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What benefit do they get from releasing him early?So after that they still keep him for the next year. He really made them his bitch. Bit fishy if you ask me, he probably knows things.
What benefit do they get from releasing him early?So after that they still keep him for the next year. He really made them his bitch. Bit fishy if you ask me, he probably knows things.
I dunno? I haven’t listened to the podcast. Did he not slander the storm from pillar to post as has been suggested?What benefit do they get from releasing him early?
I dunno? I haven’t listened to the podcast. Did he not slander the storm from pillar to post as has been suggested?
Are we entirely sure this is not another shot at the storm? Honest question I don’t know the context.I did laugh at him praising crypto, saying how his account went from 250k to 320k in a matter of weeks
Are we entirely sure this is not another shot at the storm? Honest question I don’t know the context.
Outside back Jesse Arthars will play for the New Zealand Warriors on loan for the 2022 season.
The 23-year-old will then return to the Broncos for the 2023 NRL season to complete the final year of his contract.
The Broncos wish Jesse all the best for the season ahead and look forward to welcoming him back with more first grade experience under his belt in 2023.
Are we entirely sure this is not another shot at the storm? Honest question I don’t know the context.
I’m not sure it’s quite the same. Ikin re-signed Arthurs for 2 years in August. That’s a very quick change of heart if he doesn’t want him. I think either Isaako (or another back) was meant to leave but didn’t or the opportunity arose and they chose to capitalise on it and use the top 30 spot for someone else.Hahaha, so this is exactly like Kahu (and what could have happened with McCullough) but the club are making it out to be a "loan" instead of an unwanted player being release 2 years early but with only a 1 year deal at the new club.
We were never going to get an apology from them.Sadly still more of an apology then we got from White or Seibold.
Who wouldn't give up 600k over 3 years. Easy choice, Bondi was a shit hole in 1920 so that makes it worth it.there is finally a figure of sorts for the Brandon Smith, Roosters deal. but it does leave plenty of room for interpretation and amendment at a later date.
in the article about the Dolphins chasing SST, Badel says that "the Roosters’ three-year, $2 million-plus bid for the Kiwi Test rake"
so at a $2 million, 3 year deal that means that the Roosters get Smith for around $666k per year ... not bad when the Titans were reportedly offering 800k and the Dolphins 850k per year