Moses Mbye Super Duper Thread

[Demps]


 

[hsvjones]


I assume we kept him this year because Dragons wanted us to pay too much this year.. (if true of course)
We might move some of his salary this year and reduce the costs next year.

 

[finnzo]


I assume we kept him this year because Dragons wanted us to pay too much this year.. (if true of course)
We might move some of his salary this year and reduce the costs next year.

Very smart way to do it

 

[earl]


I assume we kept him this year because Dragons wanted us to pay too much this year.. (if true of course)
We might move some of his salary this year and reduce the costs next year.

Very smart way to do it

It's like christmas time.

 

[hsvjones]

Lomax deal is hot lads

@Trusted_Insider @compensate

Come on Demps

If you really know something spit it out

Your not a known source and even the best on here get more wrong than right

Is it rest of this year or next?

Or not at all and your just dreaming?

We've had enough false starts without a roughie from you being thrown in

One of the OGs, IYKYK told me.
Not for this year tho.

If for next year do you think we will know in the near future or over the off season..

 

[Harvey]

Mbye will be brilliant for the rest of the season, and earn his own special place in the lament thread.

 

[JC99]

Moses going is great however I have severe doubts we will be able to sign anyone to fill his spot 😂

 

[TigerTone]

Transfer market: Dragons close in on Norman replacement
Wests Tigers utility Moses Mbye has agreed to join a Sydney rival next season after a secret meeting in Brisbane last week, but there is still one hurdle to clear.

(thats all i can get out of the daily smelegraph . the rest is behind a pay wall)

 

[mike]


Please, please be true.

 

[compensate]

Moses Mbye has agreed to join St George Illawarra after being offered a deal for 2021 and beyond after a secret meeting in Brisbane last week.

The Daily Telegraph can reveal the Wests Tigers utility met with a high-ranking Dragons official last week to discuss a deal to replace five-eighth Corey Norman.

In a socially distanced meeting made possible by a shared team hotel, Mbye expressed his desire to join St George Illawarra from next year after being told the club wanted him for at least a year.

The Tigers on Tuesday night confirmed they were aware of the interest and said they would be willing to release Mbye from the final year of the deal.

Having knocked back an earlier approach for Moses to join the Dragons for the remainder of this season, the Tigers will rubber stamp the move should they be able to reach an “agreeable” financial settlement with their rivals.

While all parties want the deal to go ahead, the Dragons are understood to be seeking Moses on a one-year deal that is subsidised by the Tigers.

Moses is on a deal worth around $800,000 ayear and the Tigers will have to pick up a portion of his wage for the deal to be done.

Mbye’s manager, Sam Ayoub, confirmed his star client would make the switch should the Tigers and Dragons agree on the terms of the deal.

“It is up to the clubs now,” Ayoub said.

“They are the ones that have to negotiate the terms of the deal given he is contracted to the Tigers for another year.”

Looking to free up salary cap cash to recruit both an edge back-rower and front-row forward to the club next year, the Tigers will attempt to save as much cap room as possible when negotiating Mbye’s release.

On the flip side, the Dragons will attempt to make the Tigers pay as much as possible knowing they are looking to offload the highly paid star.

 

[yeahcaz]

Moses Mbye has agreed to join St George Illawarra after being offered a deal for 2021 and beyond after a secret meeting in Brisbane last week.

The Daily Telegraph can reveal the Wests Tigers utility met with a high-ranking Dragons official last week to discuss a deal to replace five-eighth Corey Norman.

In a socially distanced meeting made possible by a shared team hotel, Mbye expressed his desire to join St George Illawarra from next year after being told the club wanted him for at least a year.

The Tigers on Tuesday night confirmed they were aware of the interest and said they would be willing to release Mbye from the final year of the deal.

Having knocked back an earlier approach for Moses to join the Dragons for the remainder of this season, the Tigers will rubber stamp the move should they be able to reach an “agreeable” financial settlement with their rivals.

While all parties want the deal to go ahead, the Dragons are understood to be seeking Moses on a one-year deal that is subsidised by the Tigers.

Moses is on a deal worth around $800,000 ayear and the Tigers will have to pick up a portion of his wage for the deal to be done.

Mbye’s manager, Sam Ayoub, confirmed his star client would make the switch should the Tigers and Dragons agree on the terms of the deal.

“It is up to the clubs now,” Ayoub said.

“They are the ones that have to negotiate the terms of the deal given he is contracted to the Tigers for another year.”

