CANTERBURY has sensationally released troubled teenager Moses Suli just one month after signing him on a massive deal.
The Bulldogs confirmed on Wednesday they had agreed to part company with the 19-year-old hulking outside back.
It comes barely four weeks after Suli was released by the Wests Tigers to join Belmore on a three-year deal reportedly worth around $430,000 a season.
Overweight, late to training, more than enough chances. What a joke!
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Give him 300k for a year, see how he goes.
He would be lucky to get minimum wage now Snake.
In previous years though he would have been exactly the type of player we would have gone for.
Now the club he would probably fit in with would probably be the titans or penrith
Apparently on Friday he begged for one last chance.
Monday morning = late for training.
Perfect example of why the NRL should bring in standard, modest youth contracts.
Give kids this kind of money and freedom and what do you expect is going to happen?
Uniform contracts until they turn 20, also will mean they will make their early club decisions on things like what's best for their development, rather than who is throwing the most coin at them.
You can't do that. Its a free and open market. In addition to that you might end up losing your most talented to Union.
I don’t agree.
This guy sounds like he would have thrown it all away regardless. Definitely issues outside of Football. Reminds me of Jacob Loko in a way. I thought Loko was unbelievable when he first debuted. Had it all. He wasn’t on a big contract but just couldn’t stick with it. What a waste.
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