The Mole: The true cause of Wests Tigers chairman Lee Hagipantelis’ resignation is disclosed
The Tigers chairman holds regular long lunches with journalists who support him and blame others at the club for the Tigers’ demise.
The media campaign has upset the Group, who also run the powerful Wests Ashfield Leagues Club, and have ordered the review of the club.
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But the complicating factor is that if Hagipantelis goes, his company’s – Bryden’s Lawyers – $1 million sponsorship could go with him.
“Great shock” as the warrior was informed he might depart Warriors dynamo In a significant surprise, Josh Curran has been granted permission to talk with other clubs, and at least two Sydney sides are eager to sign him.
Over the last two seasons, the 23-year-old has shown to be one of the Warriors’ top attack forwards. He has also played for Prime Minister’s XIII and the Indigenous All Stars.
He played 23 games for the Warriors this season, contributing energy off the bench in several games as they surged from second place to the top four.
The rugged backrower is under contract through the end of the next season, but Curran is probably going to be traded since the Warriors, coming off of such a successful 2023 campaign, need to find space in the salary cap to improve their finest young players.
Broncos are about to lose Paix due to his demotion.Hooker Cory Paix, who is upset about being the team’s third option for hookers in crucial end-of-season games, appears to be leaving the Broncos.
Paix only participated in one game after round 14 of the season, all of which were bench games.