PREMIERSHIP winning forward Luke O'Donnell could be staying at Bondi Junction after all, with the 33-year-old knocking back a swansong season with the Cronulla Sharks.
It was expected that due to salary cap restrictions and the re-signing of Sonny Bill Williams that O'Donnell would be squeezed out of the Sydney Roosters.
Cronulla were keen to sign the NRL journeyman, however, Sharks officials were told yesterday that the veteran hardman was weighing up the prospect of staying at the Roosters, for possibly another two years.St George Illawarra and Parramatta were also interest in securing his services.
But it now appears likely that O'Donnell will remain with the Tri-colours under grand final winning coach Trent Robinson.
O'Donnell's manager Wayne Beavis said that while no deal had been agreed on with any club, he was planning to meet with Robinson today."He'll either go round again or retire," Beavis said. -
It was expected that due to salary cap restrictions and the re-signing of Sonny Bill Williams that O'Donnell would be squeezed out of the Sydney Roosters.
Cronulla were keen to sign the NRL journeyman, however, Sharks officials were told yesterday that the veteran hardman was weighing up the prospect of staying at the Roosters, for possibly another two years.St George Illawarra and Parramatta were also interest in securing his services.
But it now appears likely that O'Donnell will remain with the Tri-colours under grand final winning coach Trent Robinson.
O'Donnell's manager Wayne Beavis said that while no deal had been agreed on with any club, he was planning to meet with Robinson today."He'll either go round again or retire," Beavis said. -
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