No one's going nowhere, says everyone:
Isaako’s manager Jim Banaghan:
“I met with Michael Maguire but it was not about the Tigers, it was about New Zealand given that he is the coach of the Kiwis. Jamayne is contracted until the end of next season and he will be staying at the Broncos. We had some discussions around the World Cup, Michael has coached Jamayne in New Zealand teams and they have that relationship."
“But Jamayne will not be going to the Tigers and if the Broncos don’t want him moving forward, he wants to stay in Brisbane and he would be an option for a second Brisbane team in 2023.”
Tevitq Pangai Jr's manager Matt Desira said:
“I have spoken to Dave Donaghy and Pete Nolan at the Broncos and they have both assured me Tevita is in their plans. I’ve had several clubs call to express interest, including the Tigers, but we’ve had no formal offers because that can’t happen until Tevita becomes a free agent in November. At the end of the day, Tevita is happy at the Broncos and his preference is to stay there. He doesn’t want to go anywhere. I’ve spoken to the Broncos twice to seek some clarity around Tevita’s future and they have told me they want to keep him.”
Flegler is still struggling with his shoulder reconstruction surgery, but is adamant he also wants to stay:
“My personal season has been not up to standard but I’m trying to be positive. There’s no excuses really, I just haven’t been where I need to be. I need to get up there. It is a big operation and it took its toll at the beginning but I’m past the point of saying that. I need to pick up my game. I’d love to play out my career here. As long as I play good footy and they want me then I’ll have no issues."
“I want to show some loyalty. To stay at a club and for them to want you, there’s a lot of things you’ve got to do along the way. Hopefully I can stay here.”
McHunt