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I’m not surprised on Jetts decision I am baffled with the Warriors decision. He will take a decent halfbacks place. Anyway good luck to him glad we didn’t sign himReportedly one of the reasons was because he wanted to make a name for himself out of Nathan's shadow.
Reportedly one of the reasons was because he wanted to make a name for himself out of Nathan's shadow.
Yeah, we signed Sullivan to a 4 year contract instead.I’m not surprised on Jetts decision I am baffled with the Warriors decision. He will take a decent halfbacks place. Anyway good luck to him glad we didn’t sign him
Why would we? Don’t we have enough halves?I’m not surprised on Jetts decision I am baffled with the Warriors decision. He will take a decent halfbacks place. Anyway good luck to him glad we didn’t sign him
Article?Telegraph reporting we are signing Turuva. Big if true great player.
If true it’s more evidence Benji & Richo are on the right path.Telegraph reporting we are signing Turuva. Big if true great player.
Telegraph reporting we are signing Turuva. Big if true great player.
I am certain that he would have been discussed.Telegraph reporting we are signing Turuva. Big if true great player.
Turuva and Olam are an explosive centre pairing, hopefully we can find some young athletic wingers to compliment them and things are on the up and up!Wests Tigers are on the verge of landing Penrith premiership winner Sunia Turuva after swooping under the guard of St George Illawarra.
Turuva, off contract at the end of the year, had been in talks with the Dragons after suggestions the Panthers were reluctant to offer him more than $350,000 per season.
It means Turuva will reunite with fellow premiership winner Jarome Luai at the Tigers and become the second Panther to join the club in four months.
Turuva had indicated his preference was to remain at Penrith but salary cap restraints meant they were initially in no position to match what was on the offer elsewhere.
The Dragons were believed to be in the box seat to land Turuva and offered him a unique deal which would have been the highest offer on the table. The Dragons deal ranged between $400,000 to $600,000 with triggers in the contract if Turuva managed to secure the fullback spot.
However it now looks like the Tigers have moved to the front of the queue to secure the reigning Dally M rookie of the year, who has scored eight tries through six games this season.
Another potential move to fullback won’t happen at the Tigers. It is understood the Tigers have targeted Turuva to play in the centres and provide cover for superstar Jahream Bula at fullback.
Newcastle also showed an interest in the Fijian international after he toured the club’s facilities and met officials during the Panthers’ recent bye, however the Knights never tabled a formal offer.
His signing would be a coup for coach Benji Marshall and interim chief executive Shane Richardson, with Marshall having already led the chase for Luai.
Turuva scored Penrith’s opening two tries in their 22-6 win against the Tigers last Saturday.
He becomes the latest member of Penrith’s dynasty to depart the club as the salary cap bites. At the end of this season, he will join Luai and prop James Fisher-Harris in heading for the exit.
Turuva’s management met with Penrith officials last week and talks continued but the parties have been unable to come to an agreement for the 21-year-old.
chances are if it’s hit the press the deal’s done. was the same with Luai.I am certain that he would have been discussed.
Remember that there are only 4 people that are involved NO LEAKS.
Brent Read I believe who is on good terms with Richo. Headline reads like it’s done.I am certain that he would have been discussed.
Remember that there are only 4 people that are involved NO LEAKS.
Fingers crossed, he's a good young playerchances are if it’s hit the press the deal’s done. was the same with Luai.
News like a Turuva signing would no doubt influence Stef’s thinking.Hold on to Stef now and we have a real strong team for 2025
Targeting him to play centre is interesting.Wests Tigers are on the verge of landing Penrith premiership winner Sunia Turuva after swooping under the guard of St George Illawarra.
Turuva, off contract at the end of the year, had been in talks with the Dragons after suggestions the Panthers were reluctant to offer him more than $350,000 per season.
It means Turuva will reunite with fellow premiership winner Jarome Luai at the Tigers and become the second Panther to join the club in four months.
Turuva had indicated his preference was to remain at Penrith but salary cap restraints meant they were initially in no position to match what was on the offer elsewhere.
The Dragons were believed to be in the box seat to land Turuva and offered him a unique deal which would have been the highest offer on the table. The Dragons deal ranged between $400,000 to $600,000 with triggers in the contract if Turuva managed to secure the fullback spot.
However it now looks like the Tigers have moved to the front of the queue to secure the reigning Dally M rookie of the year, who has scored eight tries through six games this season.
Another potential move to fullback won’t happen at the Tigers. It is understood the Tigers have targeted Turuva to play in the centres and provide cover for superstar Jahream Bula at fullback.
Newcastle also showed an interest in the Fijian international after he toured the club’s facilities and met officials during the Panthers’ recent bye, however the Knights never tabled a formal offer.
His signing would be a coup for coach Benji Marshall and interim chief executive Shane Richardson, with Marshall having already led the chase for Luai.
Turuva scored Penrith’s opening two tries in their 22-6 win against the Tigers last Saturday.
He becomes the latest member of Penrith’s dynasty to depart the club as the salary cap bites. At the end of this season, he will join Luai and prop James Fisher-Harris in heading for the exit.
Turuva’s management met with Penrith officials last week and talks continued but the parties have been unable to come to an agreement for the 21-year-old.