Signings, Suggestions & Rumours Discussion
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swag_tiger
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I don't think a player would want to show that he is leaving if he has a game on the weekend. But i guess we will have to wait and see.
Elderslie_Tiger
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Triple M reporting Matt Gillett has signed a new 4 year deal with the Broncos rated one of the best back rowers in the comp wouldn't have come cheap now turning their attention to retaining Pangai Jr & Su'a apparently the Broncs have some of the best jnrs coming thru than their ever had may be we go in hard for either Pangai Jr or Su'a to stretch their sun shade to breaking point.
Masterton
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I have no idea on the Mbye situation…. but if he we signed him for next year, and Dogs know they won't make the semis, surely they'd be willing to let him go early to help their cap.
Tiger Trot
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Have to sign pangia jr and ISAAKO asap
vlad
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https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/wayne-bennett-set-to-benefit-as-brisbane-broncos-in-a-bind-over-craig-bellamy-deal/news-story/ee8d412f55f563981af742bf450c6273
OPEN MARKET MOSES OR CUT-PRICE TIGER
CANTERBURY fullback Moses Mbye has a choice to make — take up an extra season at the Tigers, and a slight trim on his wages, or back himself to be worth more money when his current deal with Canterbury expires at the end of 2020\. Mbye is a victim of the former administration’s back-ended deals.
The Bulldogs don’t want to let him go, but through good form and his young age, Mbye looms as the only real player that clubs are chasing.
Mbye has a three-year deal on offer at the Tigers, which works out slightly less per season than the remaining two years he will get at the Bulldogs — which is worth almost $2 million.
The current Bulldogs administration have made it clear they won’t pitch in a significant deal for anyone to play against them — including Mbye.
So they won’t be low-balled or forced to make a decision like they had to with James Graham last year. And while they are under the cap next year, they still want to clear space as they look to field a more balanced squad.
OPEN MARKET MOSES OR CUT-PRICE TIGER
CANTERBURY fullback Moses Mbye has a choice to make — take up an extra season at the Tigers, and a slight trim on his wages, or back himself to be worth more money when his current deal with Canterbury expires at the end of 2020\. Mbye is a victim of the former administration’s back-ended deals.
The Bulldogs don’t want to let him go, but through good form and his young age, Mbye looms as the only real player that clubs are chasing.
Mbye has a three-year deal on offer at the Tigers, which works out slightly less per season than the remaining two years he will get at the Bulldogs — which is worth almost $2 million.
The current Bulldogs administration have made it clear they won’t pitch in a significant deal for anyone to play against them — including Mbye.
So they won’t be low-balled or forced to make a decision like they had to with James Graham last year. And while they are under the cap next year, they still want to clear space as they look to field a more balanced squad.
Nucky_Thompson
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Here he is. Hear Anything else mate??
GNR4LIFE
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Hopefully he takes on field results into consideration. We’re on the up with guys like him, and possibly Cleary junior on the way, while the Dogs are in quicksand with no end in sight.
Nucky_Thompson
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Problem is if his on 900k and dogs only willing to chip in 100k is he a 800k player?
Nucky_Thompson
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Any other full backs in sights?
Harvey
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Has been bog average this year. Why do we sign players that are past their peak & not wanted by his current club.
