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Message: [QUOTE="Reyter, post: 2937750, member: 9656"] Parramatta and no idea. With Hayne it was a mutual agreement. He was willing to take a massive pay cut to go back to Parramatta. Manly are probably picking up all of Suli's tab. As far as I know, he was fired for not turning up for work on multiple occasions. Of course if another club is willing to pick up the players entire contract and the player is willing to go to that club, it wouldn't count in the Broncos salary cap. The chances of that happening are slim to none. Why would opposition teams want to help out the Broncos at it's own expense? The best case scenario would be a bidding war to see how much more the player can get and how little the Broncos would have to add to that. In the case of Glenn, that won't happen unless he drastically improves and if he did, the Broncos would no longer want to move him on. [/QUOTE]

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