Looking to free up salary cap cash to recruit both an edge back-rower and front-row forward to the club next year, the Tigers will attempt to save as much cap room as possible when negotiating Mbye’s release.

On the flip side, the Dragons will attempt to make the Tigers pay as much as possible knowing they are looking to offload the highly paid star.

Smart, leave out the part where they say Douehis preferred position is fullback 😂

 

[WT2K]

Moses Mbye has agreed to join St George Illawarra after being offered a deal for 2021 and beyond after a secret meeting in Brisbane last week.

The Daily Telegraph can reveal the Wests Tigers utility met with a high-ranking Dragons official last week to discuss a deal to replace five-eighth Corey Norman.

In a socially distanced meeting made possible by a shared team hotel, Mbye expressed his desire to join St George Illawarra from next year after being told the club wanted him for at least a year.

The Tigers on Tuesday night confirmed they were aware of the interest and said they would be willing to release Mbye from the final year of the deal.

Having knocked back an earlier approach for Moses to join the Dragons for the remainder of this season, the Tigers will rubber stamp the move should they be able to reach an “agreeable” financial settlement with their rivals.

While all parties want the deal to go ahead, the Dragons are understood to be seeking Moses on a one-year deal that is subsidised by the Tigers.

Moses is on a deal worth around $800,000 ayear and the Tigers will have to pick up a portion of his wage for the deal to be done.

Mbye’s manager, Sam Ayoub, confirmed his star client would make the switch should the Tigers and Dragons agree on the terms of the deal.

“It is up to the clubs now,” Ayoub said.

“They are the ones that have to negotiate the terms of the deal given he is contracted to the Tigers for another year.”

Looking to free up salary cap cash to recruit both an edge back-rower and front-row forward to the club next year, the Tigers will attempt to save as much cap room as possible when negotiating Mbye’s release.

On the flip side, the Dragons will attempt to make the Tigers pay as much as possible knowing they are looking to offload the highly paid star.

Left out AD to fullback bit I see 😂😂

 

[Needaname]

Moses Mbye has agreed to join St George Illawarra after being offered a deal for 2021 and beyond after a secret meeting in Brisbane last week.

The Daily Telegraph can reveal the Wests Tigers utility met with a high-ranking Dragons official last week to discuss a deal to replace five-eighth Corey Norman.

In a socially distanced meeting made possible by a shared team hotel, Mbye expressed his desire to join St George Illawarra from next year after being told the club wanted him for at least a year.

The Tigers on Tuesday night confirmed they were aware of the interest and said they would be willing to release Mbye from the final year of the deal.

Having knocked back an earlier approach for Moses to join the Dragons for the remainder of this season, the Tigers will rubber stamp the move should they be able to reach an “agreeable” financial settlement with their rivals.

While all parties want the deal to go ahead, the Dragons are understood to be seeking Moses on a one-year deal that is subsidised by the Tigers.

Moses is on a deal worth around $800,000 ayear and the Tigers will have to pick up a portion of his wage for the deal to be done.

Mbye’s manager, Sam Ayoub, confirmed his star client would make the switch should the Tigers and Dragons agree on the terms of the deal.

“It is up to the clubs now,” Ayoub said.

“They are the ones that have to negotiate the terms of the deal given he is contracted to the Tigers for another year.”

Looking to free up salary cap cash to recruit both an edge back-rower and front-row forward to the club next year, the Tigers will attempt to save as much cap room as possible when negotiating Mbye’s release.

On the flip side, the Dragons will attempt to make the Tigers pay as much as possible knowing they are looking to offload the highly paid star.

This is one reason why I feel Mbye hasn’t been overlooked for positions in the team.
We need to call Dragons bluff here and make them feel that he is still very valued in our side. If we are pushing him out the door that gives the Dragons the upper hand and forces us to pay more. Albeit only one season but it would still be nice to not be used by the Dragons.

 

[Guest]


Who made this up?

 

[BalmainJnr]

Would be sweet if we were to front load his contract some this year and pay next to nothing for him next year.

 

[the_third]

pay 300K and then swap Mbye for Lomax

 

[Geo]

Ye ole secret meeting ..not so secret huh..

Bye Mbye...

 

[Guest]

Had my hopes raised too many times.
I'll believe it when the door hits him on his backside.

 

[WT2K]


Who made this up?

From the DT. Article in mbye thread

 

[Demps]


Who made this up?

@compensate made the graphic but it's making news as @WT2K mentioned.

???

MMMMM BYEEE MBYE.