Competition leaders St George Illawarra are delicately balancing the process of trying to retain Red V favourite sons Ben Creagh and Jason Nightingale beyond this season.
Both local juniors, the 2010 premiership-winners will have to accept reduced offers to remain one-club players as the Dragons continue to balance the club’s salary cap.
Captain Creagh, who has played 250 NRL matches in the Red V, has been offered a one-year extension which would enable him to possibly eclipse Ben Hornby’s record of 273 games for the joint venture next year.
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Kiwi Test flyer Nightingale has been offered a two-year extension until the end of 2017, with the club making the duo priority signatures given their history and standing with the Dragons.
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(Apparently linked with the Bulldogs) Would you like it if Tigers signed him?
Both local juniors, the 2010 premiership-winners will have to accept reduced offers to remain one-club players as the Dragons continue to balance the club’s salary cap.
Captain Creagh, who has played 250 NRL matches in the Red V, has been offered a one-year extension which would enable him to possibly eclipse Ben Hornby’s record of 273 games for the joint venture next year.
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Kiwi Test flyer Nightingale has been offered a two-year extension until the end of 2017, with the club making the duo priority signatures given their history and standing with the Dragons.
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(Apparently linked with the Bulldogs) Would you like it if Tigers signed him?