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Haywood future 14 when Api retires if Latu leaves
Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion
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rihannafan1
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Probs part of the reason Gould doesn't want Galvin to be offered so much, it could set a higher price for Mitchell Woods (Dogs junior half) down the line.
rihannafan1
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500k a bargain for a proven starting half. He'll get more from other clubs. Eagles gonna need to go higher if that's their offer.
His worth more than 500k a season.
I would have him 700-800k as he also kicks goals and is a very solid player.
rihannafan1
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Kade's a big boy (or girl). Surely he can decide to reply to the questions he chooses. Do the posts bother you or Kade?
Tiger_Fanatic3
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The offer could be reasonable for Fogarty. He is closer to retirement in the next couple of years, I think he would be happy with the amount. Garrick would still be the first choice goal kicker unless injured. They will utilise Fogarty to manage and close out games as Brooks is not it, just to have someone senior in the halves just like DCE is.
Tiger_Fanatic3
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‘THIS IS HOME NOW’: SULLIVAN’ SOUTHS DILEMMA
—Fatima Kdouh
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...l/news-story/bd0e0f4b454840b2789757b8fded398f
Jayden Sullivan is supposed to pack his locker at Heffron Park at the end of the season and return to Concord, where he has two years left on a deal with the Wests Tigers.
The only problem for the Tigers is that South Sydney now feels like ‘home’ for Sullivan in more ways than one.
Not only does Sullivan feel a bond to the club’s Indigenous heritage, he has climbed the halves pecking order to cement his place in Wayne Bennett’s side.
With Jamie Humphreys set to miss around five weeks with a hamstring injury, Bennett has elevated Sullivan from the bench into the No.7 jumper, where he will start this week against the Cowboys in Perth.
“This place is home now, I’m loving every second of it,” Sullivan told this masthead.
Jayden Sullivan South Sydney now feels like ‘home’ … the only problem is he is supposed to head back to the Tigers at the end of 2025. Picture: Getty Images
“For sure, I want to stay. Hopefully the club feels the same way about me if I can keep playing good footy.
“I already had a pretty good relationship with those boys, Latrell (Mitchell), Jackie Wighton and Cody Walker outside of footy and before I came here.
“With Jackie especially … We are texting every other day, and not just about footy, but about life and fishing.
“If you’re happy off the field, you’re happy on the field.
Sullivan arrived at the Rabbitohs facing a similar predicament to the one at Concord.
The signature of $6 million-dollar man Jarome Luai meant Sullivan had only dropped further down the pecking order behind Luai, Lachlan Galvin and Latu Fainu.
But there were no guarantees for an NRL start for Sullivan under Bennett either.
The club had signed Humphreys and Englishman Lewis Dodd, who is now languishing in NSW Cup, as potential halves partners to Cody Walker, who is set to miss at least the next two weeks with a hamstring injury.
But Sullivan has left an impression on Bennett, especially after last week’s win against the Roosters where the 23-year old shook off a poor defensive error to help set-up a crucial try to keep the Bunnies in the contest.
Sullivan signed with the Rabbitohs for 2025, but still has two-years left on his deal with the Wests Tigers. Picture: Getty Images
“He’s been wonderful at the club, he’s a great acquisition,” Bennett said.
“When I first met him, I really liked him. He’s a really good person. He knows his footy … we’ve got all the confidence in him. When he comes on you know he is not going to let the team down.
“That’s how he thinks, if he makes a mistake, he wants to make amends … he doesn’t go into his shell.”
Bennett’s feelings towards Sullivan are mutual.
“It’s just how good he is with me as a person,” Sullivan said.
“He worries about my life outside of football … all my other coaches have done that also but with Wayne, I’ve connected with him a little more.
“He’s brutally honest and he’s never lied to me but he knows when you need a hug as well.
“Obviously my long term hope is that I keep playing in the halves. But I just want to be anywhere in this team, if I’m playing in the same 17 as Latrell, Wighton and Cody, then I’m loving life.”
Jayden Sullivan will replace the injured Jamie Humphreys in the no.7 jumper. (Photo by Brett Hemmings/Getty Images)
Sullivan’s whereabouts beyond 2025 could well come down to the decision Galvin makes on his own future.
Galvin, who becomes a free agent from November 1, is expected to generate plenty of interest from rival clubs on the open market if the Tigers can’t get a deal done to lock him in at Concord in the next seven months.
