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sallymay wrote: ↑Thu Nov 28, 2019 12:18 am Well storm have also put out a msg on twitter saying a player is locked in


Would be surprised if it just Storm just making Cam Smith official

I do really hope it’s Tino though

yourhero wrote: ↑Fri Nov 29, 2019 1:24 pm So confirmed by the club;
- Curtis to Canberra
- Brodie to Brisbane
- JAC staying

I would like to believe JAC staying was his choice, but I am not that naive.

yourhero wrote: ↑Fri Nov 29, 2019 1:24 pm So confirmed by the club;
- Curtis to Canberra
- Brodie to Brisbane
- JAC staying

I would like to believe JAC staying was his choice, but I am not that naive.

blazza18 wrote: ↑Fri Nov 29, 2019 2:18 pm According to the Storm piece on letting the two go this was all about being cap compliant for next season.

A bad look for the club to tap a club legend on the shoulder and then a month later let the player who they replaced him with in the finals walk as well.That he's going to the Raiders isn't ideal either.

I really don't understand how the club let it get to this point. But at least we have Ryley Jacks to get excited about.

yourhero wrote: ↑Fri Nov 29, 2019 1:24 pm So confirmed by the club;
- Curtis to Canberra
- Brodie to Brisbane
- JAC staying

I would like to believe JAC staying was his choice, but I am not that naive.
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Weidler is a hack based on the tripe he has historically passed off as journalism.....but clearly this story has some legs...


Addo-Carr isn't foxing about wanting a move back to Sydney

Josh Addo-Carr was made a promise when he signed with the Storm that he liked the sound of: the club was about family first. It's why he is giving serious consideration to walking away from the final two years of his contract there.

Sources who know Addo-Carr well say he is at a point where he wants to put family before everything else. If you think it sounds like the situation that Latrell Mitchell is facing on the family front, you are right. Mitchell is expecting his second child. Addo-Carr has had a change in his personal life.
Josh Addo-Carr has told Storm he is staying.

Josh Addo-Carr has told Storm he is staying.Credit:Getty Images

Without going into the details, Addo-Carr recently got custody of his five-year-old daughter. His partner, who is from Sydney, is pregnant. The pair have no family in Melbourne. His family is from Sydney and he is determined to bring his kids up around family.

The Storm sat down with Addo-Carr and his agent, Chris Orr, in Sydney on Friday.

"They confirmed their position around his contract and their desire for him to stay and extend,'' Orr said. "Josh spoke openly about his feelings on a number of things. He is not due back [at club training] until the middle of December."

Did they talk about Addo-Carr's family situation? "He certainly spoke about his family and feelings around that," Orr said.

The Storm went public to try and shut the story down, using quite emotive language, something we don't associate with the club.

"Where the talk is coming from, I'm not sure, but I can say hand on heart Josh is committed to Storm as much as we're committed to Josh," chief executive Dave Donaghy said.

Addo Carr is not committed to the club. He is committed to his family. He doesn't have a deal in place to move on.

While there are denials, the Tigers could be home once again. The Tigers have said they are not chasing him, because he is contracted to the Storm.

Addo-Carr clearly wants a change. Should he be given that opportunity, Sydney clubs will start looking at how they can fit him in. He is also good friends with Mitchell. It's difficult to know if any club could snare the pair.

Mitchell has seen his reputation trashed by critics and former greats, but he believes his ability will see him through and he will land a good deal with another club. The thing that has irked him is that he feels he was used up by the Cowboys. Mitchell's tour of Townsville resulted in a request from Valentine Holmes to be released by the New York Jets in the NFL. That didn't go unnoticed. The Cowboys say their interest was genuine.