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Doorey is a very good hole runner. Found himself in the clear from the edge often in reggies.
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Doorey is a very good hole runner. Found himself in the clear from the edge often in reggies.
And in FG when he held the ball.
Let’s see how we go. He’s getting married in a couple of weeks. He is definitely not staying at Newcastle, according to him.
Maybe, maybe be not...but Doorey hasn't had a great run with injuries, yet at 24 has played 33 NRL games...
Currently 27 merkins contracted in next year’s top 30.
At minimum salary, every club in the game would sign him. I’m sure we offered more than that but by how much? There is a price that represents good value for him. If he was happy with that price why wait until after November 1st?
I reckon he is worth $150k.
Interesting it was also done just before 1 November......little top up this year $50k to 100k, to get him on the minimum next 2 years....
www.fbcnews.com.fj
Always injured.
I doubt he'd still be on Leeds' books when we play them in the WCC in 2054 anyway....Sivo vows loyalty, won't play against Eels after departure
Former Parramatta Eels star and Fiji Bati winger Maika Sivo has revealed that his release from the club comes with a personal vow — he will never play against the team that gave him so much.
Sivo’s decision stems from a promise he made to himself that no matter where his journey takes him, he will never line up against the Eels.
His loyalty to the club runs deep, and he aims to be remembered as a ‘one club’ man, honoring the team that provided him with a home throughout his career.
“I will always remember that place from the bottom of my heart and especially my family, my kids were born there and all I know is that Eels is like my whole footy career and there will always be good memories there.”
Sivo says that there has been no confirmation on his next move, but he is leaving the decision in the hands of his manager to handle.
For now, the Nadroga man’s focus remains on this weekend’s round two clash against the Cook Islands Aitu in the Pacific Bowl Championship.
Sivo vows loyalty, won’t play against Eels after departure
Neither will BA
Minimum is about $120k isn’t it? He’d already be on at least that much
Definitely....but he is probably on $200k or so for next year (which is stuff all under the cap).
Signed until 2028, sorry mate.