His defection will make Sullivan’s return to the Tigers all the more important to coach Benji Marshall’s halves stocks.
The Tigers are expected to kick-off official negotiations with Galvin, and rising rake Tallyn Da Silva, in the coming weeks.
This is good news for the Tigers
no reason to doubt you
but lets just say that issac moses told a random punter that phil gould has told him to wait and that the dogs will have an offer, this would breach all types of anti tampering rules
these things absolutely happen behind closed doors, but i doubt either party would risk it
also the "offer" was a rumour started by danny weidler who said not much comes out of the tigers
none of my info is from the tigers, i also hear alot from player managers
i have nothing on galvin
appreciate it ... thanks
upthetigers
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Good luck to him, he never kicked stones during his time at the tigers.‘THIS IS HOME NOW’: SULLIVAN’ SOUTHS DILEMMA
—Fatima Kdouh
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...l/news-story/bd0e0f4b454840b2789757b8fded398f
Jayden Sullivan is supposed to pack his locker at Heffron Park at the end of the season and return to Concord, where he has two years left on a deal with the Wests Tigers.
The only problem for the Tigers is that South Sydney now feels like ‘home’ for Sullivan in more ways than one.
Not only does Sullivan feel a bond to the club’s Indigenous heritage, he has climbed the halves pecking order to cement his place in Wayne Bennett’s side.
With Jamie Humphreys set to miss around five weeks with a hamstring injury, Bennett has elevated Sullivan from the bench into the No.7 jumper, where he will start this week against the Cowboys in Perth.
“This place is home now, I’m loving every second of it,” Sullivan told this masthead.
Jayden Sullivan South Sydney now feels like ‘home’ … the only problem is he is supposed to head back to the Tigers at the end of 2025. Picture: Getty Images
“For sure, I want to stay. Hopefully the club feels the same way about me if I can keep playing good footy.
“I already had a pretty good relationship with those boys, Latrell (Mitchell), Jackie Wighton and Cody Walker outside of footy and before I came here.
“With Jackie especially … We are texting every other day, and not just about footy, but about life and fishing.
“If you’re happy off the field, you’re happy on the field.
Sullivan arrived at the Rabbitohs facing a similar predicament to the one at Concord.
The signature of $6 million-dollar man Jarome Luai meant Sullivan had only dropped further down the pecking order behind Luai, Lachlan Galvin and Latu Fainu.
But there were no guarantees for an NRL start for Sullivan under Bennett either.
The club had signed Humphreys and Englishman Lewis Dodd, who is now languishing in NSW Cup, as potential halves partners to Cody Walker, who is set to miss at least the next two weeks with a hamstring injury.
But Sullivan has left an impression on Bennett, especially after last week’s win against the Roosters where the 23-year old shook off a poor defensive error to help set-up a crucial try to keep the Bunnies in the contest.
Sullivan signed with the Rabbitohs for 2025, but still has two-years left on his deal with the Wests Tigers. Picture: Getty Images
“He’s been wonderful at the club, he’s a great acquisition,” Bennett said.
“When I first met him, I really liked him. He’s a really good person. He knows his footy … we’ve got all the confidence in him. When he comes on you know he is not going to let the team down.
“That’s how he thinks, if he makes a mistake, he wants to make amends … he doesn’t go into his shell.”
Bennett’s feelings towards Sullivan are mutual.
“It’s just how good he is with me as a person,” Sullivan said.
“He worries about my life outside of football … all my other coaches have done that also but with Wayne, I’ve connected with him a little more.
“He’s brutally honest and he’s never lied to me but he knows when you need a hug as well.
“Obviously my long term hope is that I keep playing in the halves. But I just want to be anywhere in this team, if I’m playing in the same 17 as Latrell, Wighton and Cody, then I’m loving life.”
Jayden Sullivan will replace the injured Jamie Humphreys in the no.7 jumper. (Photo by Brett Hemmings/Getty Images)
Sullivan’s whereabouts beyond 2025 could well come down to the decision Galvin makes on his own future.
Galvin, who becomes a free agent from November 1, is expected to generate plenty of interest from rival clubs on the open market if the Tigers can’t get a deal done to lock him in at Concord in the next seven months.
His defection will make Sullivan’s return to the Tigers all the more important to coach Benji Marshall’s halves stocks.
The Tigers are expected to kick-off official negotiations with Galvin, and rising rake Tallyn Da Silva, in the coming weeks.
