a lifeline next season.
The Eels, South Sydney and North Queensland have discussed signing Scott but it is Parramatta who has emerged a shock contender in recent days.
The Tigers also considered handing the premiership winner another crack at the NRL.
Scott, 24, has not played since May after being stood down by the Raiders. He was sacked by Canberra in August after a nightclub incident.
Scott was also fined $15,000 by the NRL after being charged with assault. Scott case will be mentioned in court on Monday.
His contract will need to be approved by the NRL.
Scott has been working at his brother’s landscaping business as he waited for an opportunity to resurrect his career.
He told the Sunday Telegraph he had attended Alcoholics Anonymous and undergone psychiatric treatment in a desperate bid to get back into the top grade.
“I’ve been to the lowest of the lows,” Scott said in August. “You can’t get any lower. It was as dark as it gets.
“I’d had enough of feeling shit,” he said. “I probably haven’t been happy for five years.”
Scott could compete with youngster Will Penisini and Waqa Blake for a starting centre spot if he joins the Eels.
He burst onto the scene winning a premiership in his first full season of first grade with the Storm in 2017 and was touted as a NSW player in waiting.
Veteran hooker Mitch Rein is Parramatta’s only addition to their squad after the off-season departures of Blake Ferguson, Will Smith, Michael Oldfield and Joey Lussick.”
Doubt he would be getting much more then the minimum considering his history …
He’s no Jaemon Salmon or Miles Martin
