Corey harawira- naera

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Havent been impressed at all by CHN. Not sure where all the hype surrounding him has come from TBH. Must of been a highlight reel player from the NYC?
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It's the 8 linebreaks from 8 NRL games, which is a pretty extraordinary figure for a 2nd rower. He can definitely generate something in attack.
 
OK. Yep that is a decent stat. How many of those were against the Dogs last week though? Glenn Lazarus in his current state of fitness would be capable of a handful of line breaks against the Bulldogs team of last week.
 
Apparently it is only the tigers that the NRL prevents from registering new contracts if it will put them over the cap
 
Best chance is knicking one from a club who might be over the cap. Off contract wise the cupboard is bare.
 
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Best chance is knicking one from a club who might be over the cap. Off contract wise the cupboard is bare.
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Best chance I think & hopefully it's not Eastwood…
 
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/wests-tigers-study-bulldogs-salary-worry-in-hope-of-retaining-skipper-aaron-woods-20170801-gxn6i0.html

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At least Corey Harawira-Naera knows he can trust Penrith Panthers teammate Nathan Cleary. During his contract negotiations a couple of months ago, Harawira-Naera went out to the Cleary residence to meet with Ivan Cleary about the prospect of joining him at the Wests Tigers next season. There was Nathan, lurking in the background.

"It was pretty funny. We had a meeting with him at his place and Nathan was home," Harawira-Naera said. "He had to keep a quiet mouth around here. He couldn't really say anything. It was a bit weird. But Ivan is a nice guy. He did have me sold. It was hard to backdoor it on him, but I'm glad I did because I never wanted to leave. Ivan knew that I didn't want to leave, so when he found out Penrith placed an offer he knew my mind would have changed real quick.

"I was pretty close to going there. It was a bit hard because my mind was made up to go to the Tigers, but once they showed interest here, I wouldn't say I backflipped but it changed my mind. I didn't want to leave the Panthers. As soon as the opportunity came up to stay, I signed straight away. I'm really humbled and blessed the Panthers offered me a few more years. I owe them and I'm in debt to them for what they've done and the faith they've shown in me."
 
It's good to see that we are chasing players hard though and that Cleary has a degree of respect from players that he is chasing.
 
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http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/wests-tigers-study-bulldogs-salary-worry-in-hope-of-retaining-skipper-aaron-woods-20170801-gxn6i0.html

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A Panther pads

At least Corey Harawira-Naera knows he can trust Penrith Panthers teammate Nathan Cleary. During his contract negotiations a couple of months ago, Harawira-Naera went out to the Cleary residence to meet with Ivan Cleary about the prospect of joining him at the Wests Tigers next season. There was Nathan, lurking in the background.

"It was pretty funny. We had a meeting with him at his place and Nathan was home," Harawira-Naera said. "He had to keep a quiet mouth around here. He couldn't really say anything. It was a bit weird. But Ivan is a nice guy. He did have me sold. It was hard to backdoor it on him, but I'm glad I did because I never wanted to leave. Ivan knew that I didn't want to leave, so when he found out Penrith placed an offer he knew my mind would have changed real quick.

"I was pretty close to going there. It was a bit hard because my mind was made up to go to the Tigers, but once they showed interest here, I wouldn't say I backflipped but it changed my mind. I didn't want to leave the Panthers. As soon as the opportunity came up to stay, I signed straight away. I'm really humbled and blessed the Panthers offered me a few more years. I owe them and I'm in debt to them for what they've done and the faith they've shown in me."
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Can't be true, GCT told me loyalty was dead and he knows everything.
 
It's a good sign for our recruitment department talent identification is spot on at the moment.
 
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