weststigers
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I’ve been trying to forget him since his 1st game with us!You forgot Teddy Blair.
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I’ve been trying to forget him since his 1st game with us!You forgot Teddy Blair.
I don’t see how the Bulldogs can offer Nu any more cash than the basic wage that he was offered by us.The Last I heard the club wanted him to stay but the Bulldogs were interested. There still hasn't been an announcement from the Bulldogs so maybe that hasn't changed.
Maybe he just wanted to leaveI don’t see how the Bulldogs can offer Nu any more cash than the basic wage that he was offered by us.
Looks that way.Maybe he just wanted to leave
Inside the salary cap they probably can’t…..I don’t see how the Bulldogs can offer Nu any more cash than the basic wage that he was offered by us.
The big "2."
They supported him through the injury earlier too, so he may feel like he has a debt owed there.I don’t see how the Bulldogs can offer Nu any more cash than the basic wage that he was offered by us.
Or he prefers committing to a far superior roster.They supported him through the injury earlier too, so he may feel like he has a debt owed there.
Probably because they can't afford him.Knights dont want him
Yeah agree. Used no half as an excuse for having a rubbish year and no half again means donyouknowwhoiam will he gone mid seasonI agree. Newcastle are at severe desperation stage.
is that a promo shot?
think so mate. helps the bulldogs, Penrith and panthers. not so sure on teh move on. eg we had enough cap to get Moses and now we have a million more. will still be movement. Minimum going up will be an issue at some clubs like the roostersWith this increase in salary cap for 2023, I am just trying to think logically who & how this will benefit ...
PERSPECTIVE: Reportedly players will have a % increase in their contracts for salary cap rises so Clubs may not have as much 'up their sleeve' as many think.
MAY MEAN NOT AS MUCH MOVEMENT OF OFF CONTRACT PLAYERS: Players at current top 4-6 clubs who may have been inclined to look elsewhere for a fatter deal may be happy enough to stay now. (The likes of Moses, Dylan Brown, Tedesco down the track etc).
MORE UNDER CONTRACT PLAYERS MOVED ON: Clubs looking to offload a player under contract who is on 'overs' currently may be in a better position to offload them. i.e. Current club may be willing to pay a bit more for them to play elsewhere & new club may be also dig a little deeper. (For us, could we see a Maumalo or Nofa depart & the forum's favourite player LB & the likes of Klemmer, Nathan Brown etc).
Am I on the right track with this forecast?
Unlike Madge spunking money on blokes like PeacheyAlthough i'm pissed we haven't signed any big names , that's far better then what the nervous nellies did in the last 3 or more years . Noufa 's extension and money, a fullback that can't play fullback, a half going to 13. etc etc. All clubs make mistakes, but surely when your spending huge money, you should spend far more time evaluating a players ability, speed, level of fitness, size and agression , The club has a goal, Sheens has been open about it, Its going to take some time!
We have to roll with the punches,