Rhys Webb AWJ Scott Williams, Dan Biggar and gareth Anscombe signed a dual contract.

Just saw on Twitter that Webb is signed up too..

Think that's good news. However, the fact that Gareth Davies is selected ahead of Mike Phillips is even better news. Hopefully he'll get some game time against the Italians. I believe he is better than Webb, and hope he proves me right Saturday.

id be happier is faletau was signed up

Think Faletau and Biggar will be announced soon. They're more likely to want a bit more flexibility over games allowed to play though, I reckon.

Yeah I'm sure I've heard Faletau hates not playing games for the dragons? I'd guess he'll be signed up soon enough but with some allowances in gametime....

I didn't think Biggar was on the cards, thought he just re-signed with Ospreys recently?


From what I read a while ago, (Gatland interview?), that there would be three or four announcements around the end of the six nations... Rob Evans? Scott Baldwin? Gareth Davies?

Comfort wrote:Yeah I'm sure I've heard Faletau hates not playing games for the dragons? I'd guess he'll be signed up soon enough but with some allowances in gametime....

Lyn and Kingsley have regular battles with Taulupe every time they try to rest him

Another good signing, current first-team player and a very important part of the side of late.

Still an overwhelming emphasis on players being kept in Wales rather than brought back from elsewhere. This should satisfy the regions so far as it's what they wanted.

The only other overseas player I'd want put on CC (at this time) is Roberts given the persistent rumours of his exit from Racing.

I agree with the sentiment, it'd be nice to see Biggar and Faletau sign up too. However, as has been said, they may well currently be on regional contracts. Don't think their respective regions would consent to cancelling these contracts if so.

Doesn't matter if they're on contracts. Realistically, are either region going to turn down the extra money on offer if they get their player for an agreeable amount of games?

Doc will be announced fairly soon too, I'm reckon.

So what hookers should we place on contracts then? Should we forget about Hibbard and sign up Baldwin (he's impressed me loads), Owen, Dee, Dacey? If Francis is as good as they say let's poach up and sign him up too.

Risca Rev wrote:Doesn't matter if they're on contracts. Realistically, are either region going to turn down the extra money on offer if they get their player for an agreeable amount of games?

Doc will be announced fairly soon too, I'm reckon.

As I understand it, the 4 will all end up getting an equal share of the extra cash anyway whether it's tied up in Dodger's pointless DCs or not. £500k each or whatever it is.

Interesting Dave ta.

Risca Rev wrote:Interesting Dave ta.

Read it on Scarletfever ages ago. If you want facts, that's the place to go.

Haha. I can only imagine

Risca Rev wrote:Haha. I can only imagine

Or you could log on, tune in, find out. Best forum out of the 4 by a long chalk.

Told you Biggar would get one. Surprised Faletau isn't in this batch though.

https://twitter.com/welshrugbyunion/status/578179051375964160

Biggar, AWJ, S Williams and Anscombe.

Wasn't AWJ held up as a shining light for not taking the Union money when Warburton first sigend.

Great news for 3 of them though but I am still struggling to see what Anscombe has done to get one and why he has been fast tracked into the whole system.

http://m.bbc.co.uk/sport/rugby-union/31941900

Four more signed today

bedfordwelsh wrote:Biggar, AWJ, S Williams and Anscombe.

Wasn't AWJ held up as a shining light for not taking the Union money when Warburton first sigend.

He WAS a shining light at that time, if he had signed up then, he would be virtually finished in normal club games this season, the 16 game limit is confined to normal games, it does NOT include play off games, and because it is so late in this season, it doesn't commence until next season, which is a World Cup year and it will be hard put for him to play in more than that number with 6N games as well, and finally from within the Ospreys organisation the 16 game limit is NOT set in stone. So whatever the ins and outs are, this will not significantly affect the Ospreys until season 2016/17.

bedfordwelsh wrote:Wasn't AWJ held up as a shining light for not taking the Union money when Warburton first sigend.

He lived long enough to see himself become the villain.

Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

IronMike wrote:

bedfordwelsh wrote:Wasn't AWJ held up as a shining light for not taking the Union money when Warburton first sigend.

He lived long enough to see himself become the villain.

Why ?

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

bedfordwelsh wrote:Biggar, AWJ, S Williams and Anscombe.

Wasn't AWJ held up as a shining light for not taking the Union money when Warburton first sigend.

Great news for 3 of them though but I am still struggling to see what Anscombe has done to get one and why he has been fast tracked into the whole system.

Some revision for you bedford.....

http://www.theguardian.com/sport/2014/jan/25/wales-sam-warburton-welsh-rugby-union-central-contract

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

We'll see if time makes the Name Change a significant factor in any perceived change of Meaning.  
Tell me why a Dual Contract is a better deal than a Central Contact, wayne.  I'm a novice for sure ..but remain interested enough to ask.

