NRL Player Movement and Rumours 2018

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Pushing a club legend out is just sad. Morgan doesn't seem like the type of guy who would have that happen either IMO. If Thurston wanted another year, I'm sure they could make it happen.
 
I'm sure they'd just give him part ownership of the mad cow
 
Lol, no way do they move on Thurston.
 
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NEWCASTLE, AUSTRALIA - APRIL 07: Brett Morris of the Bulldogs runs the ball during the round six NRL match between the Newcastle Knights and the Canterbury Bulldogs at McDonald Jones Stadium on April 7, 2017 in Newcastle, Australia. (Photo by Tony Feder/Getty Images)
Canterbury set to trade veteran for young flyer

Adam Safi
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October 3, 2017 - 10:54 am

With the pressure of maintaining the salary cap, the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs will be forced to offer veteran winger Brett Morris to the South Sydney Rabbitohs in a trade deal which will see young centre Hymel Hunt head to Belmore.
Souths coach Anthony Seibold has confirmed that Hymel Hunt has been shopped around to rival clubs. With the inclusion of Dane Gagai and the return of Greg Inglis, Hunt is not apart of the club’s plans. Rather, the Redfern club will swoop on veteran winger Brett Morris, who will add plenty of experience and depth within the Rabbitohs squad.
Hunt, had a premature end to season 2016, playing only 13 games after a horrific injury, and in 2017, Hunt’s luck hadn’t changed. A move to Belmore is a fresh start for the young centre as a full-time spot was hard to come by in his previous stints with Gold Coast, Melbourne, and Souths, where he scored a total of 5 tries from his 29 games.
Brett Morris who this year retired from representative football after the State of Origin series, still has a few years left in him. The winger scored 137 tries for St. George Illawarra Dragons and the Bulldogs.
Although to many the move may come as a shock, the NRL will refuse to register the contracts of highly-anticipated recruits Kieran Foran and Aaron Woods until the club is officially salary cap compliant.
With Hunt on the cards for Canterbury, the club has many talented backline players to choose from. With the likes of Brenko Lee, Chase Stanley, Josh Morris, and Kerrod Holland, Hunt will need to ensure he has a strong pre-season to impress new coach Dean Pay and earn himself the right to consolidate the centre position.
 
Souths are really going for one premiership if they are chasing veterans.
 
Mitchell_Broncos said:
Well ****, storm still have a big chance to win next year again =(
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The nrl are going to have to make a tough choice here....

"Do we let slater or Thurston get the fairytale premiership this year Todd?! we love them both so much!"
 
Anthony Griffin re-signed until 2020.

I think that pretty much confirms Moylan is goneskies.
 
Mitchell_Broncos said:
Well ****, storm still have a big chance to win next year again =(
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They are going to miss Cooper Cronk more than you think. No halves in the storm have the set up and kicking game of Cronk. Smith can only do so much at hooker.
 
mitch222 said:
They are going to miss Cooper Cronk more than you think. No halves in the storm have the set up and kicking game of Cronk. Smith can only do so much at hooker.
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Croft is a talent and his kicking is seriously good
 
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