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@ said:Key to negotiations for Cronulla is Moylan's relationship with childhood friend Andrew Fifita. Moylan and his brother, whom he is living with, have a strong connection with the Fifita family and share a special bond…
Says a lot about Moylan
Do we really want another 'special', dummy spitting prima donna?
@ said:I don't understand how the sharks have cap space to offer Moylan $850k a year. They didn't have the cap space to upgrade Maloneys contract from $500k a year but with a swap they will magically find another $350k.
@ said:@ said:I don't see where he fits into our side, based on players already on the books long-term.
He is an upgrade on our current playmakers though, and personally I would play him at 5/8, and shift Reynolds at hooker. Grub would be like a pig in mud playing in the middle.
But then again if Brooks continues his current form, he could be the guy to make way.
Between Brooks, Reynolds, Tui, Benji and possibly Moylan … that's alot of potential playmakers. You couldn't possibly keep them all in the 17 each week, which means we have spent big money on someone to play reggies.
Moylan would fit wherever he wanted to play…
@ said:Prefer Reynolds myself - don't think we have seen the best of this bloke yet. I am sure Cleary will bring out talent that nobody thought he had.
IMHO, we don't need Moylan - we just got rid of a 5/8 with the same traits.
As Ink says "Do we really want another 'special', dummy spitting prima donna?"
And as Abe says "has the mindset of a petulant teenage girl"
Another mercenary it would seem - at least Reynolds bought into our plans.
I also think (not that he wants to play there) Lolo is a better full back. Laugh all you like. He is!
@ said:@ said:@ said:I don't see where he fits into our side, based on players already on the books long-term.
He is an upgrade on our current playmakers though, and personally I would play him at 5/8, and shift Reynolds at hooker. Grub would be like a pig in mud playing in the middle.
But then again if Brooks continues his current form, he could be the guy to make way.
Between Brooks, Reynolds, Tui, Benji and possibly Moylan … that's alot of potential playmakers. You couldn't possibly keep them all in the 17 each week, which means we have spent big money on someone to play reggies.
Moylan would fit wherever he wanted to play…
Outlaying a reported $900k + $250k transfer fee for a bloke with dodgy hammies (we already have two of those in the halves next year) and the mindset of a petulant teenage girl has the real possibility of ending in tears.
Not saying he can't play footy, but the money might not justify the risk.
@ said:@ said:I don't understand how the sharks have cap space to offer Moylan $850k a year. They didn't have the cap space to upgrade Maloneys contract from $500k a year but with a swap they will magically find another $350k.
I think you will find they did have the space.
They just didn't feel they needed to when they have him signed on half of what it would cost any other club to have him.
Gives them some options.
That could strengthen their squad and still have Maloney or swap him as the article states for a younger player and give the extra cap space the to secure the player they want.
Maloneys mistake was signing his current deal before the new salary cap figures were announced
@ said:@ said:@ said:I don't understand how the sharks have cap space to offer Moylan $850k a year. They didn't have the cap space to upgrade Maloneys contract from $500k a year but with a swap they will magically find another $350k.
I think you will find they did have the space.
They just didn't feel they needed to when they have him signed on half of what it would cost any other club to have him.
Gives them some options.
That could strengthen their squad and still have Maloney or swap him as the article states for a younger player and give the extra cap space the to secure the player they want.
Maloneys mistake was signing his current deal before the new salary cap figures were announced
So you reckon the sharks have cap space after signing Dugan on close to $1m , re signing Holmes on big coin, Fifita, Gallen, Lewis, . The cap is a rort and we're one of a few clubs not on it.
@ said:Would seem funny that Sharks aren't prepared to pay Maloney any more $$ because of their salary cap issues, but are prepared to let Maloney go and sign Moylan on a much higher $$ figure than what they were already paying Maloney .. go figure ??
@ said:On hand people are saying if Cleary wants Moylan that it must count for something, all the while running the Reynolds signing down. Who was it that signed Reynolds out of curiosity?