Brett will probably be playing NSW Cup next year.
There are claims him or Hall will play second row, but both are too small.
Unless maybe they are moving Manu into the second row, playing Hall in the centres and Morris on the wing.
Either way they need to be investigating... this has officially become a joke now.
In order to do that the Roosters would need to have a salary cap to manage.
With who? Wyong the feeder club for the Rorters has opted out due to them losing around a cool million through the partnership.Who will the Roosters leech onto now? Will they have to field a full Intrust squad themselves?
https://www.nbnnews.com.au/2018/03/02/roos-decide-to-cut-ties-with-roosters/
There’s concerns for the future of rugby league on the
Central Coast tonight, after the board of the
Wyong Roos voted to cut all ties with the Sydney Roosters.
It’s been reported that the decision is motivated by finances,
with the Roos forced to pay an annual six-figure sum to keep the partnership afloat.
The intention is to redirect those funds in the
sport’s grassroots.
http://www.wyongseniorroos.com.au/cgi-bin/events_sorted.cgi?type=News#news2_2018033110467
The Wyong Rugby League Club Group Board of Directors have made a decision
to end the association with the Sydney Roosters from the end of the 2018 season. This decision will end the participation of the Wyong Roos in the NSW Rugby League Intrust Super Premiership competition at the end of the 2018 season. The Wyong Roos have participated in the NSW Rugby League (NSW Cup/ISP NSW) competition since 2013 having made two Grand Finals over the past three years. See below the released reasoning behind the Board of Directors decision.