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

Don't do it Fly. You'll go blind and insane.

So far we have 12 players and Gatland thinks he can sign between 15-17. I would think (looking at the current lot of players signed up) £2.4 million - £2.5 millions of the 3.3 budget has been used up. There have been a few signings that suprised me but overallit looks like the Dial contracts have been a good move.

Best case scenario we could sign another 5 by the seems. Personally, i would like to see the following players on one:
Toby Falateu
Ken Owens
Liam Williams
Jamie Roberts (at the Blues)
Tommas Francis (at Ospreys)

Obviously that is a long shot but something along those lines would be great for the regions. Any idea whats happening with the Wales A team becuase they said they were bringing it back but have heard nothing since. Would be great to have a second wales team play a few games before the world cup since we only have 3 games left before our first World cup game.

SecretFly wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

We'll see if time makes the Name Change a significant factor in any perceived change of Meaning.  
Tell me why a Dual Contract is a better deal than a Central Contact, wayne.  I'm a novice for sure ..but remain insane enough to ask.

Not blind yet though.
Read my link above, plus anything related. Loads to choose from and consider the fact that Dodger is now history.

Jhamer25 wrote:So far we have 12 players and Gatland thinks he can sign between 15-17. I would think (looking at the current lot of players signed up) £2.4 million - £2.5 millions of the 3.3 budget has been used up. There have been a few signings that suprised me but overallit looks like the Dial contracts have been a good move.

Best case scenario we could sign another 5 by the seems. Personally, i would like to see the following players on one:
Toby Falateu
Ken Owens
Liam Williams
Jamie Roberts (at the Blues)
Tommas Francis (at Ospreys)

Obviously that is a long shot but something along those lines would be great for the regions. Any idea whats happening with the Wales A team becuase they said they were bringing it back but have heard nothing since. Would be great to have a second wales team play a few games before the world cup since we only have 3 games left before our first World cup game.

Dodger said that I believe.
Mentioned in the link together with "complex matrix", "complicated structure", "radical nature of the deal", "financial distributions with deliverable rugby priorities".
Thank feck he's gone.

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

So should some of the Welsh supporters on here I reckon.
I'm half convinced that there are a few who've been led to believe that the moon is made of cheese and the world is flat.

Cardiff Dave wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

So should some of the Welsh supporters on here I reckon.
I'm half convinced that there are a few who've been led to believe that the moon is made of cheese and the world is flat.

I'm glad you said Welsh supporters, there are plenty of them, not many Regional supporters though.

wayne wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

So should some of the Welsh supporters on here I reckon.
I'm half convinced that there are a few who've been led to believe that the moon is made of cheese and the world is flat.

I'm glad you said Welsh supporters, there are plenty of them, not many Regional supporters though.

Them too and for the benefit of Welsh rugby as a whole, the "R" word has to go. RRW have got rid of it already and they are now known as PRW. The "R" word brought nothing to the table other than confusion and grief. Honesty and openess is the only way forward I reckon.

Cardiff Dave wrote:Them too and for the benefit of Welsh rugby as a whole, the "R" word has to go. RRW have got rid of it already and they are now known as PRW. The "R" word brought nothing to the table other than confusion and grief. Honesty and openess is the only way forward I reckon

It took 11 years for the the media and administration to call a spade a spade but we got there in the end

wayne wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

So should some of the Welsh supporters on here I reckon.
I'm half convinced that there are a few who've been led to believe that the moon is made of cheese and the world is flat.

I'm glad you said Welsh supporters, there are plenty of them, not many Regional supporters though.

The regions will get their support when they start to, dare I suggest, play better and more consistently.
The snooze-worthy style of play at the regions, the divisiveness behind the scenes and the distinct lack of any notable silverware put me off a while ago.
The Welsh national team is the only professional side in Wales remotely worth watching at present.

didn't cuthBert turn one down , with bad form included that's prob why hes out of favour

Cardiff Dave wrote:

wayne wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

So should some of the Welsh supporters on here I reckon.
I'm half convinced that there are a few who've been led to believe that the moon is made of cheese and the world is flat.

I'm glad you said Welsh supporters, there are plenty of them, not many Regional supporters though.

Them too and for the benefit of Welsh rugby as a whole, the "R" word has to go. RRW have got rid of it already and they are now known as PRW. The "R" word brought nothing to the table other than confusion and grief. Honesty and openess is the only way forward I reckon.

How would you know, you've NEVER BEEN or EVER will be a Regional supporter, the same can be said about your team, us with a Region to support will carry on carrying Welsh Rugby.

