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Cronk had an option in his favour for next year at the Storm..He didn't exercise it quoting a move to Sydney to be closer to Tara..
Moley reporting Cronk had a Medical with the Rorters this week…PASSED..
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Cronk had an option in his favour for next year at the Storm..He didn't exercise it quoting a move to Sydney to be closer to Tara..
Moley reporting Cronk had a Medical with the Rorters this week…PASSED..
Hope they checked every fibre
bigsiro
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Lebron James is the Kia ambassador plus his own car is a Kia, and he loves them.
jirskyr
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How does Cronk's nose get through? That thing is a mess.
I rate Cronk highly and can't understand any rugby league fan calling him a myth.
Played in 7 grand finals for 4 wins. Played over 300 games and one of the reason QLD & Aust have dominated. Not an imortal but next level down
I would perfer him to retire or play part time for the Storm than for another club.
If he goes to chooks and Pearce leaves then the fallout will outweight his class.
Will miss watching the greatest spine in league history go around week in week out.
Played in 7 grand finals for 4 wins. Played over 300 games and one of the reason QLD & Aust have dominated. Not an imortal but next level down
I would perfer him to retire or play part time for the Storm than for another club.
If he goes to chooks and Pearce leaves then the fallout will outweight his class.
Will miss watching the greatest spine in league history go around week in week out.
Tim Sheens
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If we didn't have to put up with the crap of his fellow spine members and the endless wrestling, then more of us might miss them as well. If WT are not playing them, then Melbourne get a wide berth from my viewing list.
Just read the NRL.com message. MP will be slightly peeved.
From NRL.com
Roosters confirm Cronk signing
The Roosters have signed Cooper Cronk to a two-year deal. Credit: Grant Trouville. Copyright: NRL Photos.
The Sydney Roosters have today announced the signing of Cooper Cronk on a two-year deal for seasons 2018 and 2019.
33 year-old Cronk is a two-time Dally M Player of the Year medalist and has played 323 first grade games since making his NRL debut with the Melbourne Storm in 2004.
"We are delighted to have secured the services of Cooper for the next two seasons," said Roosters Chief Executive Joe Kelly.
"Cooper has played the game at the highest level for a number of years and we are keenly aware of what he brings to the club. Together with the established leaders within our squad, we see him as a wonderful addition to our roster," he added.
Cronk expressed his delight to be joining the foundation club, saying: "The Sydney Roosters are a proud club with an esteemed history, and this is an exciting new opportunity for me."
"It marks the start of a new chapter for me both professionally and personally and I look forward to joining my new teammates and coaches, and immersing myself in the club's culture in lead-up to the 2018 season," he added.
The Australian representative will officially join the Roosters in early 2018 following his World Cup commitments.
From NRL.com
Roosters confirm Cronk signing
The Roosters have signed Cooper Cronk to a two-year deal. Credit: Grant Trouville. Copyright: NRL Photos.
The Sydney Roosters have today announced the signing of Cooper Cronk on a two-year deal for seasons 2018 and 2019.
33 year-old Cronk is a two-time Dally M Player of the Year medalist and has played 323 first grade games since making his NRL debut with the Melbourne Storm in 2004.
"We are delighted to have secured the services of Cooper for the next two seasons," said Roosters Chief Executive Joe Kelly.
"Cooper has played the game at the highest level for a number of years and we are keenly aware of what he brings to the club. Together with the established leaders within our squad, we see him as a wonderful addition to our roster," he added.
Cronk expressed his delight to be joining the foundation club, saying: "The Sydney Roosters are a proud club with an esteemed history, and this is an exciting new opportunity for me."
"It marks the start of a new chapter for me both professionally and personally and I look forward to joining my new teammates and coaches, and immersing myself in the club's culture in lead-up to the 2018 season," he added.
The Australian representative will officially join the Roosters in early 2018 following his World Cup commitments.
Spud_Murphy
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Yep just saw it too. No surprises there now the Chooks have jiggled their books to fit him in or shafted Pearce off to Newcastle!
It's very disappointing as the strong teams just keep getting stronger 😔
It's very disappointing as the strong teams just keep getting stronger 😔
bigsiro
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Rugby League is so f'd up.
Screw this.
Screw this.
Let go of three or four guys to spend $2m on two players. Apparently Jennings got punted because of cap pressure which was what two seasons ago?
As if Watson, Guerra, SKD and Evans were on that coin between them.
As if Watson, Guerra, SKD and Evans were on that coin between them.
larrycorowa
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Nrl is a joke…..seriously how can we compete? These tpa's are killing the game.
larrycorowa
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This is how they work….politics calls his supplier and says you want to keep your contract with me you need to pay Cronk $500k.
goldcoast_tiger
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It's not only Politis,
Mark Bouris is a mad supporter of the Chooks. And there's another Multi who supports them as well( can't remember name)
Tpa's aren't a problem to them. And they can't be banned because that's how the Nrl get around the problems that the Cap could produce.
While I agree that they're a pain, if the TPAs were banned, the Cap would go almost straight away. With players taking it to court.
Then it really would be the haves and the have nots , with the have nots struggling to even keep the haves in sight
Mark Bouris is a mad supporter of the Chooks. And there's another Multi who supports them as well( can't remember name)
Tpa's aren't a problem to them. And they can't be banned because that's how the Nrl get around the problems that the Cap could produce.
While I agree that they're a pain, if the TPAs were banned, the Cap would go almost straight away. With players taking it to court.
Then it really would be the haves and the have nots , with the have nots struggling to even keep the haves in sight
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