Re: Mr hayne : Fri Jul 22, 2016 7:07 pm  

tigerman1231 wrote:

So as stated earlier i was not trolling i really did think Hayne was going to sign for you, it would have been a statement from yourselves but as also stated earlier you signed Matty Dawson......
I think maybe you could push for SL this year KR blow very hot and cold and it seems Hudds are just blowing cold all the time, maybe its your year.

sometimes a complex deal like Hayne at great distance, can go pear shaped very quickly. But if you don't throw the dart you don't hit the board

Re: Mr hayne : Fri Jul 22, 2016 7:56 pm  

Reading the on-line Australian media, it sounds like Hayne has really been 'putting himself about' to get a gig for next season. Very few NRL teams seem to have room for him on the 'cap' so it looks like a career move to RU in Australia may be on the cards.

Like Maurice says, the fact (if it is one!) that we have tried to get the guy, is a serious statement of intent by our owner, to leave no stone unturned, in the quest for SL.

Re: Mr hayne : Sat Jul 23, 2016 2:46 am  

Alan wrote:

Reading the on-line Australian media, it sounds like Hayne has really been 'putting himself about' to get a gig for next season. Very few NRL teams seem to have room for him on the 'cap' so it looks like a career move to RU in Australia may be on the cards.

Like Maurice says, the fact (if it is one!) that we have tried to get the guy, is a serious statement of intent by our owner, to leave no stone unturned, in the quest for SL.

That would come at a cost of having to play 2 seasons in 1 to fulfil his pocket..First part of his season would be an Australian RU team followed by the 2nd part being in Japan.He knows he could get more playing in France than the two put together.And also NRL knows that.

God will show Hayne the path to take.

Re: Mr hayne : Sat Jul 23, 2016 6:58 am  

Given the earning potential of Jarryd Hayne over the next 4 years ( his final contract ) in whatever sport he chooses , I'd suggest the sticking point to an 8 game contract could have been an insurance policy to cover him for a potential career ending injury , which could have made it financially unviable