SecretFly wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

We'll see if time makes the Name Change a significant factor in any perceived change of Meaning.  
Tell me why a Dual Contract is a better deal than a Central Contact, wayne.  I'm a novice for sure ..but remain interested enough to ask.

CENTRAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned purely by the WRU, and would play for the team that they decided to it him at
DUAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned by the WRU and A Region, he will not be able to be just placed at a region. The player has a choice.

The fact that AWJ, and Scott Williams both declined a CENTRAL CONTRACT, but have signed a DUAL CONTRACT would certainly imply that there is a difference.

As for Warburton, he signed a CENTRAL CONTRACT, and sided with Lewis and Pickering as opposed to siding with the rest of the welsh rugby public. If he wants an apology I think he will be waiting for a long time.

Christ on a bike SS, dropping the MOD monicker has done you the world of good.

wayne wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

wayne wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

So should some of the Welsh supporters on here I reckon.
I'm half convinced that there are a few who've been led to believe that the moon is made of cheese and the world is flat.

I'm glad you said Welsh supporters, there are plenty of them, not many Regional supporters though.

Them too and for the benefit of Welsh rugby as a whole, the "R" word has to go. RRW have got rid of it already and they are now known as PRW. The "R" word brought nothing to the table other than confusion and grief. Honesty and openess is the only way forward I reckon.

How would you know, you've NEVER BEEN or EVER will be a Regional supporter, the same can be said about your team, us with a Region to support will carry on carrying Welsh Rugby.

Oof!
Just for that, i'm calling you Barnsey from now on.

ScarletSpiderman wrote:

SecretFly wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

We'll see if time makes the Name Change a significant factor in any perceived change of Meaning.  
Tell me why a Dual Contract is a better deal than a Central Contact, wayne.  I'm a novice for sure ..but remain interested enough to ask.

CENTRAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned purely by the WRU, and would play for the team that they decided to it him at
DUAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned by the WRU and A Region, he will not be able to be just placed at a region.  The player has a choice.

The fact that AWJ, and Scott Williams both declined a CENTRAL CONTRACT, but have signed a DUAL CONTRACT would certainly imply that there is a difference.

As for Warburton, he signed a CENTRAL CONTRACT, and sided with Lewis and Pickering as opposed to siding with the rest of the welsh rugby public.  If he wants an apology I think he will be waiting for a long time.

Plenty of those sided with Sam and the WRU though.
The fundamental point as I see it is that Sam signed with Dodger at a time when the outcome of the war was still very much uncertain.

Dai, Sam sided on the losing side, and is the only major player from that side to still be involved in Welsh rugby

Steffan wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:Them too and for the benefit of Welsh rugby as a whole, the "R" word has to go. RRW have got rid of it already and they are now known as PRW. The "R" word brought nothing to the table other than confusion and grief. Honesty and openess is the only way forward I reckon

It took 11 years for the the media and administration to call a spade a spade but we got there in the end

I haven't heard that Steff. What media is this that dares to call a spade a spade? Name and shame I say.
Anyway, for now we're all part of the Blues family. Dysfunctional still, but nonetheless a family.

ScarletSpiderman wrote:Dai, Sam sided on the losing side, and is the only major player from that side to still be involved in Welsh rugby

Indeed. Good spot too.
Also, i'd like to say that imo, DCs as we know them (and we don't know much really) won't be around in the future now that it looks as though PRW and the WRU will at last have a proper working relationship. Bout blydi time too.

Cardiff Dave wrote:

ScarletSpiderman wrote:

SecretFly wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

We'll see if time makes the Name Change a significant factor in any perceived change of Meaning.  
Tell me why a Dual Contract is a better deal than a Central Contact, wayne.  I'm a novice for sure ..but remain interested enough to ask.

CENTRAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned purely by the WRU, and would play for the team that they decided to it him at
DUAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned by the WRU and A Region, he will not be able to be just placed at a region.  The player has a choice.

The fact that AWJ, and Scott Williams both declined a CENTRAL CONTRACT, but have signed a DUAL CONTRACT would certainly imply that there is a difference.

As for Warburton, he signed a CENTRAL CONTRACT, and sided with Lewis and Pickering as opposed to siding with the rest of the welsh rugby public.  If he wants an apology I think he will be waiting for a long time.

Plenty of those sided with Sam and the WRU though.
The fundamental point as I see it is that Sam signed with Dodger at a time when the outcome of the war was still very much uncertain.

