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- Jan 25, 2014
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BRONCOS CEO Paul White says the club is confident they are about to re-sign several of their star players, including strike centre James Roberts.
As was revealed by The Courier-Mail , Tautau Moga is set to leave Red Hill next season to join the Knights, with young forward Herman Ese’ese on the verge of following him out the door.
But White is optimistic that the Broncos will be able to retain other big-name players in the coming weeks, with Roberts, Alex Glenn, Jordan Kahu, Benji Marshall and skipper Darius Boyd still among those off-contract.
White said that Boyd’s future should be secured within the next month, while other contracts were close to being finalised.
“We’re close to a number of announcements,” White said.
“There’s no doubt there’s interest in all the players we have coming off contract. We’re working hard to retain our players. It’s a challenge but it’s a good challenge to have.”
One of the players the Broncos are working hard to keep is Roberts.
The Brisbane speedster is being considered for a two to three-year deal, after his management revealed earlier this year that they won’t be looking outside of the Broncos, who have stuck by him through some off-field troubles.
For the Broncos, they wanted to be sure he maintained his good off-field behaviour this season before re-signing, but White said they were becoming increasingly satisfied with Roberts’ demeanour, particularly in his community work.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...s/news-story/9f9c1daed0a0c326204366f2f79ac216
As was revealed by The Courier-Mail , Tautau Moga is set to leave Red Hill next season to join the Knights, with young forward Herman Ese’ese on the verge of following him out the door.
But White is optimistic that the Broncos will be able to retain other big-name players in the coming weeks, with Roberts, Alex Glenn, Jordan Kahu, Benji Marshall and skipper Darius Boyd still among those off-contract.
White said that Boyd’s future should be secured within the next month, while other contracts were close to being finalised.
“We’re close to a number of announcements,” White said.
“There’s no doubt there’s interest in all the players we have coming off contract. We’re working hard to retain our players. It’s a challenge but it’s a good challenge to have.”
One of the players the Broncos are working hard to keep is Roberts.
The Brisbane speedster is being considered for a two to three-year deal, after his management revealed earlier this year that they won’t be looking outside of the Broncos, who have stuck by him through some off-field troubles.
For the Broncos, they wanted to be sure he maintained his good off-field behaviour this season before re-signing, but White said they were becoming increasingly satisfied with Roberts’ demeanour, particularly in his community work.
http://www.couriermail.com.au/sport...s/news-story/9f9c1daed0a0c326204366f2f79ac216