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Terrel May

gaz_head

Juniors
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Weidler has reported that the dogs have pulled out of the race for May.

Pappy days for Dogs?
The Bulldogs would have been the best home for Terrell May, but the club has informed his agent they won’t be making a play for him. Instead, they have been putting the finishing touches on a two-year extension for one of the best buys of 2024, Bronson Xerri.

The chat around Ryan Papenhuyzen has gone quiet and it appears it is now a race in two between the Storm and Bulldogs when his deal with Melbourne expires at the end of next season. The easy and safe option for Papenhuyzen is to stay put – even on a short-term deal. The issue for Melbourne since signing Stefano Utoikamanu is their inability to pay Papenhuyzen what he is on now.
 
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Dragon David

First Grade
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Weidler has reported that the dogs have pulled out of race May.

Pappy days for Dogs?
The Bulldogs would have been the best home for Terrell May, but the club has informed his agent they won’t be making a play for him. Instead, they have been putting the finishing touches on a two-year extension for one of the best buys of 2024, Bronson Xerri.

The chat around Ryan Papenhuyzen has gone quiet and it appears it is now a race in two between the Storm and Bulldogs when his deal with Melbourne expires at the end of next season. The easy and safe option for Papenhuyzen is to stay put – even on a short-term deal. The issue for Melbourne since signing Stefano Utoikamanu is their inability to pay Papenhuyzen what he is on now.
Well then, does this improve our chances of getting May or will he end up at the Tigers?
 
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May has the Penrith connection at the Tigers and apparently hates the beach.

Tigers have the money.

Only thing in our favour is that Tigers have been the basket case of the league for many years. In many ways it’s an IQ test for May and his Manager.

Conclusion. He goes to Tigers.
 

saints4ever

First Grade
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Tigers have the money, so do we. Its a coin flip as to who could offer him more. But Tigers have the track record of giving ridiculous amounts to any player and Flannagan just will not do that
Beach thing doesn't worry me. He can live from St George to Sutherland to even parts of Wollongong without seeing a beach.
We have the better coach who can bring him closer to rep duties
We have the better balance of a roster with forwards who can help him, but he would be the alpha prop at either team
Conclusion he would benefit the Tigers much more than the Tigers would benefit him.
So he will clearly go to the Tigers
 

st.phil

Bench
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Weidler has reported that the dogs have pulled out of the race for May.

Pappy days for Dogs?
The Bulldogs would have been the best home for Terrell May, but the club has informed his agent they won’t be making a play for him. Instead, they have been putting the finishing touches on a two-year extension for one of the best buys of 2024, Bronson Xerri.

The chat around Ryan Papenhuyzen has gone quiet and it appears it is now a race in two between the Storm and Bulldogs when his deal with Melbourne expires at the end of next season. The easy and safe option for Papenhuyzen is to stay put – even on a short-term deal. The issue for Melbourne since signing Stefano Utoikamanu is their inability to pay Papenhuyzen what he is on now.
That first line… weidler and CH9s bulldog bias really is sickening
 

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