Tiger_Yoshi
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Now can we leave this guy alone and not badger him with questions…whenever he has info that is worth sharing he does just that …
liltiger
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That's true, I was a POM fan myself if whoever the POM is still pops in and sees this I'd love for your input again
liltiger
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If we're willing to carry 150k on our cap I'm pretty sure Souths wouldn't mind paying 350k for him.‘THIS IS HOME NOW’: SULLIVAN’ SOUTHS DILEMMA
—Fatima Kdouh
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...l/news-story/bd0e0f4b454840b2789757b8fded398f
Jayden Sullivan is supposed to pack his locker at Heffron Park at the end of the season and return to Concord, where he has two years left on a deal with the Wests Tigers.
The only problem for the Tigers is that South Sydney now feels like ‘home’ for Sullivan in more ways than one.
Not only does Sullivan feel a bond to the club’s Indigenous heritage, he has climbed the halves pecking order to cement his place in Wayne Bennett’s side.
With Jamie Humphreys set to miss around five weeks with a hamstring injury, Bennett has elevated Sullivan from the bench into the No.7 jumper, where he will start this week against the Cowboys in Perth.
“This place is home now, I’m loving every second of it,” Sullivan told this masthead.
Jayden Sullivan South Sydney now feels like ‘home’ … the only problem is he is supposed to head back to the Tigers at the end of 2025. Picture: Getty Images
“For sure, I want to stay. Hopefully the club feels the same way about me if I can keep playing good footy.
“I already had a pretty good relationship with those boys, Latrell (Mitchell), Jackie Wighton and Cody Walker outside of footy and before I came here.
“With Jackie especially … We are texting every other day, and not just about footy, but about life and fishing.
“If you’re happy off the field, you’re happy on the field.
Sullivan arrived at the Rabbitohs facing a similar predicament to the one at Concord.
The signature of $6 million-dollar man Jarome Luai meant Sullivan had only dropped further down the pecking order behind Luai, Lachlan Galvin and Latu Fainu.
But there were no guarantees for an NRL start for Sullivan under Bennett either.
The club had signed Humphreys and Englishman Lewis Dodd, who is now languishing in NSW Cup, as potential halves partners to Cody Walker, who is set to miss at least the next two weeks with a hamstring injury.
But Sullivan has left an impression on Bennett, especially after last week’s win against the Roosters where the 23-year old shook off a poor defensive error to help set-up a crucial try to keep the Bunnies in the contest.
Sullivan signed with the Rabbitohs for 2025, but still has two-years left on his deal with the Wests Tigers. Picture: Getty Images
“He’s been wonderful at the club, he’s a great acquisition,” Bennett said.
“When I first met him, I really liked him. He’s a really good person. He knows his footy … we’ve got all the confidence in him. When he comes on you know he is not going to let the team down.
“That’s how he thinks, if he makes a mistake, he wants to make amends … he doesn’t go into his shell.”
Bennett’s feelings towards Sullivan are mutual.
“It’s just how good he is with me as a person,” Sullivan said.
“He worries about my life outside of football … all my other coaches have done that also but with Wayne, I’ve connected with him a little more.
“He’s brutally honest and he’s never lied to me but he knows when you need a hug as well.
“Obviously my long term hope is that I keep playing in the halves. But I just want to be anywhere in this team, if I’m playing in the same 17 as Latrell, Wighton and Cody, then I’m loving life.”
Jayden Sullivan will replace the injured Jamie Humphreys in the no.7 jumper. (Photo by Brett Hemmings/Getty Images)
Sullivan’s whereabouts beyond 2025 could well come down to the decision Galvin makes on his own future.
Galvin, who becomes a free agent from November 1, is expected to generate plenty of interest from rival clubs on the open market if the Tigers can’t get a deal done to lock him in at Concord in the next seven months.
His defection will make Sullivan’s return to the Tigers all the more important to coach Benji Marshall’s halves stocks.
The Tigers are expected to kick-off official negotiations with Galvin, and rising rake Tallyn Da Silva, in the coming weeks.
Rock Hopper Steve
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The ideal situation is if he has a standout rest of the season and a couple of clubs want him the halves market could take him above our contract value, then we pay nothing.
Tiger Stripes
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Hope he gets a smile from the coach?
Tiger Stripes
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Try both.
