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From the Daily:
Cummings also confirmed the Sea Eagles would be in the market from today for another high-profile forward after missing out on Dragons young gun Ben Creagh who re-signed with St George-Illawarra yesterday.
``We've got to sit down and think through our strategy,'' Cummings said.
``We'll be aggressive for a couple of players.
``Two (high-profile) players per year is what we usually try to sign.
``But until players make up their minds, there's not much we can do.
``It's like a chess game at the moment.
``There's stuff going on everywhere.''
In other player movement news big prop Mark Bryant has received a two-year offer from Manly which his manager Jim Banaghan has knocked back.
``It's unsatisfactory and we'll be going on the open market,'' Banaghan said.
Bryant has received interest from two other clubs.
Negotiations are also still on-going and positive with five-eighth Travis Burns. The club is hopeful of securing the young pivot, while utility back Paul Stephenson is also on the open market.
Cummings also confirmed the Sea Eagles would be in the market from today for another high-profile forward after missing out on Dragons young gun Ben Creagh who re-signed with St George-Illawarra yesterday.
``We've got to sit down and think through our strategy,'' Cummings said.
``We'll be aggressive for a couple of players.
``Two (high-profile) players per year is what we usually try to sign.
``But until players make up their minds, there's not much we can do.
``It's like a chess game at the moment.
``There's stuff going on everywhere.''
In other player movement news big prop Mark Bryant has received a two-year offer from Manly which his manager Jim Banaghan has knocked back.
``It's unsatisfactory and we'll be going on the open market,'' Banaghan said.
Bryant has received interest from two other clubs.
Negotiations are also still on-going and positive with five-eighth Travis Burns. The club is hopeful of securing the young pivot, while utility back Paul Stephenson is also on the open market.
