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What's the go with Gaz, Gould, Gallop and Goosters?

Anonymous

Juniors
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Gasnier gets pressured
Written by: ESL-BBC media
07/12/04 www.leagueunlimited.com

Three of Australian rugby league's most powerful men are trying to talk Mark Gasnier out of a £1m move to Wigan.

The centre has been offered a three-year deal to quit the NRL and become one of Super League's top earners.

But NRL boss David Gallop, ex-NSW Origin coach Phil Gould and his successor Ricky Stuart will all try to persuade the player to stay in Australia.

"He's a star player and we'd prefer him to stay in the NRL," Gallop told the League Correspondent.

Gasnier, 22, was banned from the opening fixture in the recent Origin series after he made an osbcene call on a mobile phone.

But the Dragons star was reinistated for the third game in which he scored an eye-catching brace of tries.

" He appears to have put his problems behind him," said Gallop.

Gasnier's agent George Mimis is reported to have said that two weeks ago he was sure Gasnier was heading for Wigan.

But he now says: " Origin would have definitely had an impact on Mark's thinking. Of course that would make him want to stay."

If Gasnier does move to Wigan he would not be considered for representative honours at either Origin or Test level.
 

eelsta

Bench
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Willow said:
Gasnier gets pressured
Written by: ESL-BBC media
07/12/04 www.leagueunlimited.com

Three of Australian rugby league's most powerful men are trying to talk Mark Gasnier out of a £1m move to Wigan.

The centre has been offered a three-year deal to quit the NRL and become one of Super League's top earners.

But NRL boss David Gallop, ex-NSW Origin coach Phil Gould and his successor Ricky Stuart will all try to persuade the player to stay in Australia.

"He's a star player and we'd prefer him to stay in the NRL," Gallop told the League Correspondent.

Gasnier, 22, was banned from the opening fixture in the recent Origin series after he made an osbcene call on a mobile phone.

But the Dragons star was reinistated for the third game in which he scored an eye-catching brace of tries.

" He appears to have put his problems behind him," said Gallop.

Gasnier's agent George Mimis is reported to have said that two weeks ago he was sure Gasnier was heading for Wigan.

But he now says: " Origin would have definitely had an impact on Mark's thinking. Of course that would make him want to stay."

If Gasnier does move to Wigan he would not be considered for representative honours at either Origin or Test level.
well lets give him a deal like johns got good 4 1 good 4 all i say hope he stays with u guys cheers
 

Anonymous

Juniors
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eelsta, I hope he stays too. But more than that I'd like to see an end to the speculation one way or the other.
One thing I have noticed is that a lot of this news about Gaz signing is coming out the UK while the only comment the bloke himself has made is that he hasn't committed to anything.
 

OVP

Coach
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Whats the go with the Roosters over Gasnier ? Obviously they are concerned one of our future Origin stars will leave our shores and dont want it to happen. Gasnier proved that he has an immense Rep future imo, and i think he'd be silly to sacrifice that so early in his career. He'll wear the Green and Gold for sure if he doesnt goto England. I hope he stays, as all rugby league fans would.

He can easily earn the dollars over there in his retirement years.
 
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