Tigerstigerstigers
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oh gosh and damn. We thought we had this guy and lost him. Spewing.‘THIS IS HOME NOW’: SULLIVAN’ SOUTHS DILEMMA
—Fatima Kdouh
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/s...l/news-story/bd0e0f4b454840b2789757b8fded398f
Jayden Sullivan is supposed to pack his locker at Heffron Park at the end of the season and return to Concord, where he has two years left on a deal with the Wests Tigers.
The only problem for the Tigers is that South Sydney now feels like ‘home’ for Sullivan in more ways than one.
Not only does Sullivan feel a bond to the club’s Indigenous heritage, he has climbed the halves pecking order to cement his place in Wayne Bennett’s side.
With Jamie Humphreys set to miss around five weeks with a hamstring injury, Bennett has elevated Sullivan from the bench into the No.7 jumper, where he will start this week against the Cowboys in Perth.
“This place is home now, I’m loving every second of it,” Sullivan told this masthead.
Jayden Sullivan South Sydney now feels like ‘home’ … the only problem is he is supposed to head back to the Tigers at the end of 2025. Picture: Getty Images
“For sure, I want to stay. Hopefully the club feels the same way about me if I can keep playing good footy.
“I already had a pretty good relationship with those boys, Latrell (Mitchell), Jackie Wighton and Cody Walker outside of footy and before I came here.
“With Jackie especially … We are texting every other day, and not just about footy, but about life and fishing.
“If you’re happy off the field, you’re happy on the field.
Sullivan arrived at the Rabbitohs facing a similar predicament to the one at Concord.
The signature of $6 million-dollar man Jarome Luai meant Sullivan had only dropped further down the pecking order behind Luai, Lachlan Galvin and Latu Fainu.
But there were no guarantees for an NRL start for Sullivan under Bennett either.
The club had signed Humphreys and Englishman Lewis Dodd, who is now languishing in NSW Cup, as potential halves partners to Cody Walker, who is set to miss at least the next two weeks with a hamstring injury.
But Sullivan has left an impression on Bennett, especially after last week’s win against the Roosters where the 23-year old shook off a poor defensive error to help set-up a crucial try to keep the Bunnies in the contest.
Sullivan signed with the Rabbitohs for 2025, but still has two-years left on his deal with the Wests Tigers. Picture: Getty Images
“He’s been wonderful at the club, he’s a great acquisition,” Bennett said.
“When I first met him, I really liked him. He’s a really good person. He knows his footy … we’ve got all the confidence in him. When he comes on you know he is not going to let the team down.
“That’s how he thinks, if he makes a mistake, he wants to make amends … he doesn’t go into his shell.”
Bennett’s feelings towards Sullivan are mutual.
“It’s just how good he is with me as a person,” Sullivan said.
“He worries about my life outside of football … all my other coaches have done that also but with Wayne, I’ve connected with him a little more.
“He’s brutally honest and he’s never lied to me but he knows when you need a hug as well.
“Obviously my long term hope is that I keep playing in the halves. But I just want to be anywhere in this team, if I’m playing in the same 17 as Latrell, Wighton and Cody, then I’m loving life.”
Jayden Sullivan will replace the injured Jamie Humphreys in the no.7 jumper. (Photo by Brett Hemmings/Getty Images)
Sullivan’s whereabouts beyond 2025 could well come down to the decision Galvin makes on his own future.
Galvin, who becomes a free agent from November 1, is expected to generate plenty of interest from rival clubs on the open market if the Tigers can’t get a deal done to lock him in at Concord in the next seven months.
His defection will make Sullivan’s return to the Tigers all the more important to coach Benji Marshall’s halves stocks.
The Tigers are expected to kick-off official negotiations with Galvin, and rising rake Tallyn Da Silva, in the coming weeks.
Rock Hopper Steve
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Just watched NRL 360 and Aaron Woods was on, guys I think he was wearing a toupee what are they made of these days hair of the dog/horse lol.
Canadian Club
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Have you heard anything on Luke Laulilii being chased by the Storm? It was mentioned by someone on a podcast this week? Doubt it has much legs.
Snidest 0
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Bullshit!
He had more chances under Benji than under Bennett!
He is literally last man standing at Souths due to injuries - & only ahead of the suspended Lewis Dodd on their very shallow halves depth chart!
I like the kid's attitude and hope he can develop to his initial potential - but in reality he has a low ceiling is best suited to being an impact player off the bench....
