Manly counters Canberra's offer to keep Jamal Fogarty with a three-year deal, shifting his focus to the Dolphins.
Manly have countered Canberra's latest bid to keep Jamal Fogarty by tabling a three-year offer for the Raiders halfback, who has now turned his attention to a Dolphins side fresh off "the best game of football" they've played since joining the NRL.
The Raiders had offered Fogarty a revised two-year deal to stay in Canberra which would give coach Ricky Stuart an experienced playmaker to help develop rising stars Ethan Sanders and Ethan Strange.
Now Manly have raised the stakes by upping their offer to three years, with the club chasing a halfback to fill the void left by Daly Cherry-Evans when he leaves Brookvale at season's end.