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Fuck, thats got to hurt!Jock Madden going back to tigers
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Jahrome Hughes’ $1.5m snub as Storm star inks mega deal... and it could force teammate out
Hughes’ $1.5m snub as Storm star inks mega deal... and it could force teammate outwww.foxsports.com.au
Hughes extends until 2030. Didn’t see that length of contract coming
Wonder how negotiations are coming along with Metcalf?It certainly seems that halves are playing much longer these days - how many of the top halves of the last few years - Munster, Hughes, Reynolds, DCE, SJ, Hunt, Walker are/have played well into their 30's?
Metcalf could be another one. He's been so broken that physically, outside of his injuries he must be super fresh
Unfortunately I don't think he (or anyone) are going to come over to replace one of our replacements. I'd have him on the bench over T.S.S, and see him as a good replacement for Niukore (bench, prop, edge) once he moves on after 2026Stewart has question marks at NRL level, but worth a chance for a struggling club. Mooney has a huge motor, I think he'll go well somewhere else. Would be a great replacement for Ale...
Thank fuck.Gagai extends with knights for 2026
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Jahrome Hughes’ $1.5m snub as Storm star inks mega deal... and it could force teammate out
Hughes’ $1.5m snub as Storm star inks mega deal... and it could force teammate outwww.foxsports.com.au
Hughes extends until 2030. Didn’t see that length of contract coming
Cronulla prop Braden Hamlin-Uele has been given permission to talk with rival clubs with the Sharks considering revamping their roster as they look to balance their playing squad.
Hamlin-Uele might not be alone with Cronulla also open to Siosifa Talakai potentially moving on at the end of this season.
Talakai and Hamlin-Uele have 12 months left on their deals but the Sharks are unlikely to offer either a deal beyond next season.
It has left Hamlin-Uele potentially on the move despite just re-signing with the Sharks last year. Hamlin-Uele has come across the radar of several clubs with the prospect of moving on as soon as the end of this year.
The 30-year-old has been a mainstay since his first full season at the club in 2019. Before that he had played one first grade game at the Cowboys in 2017 and one for Cronulla the following year.
He has also played one Test each for Samoa and the Kiwis.
The Sharks fought hard to keep Hamlin-Uele on a two-year deal after rejecting a long-term and richer deal to link up with the Warriors.
He is on a deal worth about $550,000 a season.
The Sharks are in the process of trying to re-sign in-form hooker Blayke Brailey. They also have Will Kennedy and Sam Stonestreet with deals expiring at the end of this season.
The Sharks are open to keeping the pair but remain tight on their salary cap. Kade Dykes is Canterbury bound while regular fill-in back Mawene Hiroti is also off-contract.
Cronulla have already lost Daniel Atkinson (Dragons) and are yet to sign any new players for next year.