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Salford may have just offered him more money.

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Radio 5 Live: Saturday 14 April 2007

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Rumour has it he has signed a deal at Salford for next year. Why is is no longer required at huddersfield?

Does suffer from a lot of injuries, could be that

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:lol: :lol: :lol: Another Willie Talau maybe? 12 games in 2 seasons at about a Grand a game plus free lodgings, car etc etc & maybe Flight Home as well? :lol: :lol: :lol:

I could give you numerous examples over the years. One or two (Steve Hampson and Sam Panapa spring to mind) but it's a shame the club is still so painfully predictable with its recruitment.

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Rumour has it he has signed a deal at Salford for next year. Why is is no longer required at huddersfield?

Too injury prone probably.

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Sounds like a textbook Salford signing in that case.

Is it not a case of the best of whats available from limited resources we have as a game?

For me its another example of how, even with the salary cap the perceived small clubs still have to take a punt on injury prone players who if fit maybe an improvement, but thats a big if.

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Is it not a case of the best of whats available from limited resources we have as a game?

For me its another example of how, even with the salary cap the perceived small clubs still have to take a punt on injury prone players who if fit maybe an improvement, but thats a big if.

Too many ifs.

Broughton, Boyle, Myler etc are the sort of signings the club should be targeting.

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Too many ifs.

Broughton, Boyle, Myler etc are the sort of signings the club should be targeting.

We don't know that there not. Maybe a case of getting who you can for all we know.

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