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Would it be the worst thing if we lost Fifita?
Yes. It really would.
This kid is going to be one of the best players in the game when he hits the prime of his career.
Would it be the worst thing if we lost Fifita?
Dobbo hinted again today on triple m that Macca may take a two year deal at another club.
How come? His numbers scream mediocrity, in first grade and in ISC. We'd be better off putting all of our time and resources in to the 3 young guys we've got, Perese, Farnworth & Coates.
Need more then a couple of weeks, more like a couple seasons to allow the bullshit contracts to run their course. Time is the only fixer here. Hopefully those responsible have been tarred and feathered never to make the same mistakes again.Broncos management are chuffed they have an extra couple of weeks to hide under their desks while the GF farce gets the headlines.
[MOLE WARNING]
BRONCOS SNIFF AROUND HASTINGS
The Broncos are desperate for a halfback in 2020 after their failings this year and a third-party made an inquiry on their behalf to a good one last week - Jackson Hastings.
After a troubled career at the Sea Eagles and Roosters, Hastings has become a superstar in England, guiding minnows Salford to an historic first grand final berth this year and winning Super League's Man of Steel award.
That has piqued the interest of several NRL clubs, but to no avail.
Hastings has signed a rich contract with glamour club Wigan as a marquee player and there is no way they will release him for next season.
It could be a different story in 2021, however.
BIG-NAME BRONCO TO RETIRE
Word coming to me out of Brisbane is that a big-name Bronco will announce his retirement before the new year.
I'm still digging to see who it will be - but it's almost certain to be Darius Boyd, Andrew McCullough or Alex Glenn.
Coach Anthony Seibold is keen to make changes to his squad and retiring one of the three veterans - all on big money - would give him room to move in the salary cap.
The Broncos have been doing a lot of soul-searching since their inglorious exit from the final series last month and changes will be made - provided they can retire players or move them on.
Source: https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/the-mo...tetevano/b9717962-79a0-4138-8242-ed9190646d38
I wouldn’t be surprised if it is Matt Gillett. Just a gut feeling and he seems like a guy who would put the club first.[MOLE WARNING]
BRONCOS SNIFF AROUND HASTINGS
The Broncos are desperate for a halfback in 2020 after their failings this year and a third-party made an inquiry on their behalf to a good one last week - Jackson Hastings.
After a troubled career at the Sea Eagles and Roosters, Hastings has become a superstar in England, guiding minnows Salford to an historic first grand final berth this year and winning Super League's Man of Steel award.
That has piqued the interest of several NRL clubs, but to no avail.
Hastings has signed a rich contract with glamour club Wigan as a marquee player and there is no way they will release him for next season.
It could be a different story in 2021, however.
BIG-NAME BRONCO TO RETIRE
Word coming to me out of Brisbane is that a big-name Bronco will announce his retirement before the new year.
I'm still digging to see who it will be - but it's almost certain to be Darius Boyd, Andrew McCullough or Alex Glenn.
Coach Anthony Seibold is keen to make changes to his squad and retiring one of the three veterans - all on big money - would give him room to move in the salary cap.
The Broncos have been doing a lot of soul-searching since their inglorious exit from the final series last month and changes will be made - provided they can retire players or move them on.
Source: https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/the-mo...tetevano/b9717962-79a0-4138-8242-ed9190646d38
If anyone, it has to be Boyd doesn't it ?'
I wouldn’t be surprised if it is Matt Gillett. Just a gut feeling and he seems like a guy who would put the club first.
I have faith in @Smokin' Joe. There’ll be some big news concerning Macca and Boyd this offseason.
And new contracts.Co-captains?
I can't see who it would be other than Boyd or Gillett.I wouldn’t be surprised if it is Matt Gillett. Just a gut feeling and he seems like a guy who would put the club first.
I wish we had signed Hastings when he left Manly. We never take those type of risks with those type of signings. Except Segeyaro...oops.[MOLE WARNING]
BRONCOS SNIFF AROUND HASTINGS
The Broncos are desperate for a halfback in 2020 after their failings this year and a third-party made an inquiry on their behalf to a good one last week - Jackson Hastings.
After a troubled career at the Sea Eagles and Roosters, Hastings has become a superstar in England, guiding minnows Salford to an historic first grand final berth this year and winning Super League's Man of Steel award.
That has piqued the interest of several NRL clubs, but to no avail.
Hastings has signed a rich contract with glamour club Wigan as a marquee player and there is no way they will release him for next season.
It could be a different story in 2021, however.
BIG-NAME BRONCO TO RETIRE
Word coming to me out of Brisbane is that a big-name Bronco will announce his retirement before the new year.
I'm still digging to see who it will be - but it's almost certain to be Darius Boyd, Andrew McCullough or Alex Glenn.
Coach Anthony Seibold is keen to make changes to his squad and retiring one of the three veterans - all on big money - would give him room to move in the salary cap.
The Broncos have been doing a lot of soul-searching since their inglorious exit from the final series last month and changes will be made - provided they can retire players or move them on.
Source: https://wwos.nine.com.au/nrl/the-mo...tetevano/b9717962-79a0-4138-8242-ed9190646d38