Guys you have to remember these boys just want to play rugby, I think ragging the players into the politics is unfair.

maestegmafia wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

ScarletSpiderman wrote:

SecretFly wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

We'll see if time makes the Name Change a significant factor in any perceived change of Meaning.  
Tell me why a Dual Contract is a better deal than a Central Contact, wayne.  I'm a novice for sure ..but remain interested enough to ask.

CENTRAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned purely by the WRU, and would play for the team that they decided to it him at
DUAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned by the WRU and A Region, he will not be able to be just placed at a region.  The player has a choice.

The fact that AWJ, and Scott Williams both declined a CENTRAL CONTRACT, but have signed a DUAL CONTRACT would certainly imply that there is a difference.

As for Warburton, he signed a CENTRAL CONTRACT, and sided with Lewis and Pickering as opposed to siding with the rest of the welsh rugby public.  If he wants an apology I think he will be waiting for a long time.

Plenty of those sided with Sam and the WRU though.
The fundamental point as I see it is that Sam signed with Dodger at a time when the outcome of the war was still very much uncertain.

Guys you have to remember these boys just want to play rugby, I think ragging the players into the politics is unfair.

Makes you wonder why Sam signed a contract at a time when there was no certainty over him playing rugby then

Risca Rev wrote:

maestegmafia wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

ScarletSpiderman wrote:

SecretFly wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

We'll see if time makes the Name Change a significant factor in any perceived change of Meaning.  
Tell me why a Dual Contract is a better deal than a Central Contact, wayne.  I'm a novice for sure ..but remain interested enough to ask.

CENTRAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned purely by the WRU, and would play for the team that they decided to it him at
DUAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned by the WRU and A Region, he will not be able to be just placed at a region.  The player has a choice.

The fact that AWJ, and Scott Williams both declined a CENTRAL CONTRACT, but have signed a DUAL CONTRACT would certainly imply that there is a difference.

As for Warburton, he signed a CENTRAL CONTRACT, and sided with Lewis and Pickering as opposed to siding with the rest of the welsh rugby public.  If he wants an apology I think he will be waiting for a long time.

Plenty of those sided with Sam and the WRU though.
The fundamental point as I see it is that Sam signed with Dodger at a time when the outcome of the war was still very much uncertain.

Guys you have to remember these boys just want to play rugby, I think ragging the players into the politics is unfair.

Makes you wonder why Sam signed a contract at a time when there was no certainty over him playing rugby then

Not really, it just backs up what I said. They want to play, they want the security of knowing they can play rugby. They don't want the politics of the sport disrupting the game.

I am glad things have moved forward. It should be left in the past.

maestegmafia wrote:

Risca Rev wrote:

maestegmafia wrote:

Cardiff Dave wrote:

ScarletSpiderman wrote:

SecretFly wrote:

wayne wrote:

SecretFly wrote:Warburton waiting for a long 10 page apology from Regional fans...........

I've told you many times before Fly, you should get to know a lot more about Welsh Rugby before giving out rubbish like this, he will not get any apology from any true Regional Fans, he took the flack for signing a Central Contract, which NOBODY else did, it was when it was CHANGED to a Dual Contract, that all the others jumped on board, he deserved all he took for the CC debacle, this is a much better option.

We'll see if time makes the Name Change a significant factor in any perceived change of Meaning.  
Tell me why a Dual Contract is a better deal than a Central Contact, wayne.  I'm a novice for sure ..but remain interested enough to ask.

CENTRAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned purely by the WRU, and would play for the team that they decided to it him at
DUAL CONTRACT - his contract is owned by the WRU and A Region, he will not be able to be just placed at a region.  The player has a choice.

The fact that AWJ, and Scott Williams both declined a CENTRAL CONTRACT, but have signed a DUAL CONTRACT would certainly imply that there is a difference.

As for Warburton, he signed a CENTRAL CONTRACT, and sided with Lewis and Pickering as opposed to siding with the rest of the welsh rugby public.  If he wants an apology I think he will be waiting for a long time.

Plenty of those sided with Sam and the WRU though.
The fundamental point as I see it is that Sam signed with Dodger at a time when the outcome of the war was still very much uncertain.

Guys you have to remember these boys just want to play rugby, I think ragging the players into the politics is unfair.

Makes you wonder why Sam signed a contract at a time when there was no certainty over him playing rugby then

Not really, it just backs up what I said. They want to play, they want the security of knowing they can play rugby. They don't want the politics of the sport disrupting the game.

I am glad things have moved forward. It should be left in the past.

He could have accepted what Cardiff offered in the first place.

Its OK, Sam has told us all that the dual contracts are good as he has avoided an injury this tournament.

ScarletSpiderman wrote:Its OK, Sam has told us all that the dual contracts are good as he has avoided an injury this tournament.

I see his central contract has morphed into a dual contract.