NEWS Bird urged to flee the coop

[McHunt]

According to the usual suspects, Jack Bird has been given the go-ahead to mosey over to another club, with Canterbury, Penrith and former employers Cronulla and St George Illawarra being namechecked.

With Jack saddled in until the end of next year, his $975,000 contract is stinking up the Bronco's books, cutting them short of retaining their upwardly mobile forward, David Fifita. Should another club be willing to roll the dice, the Broncos are prepared to pony up around $400,000 to subsidize his transition, freeing up a cool half-million to stave off the marauding Titans.

Go towards the light, sweet Prince.

Darren Lockyer knows nothing:

“It’s up to Jack what he wants to do. Jack has a lot of family and friends in Sydney. He has had rotten luck coming here and at times he has probably struggled being isolated on his own in rehab and not having a lot of family and friends around him. I’m not aware if he wants out but it’s Jack’s call. He does have a contract with us next year, but if he feels like he will get back to his best physical and mental health at another club in Sydney, then it’s a decision only he can make.”

McHunt

 

[GCBRONCO]

Darren Lockyer knows nothing:

 

[Broncapz]

I mean this with the utmost respect but G-T-F-O.

 

[rnabokov]

According to the usual suspects, Jack Bird has been given the go-ahead to mosey over to another club, with Canterbury, Penrith and former employers Cronulla and St George Illawarra being namechecked.

With Jack saddled in until the end of next year, his $975,000 contract is stinking up the Bronco's books, cutting them short of retaining their upwardly mobile forward, David Fifita. Should another club be willing to roll the dice, the Broncos are prepared to pony up around $400,000 to subsidize his transition, freeing up a cool half-million to stave off the marauding Titans.

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Go towards the light, sweet Prince.

Darren Lockyer knows nothing:

“It’s up to Jack what he wants to do. Jack has a lot of family and friends in Sydney. He has had rotten luck coming here and at times he has probably struggled being isolated on his own in rehab and not having a lot of family and friends around him. I’m not aware if he wants out but it’s Jack’s call. He does have a contract with us next year, but if he feels like he will get back to his best physical and mental health at another club in Sydney, then it’s a decision only he can make.”

McHunt

Wow, our salary cap.

 

[Financeguy]

Such a shame we didn’t get to see the best of him here but it is probably the best option for both parties.

Wish him all the best if he moves on.

 

[winslow_wong]

Bird will do whatever his smoking hot mrs tells him to do.

 

[Brocko]

I've said it previously, a fit Jack Bird in today's game would be a weapon at lock, absolute weapon.

 

[Super Freak]

It's a shame really.

If he had managed to stay fit, he would have been a massive asset to this side.

 

[Brocko]

No such thing as a fit bird, unless we are talking about the type with boobs or feathers.

Ironically his mrs is a very fit bird.

But yes, its getting harder and harder to remember Cronulla Jack Bird.

 

[Alec]

I've said it previously, a fit Jack Bird in today's game would be a weapon at lock, absolute weapon.

Maybe, only you'd probably need your back 3 to make good metres bringing the ball back. Imagine all the pressure on the two props with the current Broncos back 3 and Bird at lock.

 

[Dexter]

Greta buy at just under $142 000 per game

 

[Alec]

Greta buy at just under $142 000 per game

If you count it per dropped ball, you could probably knock a thousand off?

 

[Dazza 92]

Pies middle man rotation meant Bird at lock was never a goer...

 

[Kimlo]

Greta buy at just under $142 000 per game

 

[Midean]

Good riddance.

 

[Sproj]

Nek Minut - he signs with the Roosters on minimum wage.

 

[PNG Broncos fan88]

**** OFF!!!!

 

[winslow_wong]

What if bird decides he wants to be a bronco next year and beyond?? Do we make him captain?