If it is over 550k forget it. Souffs are the only other contender if you believe the reports.
He’s overpriced for a winger mate! And he’s not a fullback! We should of got him when he was still at the tigers in 2016. We need to move on from this bloke. We’ve already paid big money for a winger in Cotric who is still yet to prove himself at Centre.
Whether he's a fullback or not, he's not going to be a fullback for us. Averillo will be our fullback, it's as simple as that.
Plus DWZ is on more then he’s worth.
Look at this **** we are all entitled to our opinions and we will all continue to do so if you don’t like it fuck off you turd
Expect we'll find out where we stand in the coming week or so. Clearly the same as the Mitchell situation where there's a possibility for it being drawn out, which I highly doubt the club will allow. If JAC wants to come here I'd expect him to be announced soon. If he isn't, I'd expect the Dogs to officially pull out of the race soon enough also.South Sydney Rabbitohs on Josh Addo Carr contract, Bulldogs, Stephen Crichton | Daily Telegraph
Josh Addo-Carr has a lucrative offer from Canterbury on the table but the Storm flyer’s desire to play in the cardinal and myrtle of South Sydney has not waned.
There is one problem for Addo-Carr and his Rabbitohs ambitions though: the Redfern club has no plans to initiate contract talks until star fullback Latrell Mitchell and forward Junior Tatola are locked up for season 2022 and beyond.
The Bulldogs entered the race for Addo-Carr’s signature this week with a four-year deal worth around $2 million dollars.
Josh Addo-Carr may not get his wish to play with the Rabbitohs in 2022. Picture: AAP Image/Scott Barbour
The Daily Telegraph understands the Rabbitohs won’t join the hunt for The Fox with the club already identifying their three top retention priorities: Keaon Koloamatangi, Mitchell and Tatola.
Rising forward Kolomatangi was locked in until the end of season 2023 in November with South Sydney’s attention now turning to Mitchell and Tatola, who are both off contract at the end of 2021.
Also at Redfern, Corey Allan’s manager has moved to quash suggestions the Queensland State of Origin fullback is on the outer at South Sydney.
With Mitchell set to return from a hamstring injury and take his place at fullback Allan could find himself struggling for a regular starting spot in season 2021.
“There has never been a discussion about him being released but the club has said ‘if you come to us with a proposition we can consider, we’ll talk about it then’,” Allan’s manager Sam Ayoub said.
This is the kind of 139th post I expect of people. Lovely. Well done kind Sir!
I can’t see Hill letting it drag out. He smelt the bullshit early on with Latrell and canned the negotiations the same thing will happen here if he senses it.
Completely agree which is why I'm not too worried. The fact it's got to this point though makes me feel as though there's much more substance to it that Mitchell, however who really knows? We'll find out soon enough I think as the leak of the 'official offer' will no doubt put the ball in JAC's court, plus any rivals, to make their positions known.
Because he has what we need,the need for speed ,what we have offered is an excellent offer to become a part of a club with new hope in the coaches the board and players comming on board to really improve and make this club competetive again we are on the rise and if he wants to be part of it for the price we offer then awsome welcome to our great club if not then so be it bye bye
The Knights won't have the money to offer what we will. Its between us and Souths, and even then they won't have the money we have to offer.
BTW if they offer 650k a year when they already have guys on a mil plus a year good on them lol.
Yeah I really like that move too. Very smart move by the club. If he turns us down, go even harder for Chricton. If I was Penrith I'd be using this 2 week deadline to lock him up now
Hey Howie B brah
Exactly right my bro
