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Parramatta upgrade offer to Gutherson

Posted by Blue Eel on April 15, 2019 at 5:22pm

Parramatta have put in an upgraded offer to skipper Clint Gutherson to keep him at the club beyond 2019.

NRL.com understands the Eels, who held a recruitment and retention meeting last Thursday to discuss his future, have decided to up the offer they originally put to Gutherson before Christmas.

The Eels decided last week that they would revise the original offer, however wanted to wait until after Sunday’s match against the Raiders before tabling the new deal.

The club on Monday made contact with Gutherson’s manager, Sam Ayoub, who is expected to meet with his client in the coming days to discuss the new deal.

The Eels, whose original offer was around $500,000 a season, have been impressed with Gutherson’s start to the season and believe their desire to keep him at the club is reflected in the new multi-year deal.

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Blue Eel April 15, 2019 at 5:25pm

I wonder what the offer is.
- colin hussey > Blue Eel April 15, 2019 at 6:19pm
  
  Possibly more money!!!
- Robert Lloyd > Blue Eel April 16, 2019 at 9:09am
  
  Blue Eel: Clint Gutherson can meet with the Eels #1 fan, Robert Lloyd, any time he wants. That will attract any player. Of course, it will cost him some money: I have a family to feed!
- DRC Coast > Blue Eel April 16, 2019 at 11:37pm
  
  Fong would probably know, oh thats right i forgot hes banned!
ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER April 15, 2019 at 5:34pm

I hope it around 700,000 or more because he worth it
- Chuck Norris. > ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER April 15, 2019 at 8:19pm
  
  no 600 k max
MontoEel April 15, 2019 at 5:36pm

I seriously wouldnt increase the offer! I dont think Gutherson is a leader and to be honest IF he was to injure himself again as he did not long ago his career would likely be done and dusted! He wasnt that great against the Raiders and I wouldnt be overly disappointed if he was to go elsewhere.
- Brett Allen > MontoEel April 15, 2019 at 5:42pm
  
  Rubbish Monto. He embodies everything that the club aspires to be, the knee injuries are of no concern, the future will take care of itself. He has been in our top 3 every week, including last night and he is growing into the leadership.
  
  He is a must keep.
  - MontoEel > Brett Allen April 15, 2019 at 6:40pm
    
    Another Knee injury Brett and Gutherson's career is all but over! I admire his desire and drive but at the end of the day the Eels havent won a premiership since 1986 and they need players that are strong without suspect injuries that could see them sidelined indefinitely.
    - Nigel > MontoEel April 15, 2019 at 6:47pm
      
      All we can do is speculate as to the probability of re-occurring injuries. I'm assuming management are seeking medical advice and doing what is appropriate.

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