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Roosters set to sign ex-Warriors prop Matt Lodge for just $100k for remainder of the NRL season

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NRL bad boy Matt Lodge handed yet another opportunity in the NRL – despite 2015 arrest in New York where he told two terrified women ‘this is the night you die’

  • Prop Matt Lodge, 27, is believed to have secured a deal with Sydney Roosters
  • Will be his fourth NRL club, previous stints at Tigers, Broncos and the Warriors
  • Lodge has reportedly signed on for $100,000 for remainder of NRL season
  • Frees up front-rower to possibly sign with Wayne Bennett’s Dolphins for 2023 

Controversial journeyman prop Matt Lodge is poised to sign for his fourth NRL club, with the Sydney Roosters reportedly close to securing his services for the remainder of the season.

Lodge, 27, is tipped to turn out for the Tricolours as early as this Friday against ladder leaders Penrith – as Trent Robinson’s men look to leap back into the top eight.

Lodge, who quit the New Zealand Warriors last month, will offer some much needed mongrel to a forward pack which has struggled for much of the season.

Many tipped the Chooks to be premiership contenders ahead of round one, but  consistency has been a glaring issue.

A number of key players such as Luke Keary, Victor Radley and Jared Waerea-Hargreaves have also all been injured.

Lodge played the first eight games of the year for the NZ Warriors but moved to Sydney to live on the northern beaches at Bayview.

Controversial prop Matt Lodge is poised to sign for his fourth NRL club, with the Sydney Roosters reportedly close to securing his services (pictured, in action for the Warriors)

The 27-year-old has also played NRL with the Tigers, Broncos and Warriors (pictured, with partner Jessica O'Sullivan)

The 27-year-old has also played NRL with the Tigers, Broncos and Warriors (pictured, with partner Jessica O’Sullivan)

He was tipped to sign on the dotted line for the Sea Eagles – but the Roosters have instead offered him a $100,000…

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Source : dailymail

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