Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion
- Thread starter MacDougall
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I see your thinking, But surely if that's the case - To'a starts the first trial?
The other young fella is yup that way also isn't he? Hill?
Tigers_Wests
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Yeah hopefully just a last little get away before the season starts.
I just got back from up that way...
He's not going up there a week before kick off to visit old mates!!
No way....
Yeah, pre season with the cutters.
Kane Bradley was here for the past few days and it seems Logen is up there now.
Could be nothing.
Hopefully, is nothing.
How old is Dillon, I'd have though Bradley would have a couple years on him at least??
pawsandclaws1
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Wasn't there a post advising Hill is in talks with the Roosters and WTs?
They played together and seem quite close.
Maybe a year difference ?
I saw that post....
Think that person also may have removed their account so unsure of the truth behind it.
I wouldn’t be too worried at this stage probably just mates catching up before the season starts for both of them
Sounds like the arguments the Brooks lovers use about his award from 2018
tony soprano
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Difference is brooks is our 7.
tony soprano
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FLANO EYES SHARKS RAIDS
Shane Flanagan brought Briton Nikora to the Cronulla Sharks as a Kiwi rookie and Holden Cup player back in 2016.
Six years later Flanagan is keen on signing him again – this time in his new role as the recruitment boss of the St George-Illawarra.
The 24-year-old Kiwi international is off contract at the end of the season and has already spoken to his New Zealand Test coach Michael Maguire about switching to the Wests Tigers.
The Dragons are also interested. Much will depend on Jack Bird’s future. Bird is looking at other options after rejecting the Dragons’ offer for a new deal worth around $500,000-a-season.
The Sharks want to keep Nikora but are reluctant to get into a bidding war with rival clubs. He played particularly well in the trial against the Bulldogs last week.
Shane Flanagan brought Briton Nikora to the Cronulla Sharks as a Kiwi rookie and Holden Cup player back in 2016.
Six years later Flanagan is keen on signing him again – this time in his new role as the recruitment boss of the St George-Illawarra.
The 24-year-old Kiwi international is off contract at the end of the season and has already spoken to his New Zealand Test coach Michael Maguire about switching to the Wests Tigers.
The Dragons are also interested. Much will depend on Jack Bird’s future. Bird is looking at other options after rejecting the Dragons’ offer for a new deal worth around $500,000-a-season.
The Sharks want to keep Nikora but are reluctant to get into a bidding war with rival clubs. He played particularly well in the trial against the Bulldogs last week.
Terrible one at that
tony soprano
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Well his locked down a position which is more then others.
Gee his manger is doing well at keeping regular stories in the media 😂
Jedi_Tiger
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Nikora will end up at the dragons you can feel it, let's not get in a bidding war
