Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion

Elderslie_Tiger said:
Not so much if Tim is wanting to extend Brooks on a reduced contract
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Well exactly for that reason.

If Brooks is on a reported 1.1 next year (I don't believe), but is being offered 2.3 for the next three inclusive of next year, it drops to 766k a year.

Then, if you take that 400k freed up off the 2.3, it becomes 1.9 mill, or 633k a year.

If you give him the entirety of the long serving player allowance for '23 and beyond, 188k/year, that contract becomes 445k a year for 3 years.

Then, you get Newcastle to happily accept that contract, or even pay him slight overs and he moves on for 23, with a new contract completely covered. Though the long-serving allowance obviously become null and void if the player isn't around to receive it I'm assuming.

Even if he stays then, Brooks on 445k a year for the next 3 years is hardly disgusting business, even with his clear shortcomings.

Either way, despite the fact I'm certain these numbers aren't accurate, but more of a super-rough estimate, it shows the benefit of moving the money around, even possibly extending, to achieve a particular outcome.
 
Camel2281 said:
If he doesn't have a registered contract with them and only a handshake agreement then what's there to honour
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Speaking from a legal perspective if it's just a handshake, you're correct. But, the reports at the time said he signed a contract. The only issue is whether Manly have registered it. If he signed a contract, he's bound legally and morally. Of course, even if it's just a handshake he's bound morally but why would anyone honour a handshake agreement these days. Sad indictment of society.
 
Let's not jump ahead, Kelma had a good game on the weekend but that was by product of him getting some good ball off the back of space being created in the middle to allow him to be in 1-1 situations with Reynolds.

Before that he had been really bog ordinary and his involvement in some games non existent he just hasn't been prepared to do the hard work & help the team out with a run.

I would have no problems with him staying but I'm not cut up about him leaving either.
 
Mighty_Tiger said:
Let's not jump ahead, Kelma had a good game on the weekend but that was by product of him getting some good ball off the back of space being created in the middle to allow him to be in 1-1 situations with Reynolds.

Before that he had been really bog ordinary and his involvement in some games non existent he just hasn't been prepared to do the hard work & help the team out with a run.

I would have no problems with him staying but I'm not cut up about him leaving either.
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Tumeth has a strong running game and is a noted try scorer. Kautoga also has a strong running game and will score tries while O'Kane is a very good runner of the ball. While they are not ready for the NRL, all are of great potential and could fill the role performed by Tuilagi.
 
pawsandclaws1 said:
Tumeth has a strong running game and is a noted try scorer. Kautoga also has a strong running game and will score tries while O'Kane is a very good runner of the ball. While they are not ready for the NRL, all are of great potential and could fill the role performed by Tuilagi.
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Kautoga physically looks the most ready for nrl, looka much bigger than Kane and tumeth
 
Does anyone in the know have a injury update on rua and that fast winger whose name has escaped me, got a bad injury at the start of the season
 
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