Official Dane Nielsen

[Murphy]

right or wrong i love gossip,even more when it involves the sharkies

 

[Sharc]

neilson was coming ricky walks out dane dosent come

 

[snowman]

smart man that guy ^^^^

 

[Google News]

Orford Joins Central Coast Push

Matt Orford joins Central Coast Bears push
Josh Massoud and James Phelps
July 29, 2010 12:00AM

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HERE'S three names for Bulldogs fans to imagine in blue and white next year: Dane Neilsen, Reni Maitua and Greg Eastwood.

We've been reliably told the Dogs are very confident of luring Eastwood back from Leeds next year, while Maitua - albeit in Bali at present - only needs to convince club officials of his genuine desire to return to be given a second chance.

Neilsen has received offers from the Western Force and Cronulla, but the Storm outside back is now leaning toward Belmore.

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Source:http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=...coast-bears-push/story-e6frexnr-1225898161830

 

[dier]

This video is going to be so cool! You're not gonna chicken out are ya snowman?

 

[squiddy]

neilson was coming ricky walks out dane dosent come

Not correct sorry - totally off base


Hey Snowman had Dane signed for a 175K looooooong before Sticky was even thinking about leaving

 

[Fitzy2513]

If anyone watched the souths storm game, you would have seen Best make Neilsen look like a reserve grader. I'm glad we didn't sign him.

 

[greg_bird]

hey snowman


anymore news on neilson, since it looks like the storm are keeping inglis do we still have a shot?????

 

[dier]

Snowman is soon to be looking up hat ingredients.

 

[josh11223344]

I won't be excited at all if we sign neilson he is not really an attacking spark we have got way better and on the money he's earning it's not worth playing him at wing. I would much rather tighe he plays with heart and will be half the price.

 

[Blix]

I won't be excited at all if we sign neilson he is not really an attacking spark we have got way better and on the money he's earning it's not worth playing him at wing. I would much rather tighe he plays with heart and will be half the price.

I would take Nightingale hands down

 

[snowman]

staying a stain

 

[moruya shark]

I would take Neilson over Best any day of the week !!!

 

[SharkLabelSociety]

Snowy - can I suggest marinading the hat before you cook it? Brings out the flavour.

 

[josh11223344]

neilson won't be going anywhere as inglis announced he is being released.

 

[Sharky Pete]

neilson won't be going anywhere as inglis announced he is being released.

Where did you find that out, mate?

 

[Megashark]

Where did you find that out, mate?

Melbourne Storm release Greg Inglis who agrees to terms with Brisbane Broncos
By Wayne Heming
August 10, 2010

The long-running Greg Inglis saga is finally over with the superstar centre agreeing to terms with the Brisbane Broncos just hours after he was released by the Melbourne Storm.
Inglis has agreed to terms on a two-year deal through 2012 when he'll re-assess his future with an independent commission running the NRL and bigger salary cap operating once a new TV rights deal locked in.

Melbourne confirmed that it would release Inglis and Brett White from the rest of their contracts after this season, as it submitted its playing roster for 2011.

Storm coach Craig Bellamy paid tribute to the departing players.

"The legacy that all of our players who are leaving this club have made on the Melbourne Storm won't be lost on those still remaining any time soon," said Bellamy.

"We're sad to see them go and they're sad to be going."

It's believed Brisbane closed the Inglis deal on Monday after tapping into its $300,000 marquee player allowance to bump up its offer to Inglis by an additional $45,000.

The marquee player allowance lets clubs to top up deals to players.

It's been doubled from $150,000 to $300,000 in 2011 and can be used on one player or up to 15 players on a club's list.

Melbourne's confidence about keeping Inglis soared over the weekend following talks with NRL salary cap auditor Ian Schubert when there was no directive they would have to disband their Fab Four of Inglis, Billy Slater, Cameron Smith and Cooper Cronk.

But their last ditch bid to retain him by releasing a string of players was trumped by the Broncos' revised two-year package plus Inglis' desire to be with his fiancée Sally Robinson who has just started a new job in Brisbane.

The opportunity to share in Darren Lockyer's final NRL seasons also greatly appealed to Inglis.
Fellow suitors Gold Coast made a late offer which included a better second year arrangement financially and South Sydney owner Russell Crowe also showed interest but Brisbane were always confident of securing Inglis.

They had been sitting back waiting for his manager Allan Gainey to make the final call, which he did on Monday.

Brisbane then played their final ace and the deal was done.

While they said publicly they would not budge on their final offer, they would have been mad to have missed out on a player of Inglis's talents for the sake of $50,000.

Inglis's move to the six-time premiers will further strain relations between the two power clubs of the past two decades which hit rock bottom after the Broncos beat Melbourne in the 2006 grand final.

His signing however will seriously ease coach Ivan Henjak's pain at losing giant young centre Israel Folau to the AFL next season.

With Bulldogs representative prop Ben Hannant set to return to the Brisbane, the Broncos are set to be a real force in 2011 and beyond.

The addition of a world class player such as Inglis ensures Brisbane's backline retains its strike out wide with Justin Hodges preparing to return from a snapped Achilles which has kept him off the field in 2010.

http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,27527702-5018866,00.html

 

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In-Demand Centre Dane Nielsen Signs Two-Year Deal To Stay With Melbourne Storm

In-demand centre Dane Nielsen signs two-year deal to stay with Melbourne Storm
From: AAP
August 13, 2010 2:50PM

MELBOURNE have moved to fill the gaping hole left by the departure of superstar Greg Inglis by re-signing Dane Nielsen.

The 25-year-old centre looked a likely fall guy when Inglis was contemplating staying with the Storm but his switch to Brisbane this week freed up enough money to keep Nielsen at the club for a further two years.

Chief executive Ron Gauci announced that through the loss of Inglis and Test forward Brett White, to Canberra, Melbourne would be under the salary cap for 2011.

Queenslander Nielsen played a season with the Sharks in 2007 and they along with the Bulldogs, Warriors and Super 15 side the Western Force were interested in signing him for next season.

The Storm also announced they had re-signed backup hooker/five-eighth Rory Kostjasyn for a further two years.

Source:http://news.google.com/news/url?sa=...stays-with-storm/story-e6frep5x-1225904958509

 

[Thresher]

how old is dane neilson?

29

 

[slide rule]

hey snowman


anymore news on neilson, since it looks like the storm are keeping inglis do we still have a shot?????

He's gone to the Dragons mate, but it looks like he might be in trouble for an off field incident.