According to the post match press conference coach Brad Arthur and captain Clint Gutherson both said that Mitch Moses signing is not official. So is there still a chance he may go elsewhere??
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Trooper sometimes u just make me 🤦♂️.
I'm glad I make you happy 😁
He will now be asking for 6 years and 1.8 million after last night.
More than likely
It'd be funny if it wasn't a possibility his team could come back wanting more.
It's a done deal
I think what they mean is he has not signed the contract yet. The media reported he has agreed, different to signing. So now i believe it is just the paperwork and final legal things to go through with wording of the deal. He is staying til 2028, but hasn't put pen to paper yet, only agreed.
Until everything is actually signed it's not a done deal. Premature ejaculation. Once signed it's official. There's still a chance he could change his mind
Oh definately, but instead of negotiations, it is now in the wording of a contract part so to speak. Rather than full on negotiations.
Not if the agreement is in principle. The terms would have to change from what was agreed for him to be able to back out now.
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