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Mattpoet
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Nrl.com reporting that Slater has officially signed on for next year.
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tigerr
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Yep he just announced it at the Storm POTYA.

Brilliant!!!

Run Billy Run!!!
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Matt Egan & will toloi have signed with falcons isc squad
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Apparently we have made Jackson Hastings a offer, he was in Melbourne for his tour during the week..
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Isn't he still signed with the Sea Eagles in 2018
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mattystorm1987 wrote:Apparently we have made Jackson Hastings a offer, he was in Melbourne for his tour during the week..
Good news. I was worried about cover for Croft if/when he gets injured next year. Hastings would cover both halves positions.
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glennb wrote:Isn't he still signed with the Sea Eagles in 2018
It has been reported that Manly are happy to release him.
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So obviously we are not applying our no dickhead policy for 2018.
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tigerr wrote:So obviously we are not applying our no dickhead policy for 2018.
well we still let you post on this Board...so clearly not.....
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Storm Spirit wrote:
tigerr wrote:So obviously we are not applying our no dickhead policy for 2018.
well we still let you post on this Board...so clearly not.....
ok ok...maybe a tad harsh seeing as you have pulled your head in over the last few weeks...

sometimes it just takes a little maturity to not be a dipstick....hopefully Hastings now realizes that he has to work his ass off to achieve an NRL career and not just ride on his father's coat tails...
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cheers - let's hope Bellamy can turn him around
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tigerr wrote:cheers - let's hope Bellamy can turn him around
agreed...

we all just want any Storm player to prosper and contribute to the team's success...
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tigerr wrote:So obviously we are not applying our no dickhead policy for 2018.
I actually agree with that...
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Article up of fox sports mentioning both parties are interested in keeping Curtis Scott here for another few years. Contract likely to be done before the 2018 season.
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blazza18 wrote:Article up of fox sports mentioning both parties are interested in keeping Curtis Scott here for another few years. Contract likely to be done before the 2018 season.
We should strike while the iron is hot. There was a bit of talk linking him with a move back to Cronulla, so hoping this gets done asap.
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