Tyrone May anyone

[chihuahua dog]

I'd rather run last than support a team containing lodge and tyrone may

 

[LordSidious66]

All the idiots bad mouthing the club over nothing. [emoji23][emoji23]

 

[AlzzBulldog]

All the idiots bad mouthing the club over nothing. [emoji23][emoji23]

Its funny isnt it...

 

[CQDog]

Gus is Mike Ashley. Using us for money. I can’t believe I have to sit through another Mike Ashley situation again. #Jabba the Hutt Out

 

[Dogiezz]

I'd rather run last than support a team containing lodge and tyrone may

We will probably be last after this round if Tigers win

 

[AlzzBulldog]

Imagine signing a utility on minimum wage who has won a premiership ahahaha

But but but hes a ****

 

[D- voice]

Telegraph saying he is dogs bound

Oh...The Daily Tellacrap LOL
Yesterday it was Lodge Today it's May, I wonder who it's going to be Tomorrow

 

[Gene Krupa]

Telegraph saying he is dogs bound

Could be he plays as a centre.

Have people forgotten what he had done.

 

[wendog33]

Oh...The Daily Tellacrap LOL
Yesterday it was Lodge Today it's May, I wonder who it's going to be Tomorrow

Zane Tetavano on 500k lol

 

[Kempsey Dog]

We will probably be last after this round if Tigers win

Riding Melbourne home on the Meaney and Pezet wagon

 

[XPICATE]

Don’t remember taking much notice of him but a premiership winning utility who can cover virtually anywhere from hooker to half could be of some value to us.

 

[hoody06]

May as well bring tricky trindall to guide him.

 

[dogzofwar]

Are we seriously signing all the most hateable blokes possible?

It’s not working the other way

 

[CQDog]

Bulldogs lead race to sign Tyrone May in surprise NRL market move
Canterbury boss Phil Gould has continued his raid on current and former Penrith players with the club set to give a fallen star a shock NRL lifeline.

Michael Carayannis and Brent Read

2 min read
June 17, 2023 - 11:02AM
News Corp Australia Sports Newsroom

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The Bulldogs are set to offer Tyrone Mayan NRL lifeline as they close in on signing the fallen Penrith premiership winner.
The Sunday Telegraph has learnt that May has told his current club Catalans Dragons that he will relocate to Australia at season’s end.
The Bulldogs have emerged as his likely destination with May set to ink a multi-year contract to reunite with Canterbury coach Cameron Ciraldo.

The NRL would need to rubberstamp his contract before he is allowed to return to the game.
May has spent the past two seasons in NRL exile after being sacked from Penrith just weeks after being part of the club’s 2021 premiership win.

Tyrone May is set to return to the NRL, with the Bulldogs leading the race for his signature. Picture: Getty Images
He joined Catalans last season on a one-year deal before recommitting for a further 12 months. May will finish the year with the Super League club before coming back to Australia. He returns to Australia with a 56-game career plagued by off-field headlines.
May was axed by the Panthers following a controversial post on Instagram after the 2021 grand final win against South Sydney. The post, which was deleted three days later, was investigated by the NRL Integrity Unit.
Not long after the Panthers premiership success May ripped off the lyrics of a song from Canadian rapper Drake called Fair Trade.
“And the dirt that they threw on my name. Turned the soil and I grew up out of it.
“Time for y’all to figure out what y’all gon’ do about it. Love my brothers.”
With the post, May included a photo of himself at court, where he was accompanied by Panthers coach Ivan Cleary.

Tyrone May leaves Parramatta Local Court in November, 2019.
May’s prior offences were taken into consideration too when he was cut loose by Penrith who had stood-by him previously.
May pleaded guilty to four counts of intentionally recording an image without consent and in January, 2020, was sentenced to 300 hours of community service, as part of a three-year community corrections order.
The utility would join fellow Penrith premiership winners Matt Burton, Viliame Kikau and Stephen Crichton at the Bulldogs next season. It also gives him a chance to work under Ciraldo again.
May was part of Ciraldo’s under-20s side which beat Manly in the 2015 grand final.
He will become the second player to resurrect their career at the club after Canterbury agreed to give Bronson Xerri a second chance when his drug ban expires before the start of next season.
The Bulldogs are facing an uphill battle to keep Jake Averillo as the Dolphins circle. Fellow centre Paul Alamoti has also held talks with North Queensland as he considers his future at Belmore.
Veteran half Josh Reynolds is likely to retire at season’s end while off-contract duo Kyle Flanagan and Luke Thompson are expected to be moved on.

Bronson Xerri will return to the NRL with Canterbury. Picture: John Grainger
Canterbury have been on a recruitment drive, having held discussions with rival forwards Tyson Frizell, Hame Sele and Matt Lodge, as well as being linked with Dragons skipper Ben Hunt.
May’s likely return to the NRL will also mean he will come up against his younger brother Taylan for the first time in their careers. The pair never played first grade together at Penrith but joined forces for Samoa at the World Cup. Taylan won’t play a game this season after rupturing his ACL in Penrith’s World Club Challenge loss to St Helens.
Their other brother Terrell May is a first grader with the Sydney Roosters.
BULLDOGS SQUAD OVERHAUL
COMING
Stephen Crichton (until 2027), Bronson Xerri (until 2025)
IN THE HUNT
Matt Lodge, Tyson Frizell, Ben Hunt, Tyrone May, Hame Sele.
GOING
Jake Averillo (likely Dolphins), Josh Reynolds (likely retirement), Kyle Flanagan (TBA), Luke Thompson (TBA).
UNCERTAIN
Braidon Burns, Fa’amanu Brown, Jayden Okunbor, Paul Alamoti, Samuel Hughes, Corey Waddell, Declan Casey

 

[Scoobs]

It might not be true but even if it is.. if he can come here and do his job then who gives a fuck about his reputation.. no more mr nice guy.. look where its gotten us
Roosters have always had a team full of ***** and they dont care and they win premierships

That's a fine approach, i think the problem here is that he's not very good at football

 

[AlzzBulldog]

That's a fine approach, i think the problem here is that he's not very good at football

Provides good utility value for minimum wage.. better than what weve got and is a premiership winner.. but it not be true anyway so we will see

 

[Gene Krupa]

What happened to the no dickhead policy.

 

[Dogiezz]

What happened to the no dickhead policy.

What happened to our defence orientated footy team?

 

[underdogsontop2246]

good signing still only 26. very good utility player and can cover a lot of positions

 

[Robbothedestroyer]

He was shite at panthers rather give some of the decent young guys coming thru an opportunity.