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Sully he did play in the match we won 64-14 against newcastle.
sullyfan said:All accounts are correct. One of the worst the NRL has ever seen.
White Poiner said:Sully he did play in the match we won 64-14 against newcastle.
http://foxsports.news.com.au/story/0,8659,17111575-23214,00.htmlCRONULLA five-eighth Adam Dykes will begin pre-season training with the Sharks today but there are no guarantees the playmaker will see out the 2006 NRL season with the club.
Dykes met with Sharks CEO Steve Rogers and coach Stuart Raper yesterday to discuss his future with the side after declaring he wanted out of the club in September.
The playmaker was offered a release and was set to leave the club last month until talks with prospective clubs broke down.
"He will be here for the next two years unless he finds something else," Rogers said.
"That's entirely up to him." - Additional reporting James Phelps
samshark said:Ben Walker just resigned with Souths
Jye Mullane would be a better guess. Potential (according to some) and a mix of experience.
mullet said:yes peachy indicated that today
Shark in hot water
By James Hooper
November 3, 2005
SHARKS five-eighth Adam Dykes was forced into asking the club for a release from the final two years of his contract because of financial difficulties.
The Daily Telegraph can reveal Dykes entered negotiations to switch to South Sydney last month in the hope of securing a more lucrative deal, easing hefty personal property portfolio commitments.
But the move backfired when the Rabbitohs pulled out of the arrangement after initially promising Dykes a starting halfback role.
Dykes, a Cronulla junior, approached the Sharks for a release after the shire outfit crashed out of finals contention in late September.
The move led to a raft of suggestions about a major falling out with captain Brett Kimmorley, but Dykes has scotched the rumours as hearsay.
"It's well known that I was in discussions with Souths however those talks ended up going nowhere and the whole thing is now finished," Dykes said.
"There has also been a lot of talk about me and other players but there are honestly no personal issues between me and anyone.
"I just want to get on with life and I'm looking forward to getting on with my football."
When Dykes linked with the Sharks at the start of last season after three years at Parramatta, the Eels continued to subsidise part of his contract.
Knight82 said:Writing cheques that his arse cant cash.