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  • Broncos join race for Warriors star fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad

    Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad makes bombshell call on his NRL future

    NZ Warriors fullback Nicoll-Klokstad attracting interest from Catalans Dragons and uncertain about NRL future.

    Zero Tackle

    New Zealand Warriors fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad has attracted the interest of yet another team as his future in the NRL competition continues to remain uncertain.

    A dual-international for the Cook Islands (three games) and the New Zealand Kiwis (ten matches), Nicoll-Klokstad has been one of the best players at the Warriors since returning to the club in 2023 after a four-year stint with the Canberra Raiders.

    Already attracting the interest of the Catalans Dragons due to the exit of French international Arthur Mourge and pending retirement of ex-NRL fullback Sam Tomkins, another club...

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  • Warriors star Nicoll-Klokstad draws Broncos attention

    Max King with father David (l) and grandfather Johnny (r) after his debut for the Titans in 2017.

    Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad's future in NRL uncertain as he attracts interest from London Broncos in addition to Catalans.

    LeagueNews.co

    The future of New Zealand Warriors fullback Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad in the NRL competition remains uncertain as he has attracted interest from another team.

    Nicoll-Klokstad, who has also played for the Cook Islands and the New Zealand Kiwis, has been a standout player for the Warriors since returning to the club in 2023 after his time with the Canberra Raiders.

    At 29 years old, he is still in his prime and has been a vital player for the Warriors, helping them reach the 2023 Preliminary Final.

    The Catalans Dragons were previously interested in Nicoll-Klokstad due to changes in their roster, but now the London Broncos have also joined the race for his services.

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  • Galvin move Luai must make to save Tigers' season; first Broncos cracks appear - Crawls

    Galvin move Luai must make to save Tigers’ season; first Broncos cracks appear — Crawls

    Jarome Luai aims for "Team First" culture; needs to support reinstating Galvin for success against Sharks.

    Fox League

    Is Jarome Luai serious about creating a "Team First" culture at Wests Tigers?

    But with some of the ugly allegations relating to
    bullying and a so-called "unsafe workplace"
    that have been doing the rounds in NRL circles in recent days, it is more likely to get really messy for all involved in the coming days/weeks if Galvin is not granted a release.

    If so, Luai needs to take his own advice and back Lachlan Galvin's reinstatement in the team to take on the Sharks this Sunday.

    I don't think many fans or experts would disagree that if Galvin played in Monday's clash against Parramatta it could have been a different result for the Tigers who were overcome by the class of Mitchell Moses.

    It must be totally disheartening for Tigers fans having to sit back and watch on as another season threatens to go pear-shaped because of internal conflict.

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