Always a Wasp
General Category => Wasps Rugby Discussion => Topic started by: Raggs on July 14, 2020, 12:03:10 PM
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www.wasps.co.uk/news/15-wasps-players-sign-new-long-term-contracts/
Tons of players, including players who'd already extended. Probably what Lima was talking about.
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Fantastic news!!
Also ends the Brad Shields to Saints rumours
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Great news. That's some really key guys nailed on "long term", which I'm taking to mean 3 yrs minimum as 2 years would be pretty standard. And not only established players like Launch, Robson, Shields, Willis, but also some emerging youngsters like Oghre, Spink and Willis jr now with us for the long haul. Well done to everyone involved.
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Fantastic news!!
Also ends the Brad Shields to Saints rumours
Absolutely. We are putting together a helluva squad.
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Nice to see Barbeary commited to the club as well.
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Fantastic news!!
Also ends the Brad Shields to Saints rumours
What were the other leaver rumours?
Tom Cruse to Bristol was one, wasn't he? And no mention of him in the extensions (although not announced as having signed at Bristol, so presumably has a Year left on his contract / Wasps weren't seeking to extend his contact?)
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It's now down to who hasn't signed and how long they have left.
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Flament to Toulouse ? On social medias he likes everything linking him to Toulouse.
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Fantastic news. Amongst the turmoil others are in we are building a squad and an esprit de corps that will win us things. Great squad blend of experience and youth. Starting to think our shrewdest signing was Vaughan.
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Absolutely BRILLIANT!!!!!!!!!!!! I just hope that Tom Cruse and Thibaud stay too.
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Great news. Maintaining the squad can only be good and not an on-loan Saracen in sight to upset it, which is likely to happen at some clubs. COYW!
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Great news. Maintaining the squad can only be good and not an on-loan Saracen in sight to upset it, which is likely to happen at some clubs. COYW!
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A very good point - no EA cuckoos in the nest.