Daniel Dowell
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Re: NRL Player Movements and Rumours 2016
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Munster re-signs until the end of 2019.
Peats to Titans for the remainder of this season and 2017, confirmed by the club. Good signing. They'll have a relatively handy squad when healthy next season. Peats is a massive upgrade on Friend, and Elgey is an upgrade on Roberts.
E Taylor will be worth all of those losses combined. Exactly what they need.
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The Vodafone Warriors have confirmed centre Konrad Hurrell has today been released from his contract.
The 24-year-old Hurrell, who was contracted to the end of the 2018 season, leaves the club after making 71 NRL appearances since his debut in 2012.
“After discussions between Konrad, his management (Inventus Sports) and us we’ve reached a mutual agreement for him to be released now,” said Vodafone Warriors managing director Jim Doyle.
“We would like to thank Konrad for his contribution since coming into our development system. He has been a popular member of the club and we wish him all the best for the future.”
Hurrell said he had mixed emotions at first about leaving the Vodafone Warriors but was now excited as he looked forward to the rest of his career.
“I will always be thankful to the Vodafone Warriors for all they have done for me and the way they have helped me develop as a rugby league player,” he said.
“I’m grateful to all the boys I have played alongside, all the people at the club and also the members and fans.”
Hurrell made three NRL appearances this year, the last of them against Manly on April 3.
Good signing by the Titans, they're starting to acquire a pretty handy team for 2017, if they can sign a better Fullback suddenly they'll have a team that might be able to challenge for top 4.
1. Zillman
2. Mead
3. Hoffman
4. Hurrell
5. Macdonald
6. Elgey
7. Taylor
8. Shillington
9. Peats
10. James
11. Taia
12. McQueen
13. Bird
Let's not get excited here, they become a potential top 8 side, top four is still very much a stretch. Let's not forget, Hurrell has never shown an inclination to be anywhere near as good as he could be. He could well become Dave Taylor 2.0 for the Titans.
They're sitting tied 8th at the moment with no Elgey, 1 game of Peats and no Hurrell, I don't see how those 3 players don't make them at the very least a guaranteed top 8 side, pushing top 4 (Pending what happens with the Eels and if the Storm finally decline)
A full season under the belt of Ash Taylor is going to do him the world of good also, he'll come back next year much better.