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Nicholas Shehadie (39)
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John Thornett (49)
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Says in there that Ioane is sticking around but haven't seen any to say officially
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Nev Cottrell (35)
Rebels attacking coach might be heading to Japan. An offer too good to refuse. If goes ahead would be interesting to see who would come in
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Geoff Shaw (53)
We have an attacking coach? Not sure I'm to worried about the loss if the last 2 seasons is anything to go by.
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John Thornett (49)
Yeah probably now he has done his ACL
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Nicholas Shehadie (39)
Force win tug-of-war for Reds playmaker Stewart
The Western Force have won the race to secure Queensland Reds playmaker Hamish Stewart on a two-year Super Rugby Pacific deal.
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Peter Sullivan (51)
yes, not so happy Reds blocked the move to Melbourne but happy (or well rewarded ?) for him to go to the Force. ah well it's a competitive market- apparentlyThat escalated quickly.Force win tug-of-war for Reds playmaker Stewart
The Western Force have won the race to secure Queensland Reds playmaker Hamish Stewart on a two-year Super Rugby Pacific deal.
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David Codey (61)
Getting real spicy between the Reds & Rebels.
I'm sure the Force may have been in a better position to negotiate a release with QLD. I wonder if there was an element of the Reds more willing to work the Force to spite the Rebels as well.
Force also had a real need a play maker is Pasitoa getting injured last week.
I'm sure the Force may have been in a better position to negotiate a release with QLD. I wonder if there was an element of the Reds more willing to work the Force to spite the Rebels as well.
Force also had a real need a play maker is Pasitoa getting injured last week.
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Geoff Shaw (53)
The Reds confirmed Stewart's release with a sly shot at the Rebels as they deal with salary cap pressure
"The Western Force made the request through the appropriate channels. They had a need with some injuries and departing inside backs," Reds GM of Rugby Sam Cordingley added.
“We have good depth at centre and some salary cap pressure with a large contingent of national players, so this is a good result for all parties.
“We’d like to thank Hamish for his commitment to Queensland Rugby over the past six years and we wish him all the very best with his move west.”
Sam Cordingley has a grudge by the sounds of it. Can't keep up with the politics at the Reds at the moment, no one seems happy.
or perhaps the Force just followed the correct channels?
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Nicholas Shehadie (39)
Some very obvious passive-aggression from Cordingley. Anyway, Happy Stewart made it out alive and probably has a better shot at 10 at the Force. Best of luck to him.
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You think the Reds MADE him sign with the Force????
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John Thornett (49)
Ive been quiet on the whole thing because I dont think either franchises have acted the best they could, if this was the brumbies this whole cluster f**k would never have happend. Good luck Hamish, he is a solid underated Super Rugby player & deserves to his oppotunity & doesn't need to be put in the middle of 2 teams in a d*ck messuring comp
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Tim Horan (67)
No, but they made him not sign with Melbourne. Rebels might deserve the pettiness but he doesn’t. Bizarre bridge burning that’s becoming typical for the Reds.