A lot of progress! But in the end, too many injuries. And the defence isn't good enough yet to beat the best teams in big games. Even with the injuries, the defence in this game wasn't good enough for a team looking to play finals.
Didn't Woolf already say Williams is a good player but isn't in the Dolphins plans?
None after another year when he might well be thinking about retirement. If he was a few years younger, he might be a good halves partner for Katoa. Even then I'm not too sure because they both seem like halfbacks.
Fact we still looking at him would suggest otherwise more thinking 27 onwards with no kodi or ben
Where is this fact reported?
Which article? I saw speculation which prompted Woolf to come out and say it wasn't true and that was the last I heard of it until now.
Former Hull KR star set for NRL transfer as George Williams transfer update given
Louis Chapman Coombe07 Aug 2025 10:44 AM
Brad Schneider in action for Penrith Panthers in 2024
Penrith premiership winner Jack Cogger is closing in on a return to the club, sparking a three-way halves frenzy right across the NRL.
According to reports from the Daily Telegraph, Cogger has been told he can leave the Newcastle Knights, which could spark a crazy three-way transfer situation, with current Penrith ace Brad Schneider and the Dolphins’ Sean O’Sullivan all also headed to other clubs within this newly formed chain.
It is understood that Cogger has already held talks about returning to Penrith, which would see him leave the Knights 12 months before his contract expires. During his first stint with the Panthers, he made 13 first-grade appearances.
Meanwhile, Penrith half Brad Schneider is having talks with the Dolphins over a possible move there, while current Dolphins half Sean O’Sullivan has been linked with a move to Canterbury Bulldogs to sit alongside the inexperienced half-back duo of Lachlan Galvin and Mitchell Woods.
Schneider has proven to be a solid backup to Cleary since joining Penrith from Canberra Raiders in 2024, playing 26 games in the past two years. He was an unused substitute on the Penrith bench during last year’s NRL Grand Final against the Melbourne Storm, and has shown his versatility in recent weeks, playing both in the halves and at hooker as well.
It is understood that the former Hull KR star’s move to the Dolphins would be for 12 months, which has kept the door ajar for Warrington Wolves and England half-back George Williams to sign with the club for 2027.
Rumours began circulating earlier this season that Williams, who has NRL experience following his time with the Canberra Raiders, was set for a move to the Dolphins, but they and Warrington were unable to agree to a transfer fee.
Williams has 12 months left on his contract at the Wire, and it is understood he will fulfil that deal and remain at the club until the end of next season
yes but thats paying the transfer fee for 26 ( hes free go any time for 27, they never have shut down that ) jus not agreed to transfer fee for 26 , and wasn't from manager we made 1st contat ( only looking at Brad for ) year tells me they got some in mind for 27
No, I am saying it's all been made up to see if there is interest in him to get out of his current deal. Woolf is a mate and probably said, I'll help you out.
Who rattled your cage?
AVOID AVOID AVOID!
I saw him at the Challenge cup final a few months back and he was awful, literally went MIA for the game
He wasn't that good at Canberra either
Lol so you expect guy not played since April to come out in June in massive match play well ffs lol he must not been that bad get a 7 in player ratings in 1st game back
Its superleague you get a 7 rating for using rainbow laces and not tripping over the camera cables
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