m.nrl.com/murdoch-masila-attract ... fault.aspx Hopefully he'll do the right thing...

m.nrl.com/murdoch-masila-attract ... fault.aspx Hopefully he'll do the right thing...

Il have a word on Saturday, tell were is priorities lay



No doubt he will be having a chat with our lads out here.

oh jeez! Expect a u-turn and signing a 3 year deal with an NRL team after the world cup has finished. The salary cap is killing the game.

oh FFS haha

It's not good this. The only way to stop this happening is to make the breaking of a contract very very expensive or of course to match them financially. It almost makes you want us to sign players who are not quite so good ... so that the Aussies won't come looking.

If this is the case & following on from the Sandow & Solomona let downs it builds an even bigger case for a strong academy & reserve system to be built in the UK so our clubs don't need to bother with overseas gold diggers. Presumably compensation would have to be paid to the Wire or would MM just need to come over ,play a couple of games then resign & walk away to the sunny side of the street ? Neither Warrington nor Cas seem to have been left in particularly good positions when players have walked away.

mario tartak sounds like a piece of work.

There you go, you see... Tony Smith predicted this and was one step ahead of us in his thinking

One small article and there's meltdown.

Lets all chill out as he'll be playing for us next season.

There is interest from the NRL in a few of our players, Currie and Clark to name two but they are going nowhere.

i think the interesting thing from that article, is that BMM at one point was 23 stone.

Like a Graham Appo in reverse

Correct. His agent is merely using "standard agent tactics" to big up his player, who's stock is pretty high at the moment - make hay while the sun shines and all that.

He's on a 3 year deal so is going nowhere (Sandow only had 1 year left, and didn't leave for an NRL club, Solomona moved sports entirely). It would be too messy/expensive to prize him away from us in particular.

However, I would fully expect in a couple of years for his agent to be touting him about to get the best deal possible for him at 28, when he should be earning his maximum.