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North Queensland appears to be Willie Mason's last hope for an NRL lifeline after Manly announced it won't make an offer for the Sydney Roosters forward.
While the Sea Eagles showed initial interest, Manly chief executive Graham Lowe on Wednesday said the club's management was not interested in contracting Mason, who does not fit into the Roosters' 2010 plans.
"We are content with the squad we have and are confident of a successful season," Lowe said in a club statement.
"The club is eager to move on from the speculation of Mason joining the club and is continuing to work hard in preparation for the season ahead."
It's been reported Cowboys officials met with Mason's management in North Queensland this week about the prospect of signing him cheaply.
North Queensland appears to be Willie Mason's last hope for an NRL lifeline after Manly announced it won't make an offer for the Sydney Roosters forward.
While the Sea Eagles showed initial interest, Manly chief executive Graham Lowe on Wednesday said the club's management was not interested in contracting Mason, who does not fit into the Roosters' 2010 plans.
"We are content with the squad we have and are confident of a successful season," Lowe said in a club statement.
"The club is eager to move on from the speculation of Mason joining the club and is continuing to work hard in preparation for the season ahead."
It's been reported Cowboys officials met with Mason's management in North Queensland this week about the prospect of signing him cheaply.