Rumour Fox to Storm request denied

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Trade Jayden Okunbor for Xavier Coates. Fair deal. You can a have a long-term beast number 2. Bellamy you said you can make superstars, well go ahead.

1. Ryan Papenhuyzen
2. Jayden Okunbor
3. Reimis Smith
4. Justin Olam
5. Nick Meaney
6. Cameron Munster
7. Jahrome Hughes

You have 3 ex-Bulldog players?
That says alot about your opinion! Lol
 

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Asshole of a club
If Bellamy is so great why has he turned meaney n co into world class players like everyone said he would
Why would he need fox
Why can’t he wave his magical wand and turn one of those turds into a world class winger …:::
The loss of Finucane coming home to roost!!!
Fuck the QLD storm!!
 

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For the first time in years the storm are hit with a few injuries and they want to start poaching players!!! Get fucked. NRL should shit can this idea.
Here’s an idea Bellamy, you can have the fox for the rest of the year and we’ll have Munster for 2023.
The fox has blue and white blood now. The storm can go suck a bag of dicks.
 

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It's going to be a dire situation next year. They will lose the Brommich brothers, Kaufusi and Smith. You cannot simply replace that much experience from a winning culture.
 

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I read something about them enquiring about loaning Reece Walsh but the Warriors told them to fuck off. Again, the fact it's even possible this late in the season is a joke.

The Broncos set the precedent by giving the Panthers TPJ for the last few games and finals. Hopefully no other club is dumb enough to help a finals team in such a way.
The Broncs were done with TPJ though. I think is loaning James and Horse last year was more comparable. But those guys were warning the bench and getting some first grade games into them was beneficial to the Raiders too. Also, the raiders aren’t coonts. Fuck the storm!
 

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It's going to be a dire situation next year. They will lose the Brommich brothers, Kaufusi and Smith. You cannot simply replace that much experience from a winning culture.
1. Pap
2. Meaney/Jennings
3. Olam
4. Remis
5. Coates
6. Munster
7. Hughes
8. Welch
9. Grant
10. NAS
11. Loiero
12. Howarth (might take a bit to be integrated)
13. Sims

14. Wishart/Meaney
15. Kamikamica
16. King
17. MacDonald/Moeroa

With that spine they're still going to be a top team. Injuries in the outside backs this year has killed them. Pap being out most of the years been killer too.
 

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The Canterbury Bulldogs have rejected an inquiry from the Melbourne Storm about bringing in-form winger Josh Addo-Carr back to the club on loan for the remainder of the season.

The Herald can reveal the Storm wanted to orchestrate an Addo-Carr homecoming for the last six weeks of the season plus finals due to their horrific injury toll.
The Bulldogs, however, denied the request, which would have seen Addo-Carr play for Melbourne for the remainder of the year then return to Canterbury for the final two years of his contract.

The Herald contacted Bulldogs general manager Phil Gould for comment. Gould said Addo-Carr meant too much to the club’s fans to allow him to take up the option with his former club.

Addo-Carr showed the value of him remaining at the Bulldogs by raising spirits at the club with a starring role in their victory over the Gold Coast Titans on Sunday. The Bulldogs winger scored a hat-trick in the win.

The Storm have a number of players on their hitlist as they look to overcome injuries to Ryan Papenhuyzen and Xavier Coates.

The Storm have previously made inquiries about Gold Coast’s Jayden Campbell and the Wests Tigers’ Adam Doueihi. Melbourne officials have also recently enquired about Wests Tigers fullback Daine Laurie.

The Tigers are considering releasing the fullback - if the Storm follow through with their inquiry - in the hope he can gain invaluable experience and knowledge under some of the game’s best coaches and players during a hit-and-run mission with the Storm.

Laurie’s future at the Wests Tigers is somewhat uncertain. There are sections of the club who aren’t convinced he is the long-term No.1 and are discussing a potential swap deal for Penrith’s Charlie Staines.

The Wests Tigers roster could be set for an overhaul over the summer. Jackson Hastings’ future at the club isn’t guaranteed.

There are a number of people at the club who don’t believe he is a good influence on the team despite the image he portrays in the media for the fans. He has become a cult hero, but the view is different among most internally.

The Knights had discussed a potential play for his services. Inquiries were also made with the Bulldogs but it is not expected Hastings will end up at Belmore.

It’s not the last we’ve heard about Hastings. Nor Luke Brooks for that matter.
 

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Should tell them we will if they provide us a player of equal value... The *****
 

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The Canterbury Bulldogs have rejected an inquiry from the Melbourne Storm about bringing in-form winger Josh Addo-Carr back to the club on loan for the remainder of the season.

The Herald can reveal the Storm wanted to orchestrate an Addo-Carr homecoming for the last six weeks of the season plus finals due to their horrific injury toll.
The Bulldogs, however, denied the request, which would have seen Addo-Carr play for Melbourne for the remainder of the year then return to Canterbury for the final two years of his contract.

The Herald contacted Bulldogs general manager Phil Gould for comment. Gould said Addo-Carr meant too much to the club’s fans to allow him to take up the option with his former club.

Addo-Carr showed the value of him remaining at the Bulldogs by raising spirits at the club with a starring role in their victory over the Gold Coast Titans on Sunday. The Bulldogs winger scored a hat-trick in the win.

The Storm have a number of players on their hitlist as they look to overcome injuries to Ryan Papenhuyzen and Xavier Coates.

The Storm have previously made inquiries about Gold Coast’s Jayden Campbell and the Wests Tigers’ Adam Doueihi. Melbourne officials have also recently enquired about Wests Tigers fullback Daine Laurie.

The Tigers are considering releasing the fullback - if the Storm follow through with their inquiry - in the hope he can gain invaluable experience and knowledge under some of the game’s best coaches and players during a hit-and-run mission with the Storm.

Laurie’s future at the Wests Tigers is somewhat uncertain. There are sections of the club who aren’t convinced he is the long-term No.1 and are discussing a potential swap deal for Penrith’s Charlie Staines.

The Wests Tigers roster could be set for an overhaul over the summer. Jackson Hastings’ future at the club isn’t guaranteed.

There are a number of people at the club who don’t believe he is a good influence on the team despite the image he portrays in the media for the fans. He has become a cult hero, but the view is different among most internally.

The Knights had discussed a potential play for his services. Inquiries were also made with the Bulldogs but it is not expected Hastings will end up at Belmore.

It’s not the last we’ve heard about Hastings. Nor Luke Brooks for that matter.
Wow, the NRL should stop this shite. Any club that borrows players for 6 weeks and wins a GF loses any integrity winning IMO.
 
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