: Mon Apr 20, 2009 9:13 pm  

I for one would be gutted if he left.

: Mon Apr 20, 2009 11:46 pm  

I don't see him as a quitter, i dont hink he would go back to his old club after having had a 100% perfect and unbeatable finish there, and I don't see him wanting to play for anyone else.

He seems to be enjoying the new challenge over here, and I think the only question is whether we offer him a decent enough deal to stay. If we do, he will.

: Tue Apr 21, 2009 3:11 am  

http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/s ... 66,00.html STEVE Menzies could make a shock return for Manly next season after the Sea Eagles legend indicated a desire to return to Australia. Speaking from England, Menzies last night admitted he was "seriously considering going around for one more year'', a statement that is sure to spark plenty of interest at Manly headquarters. "The way I'm feeling at the moment, I'm not sure I want this to be my last,'' Menzies said in a newspaper column. "A few players here (in England) are on the verge of playing their 500th club game. While I don't intend to challenge that record, I'm seriously considering going around for one more year. "The fact is, I'm not that old. I don't turn 36 until after this Super League season. My biggest fear is playing a season too long. I don't want people to say 'he used to be a good player'. But the body is holding up alright and mentally I feel pretty good.''

http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/s ... 66,00.html STEVE Menzies could make a shock return for Manly next season after the Sea Eagles legend indicated a desire to return to Australia. Speaking from England, Menzies last night admitted he was "seriously considering going around for one more year'', a statement that is sure to spark plenty of interest at Manly headquarters. "The way I'm feeling at the moment, I'm not sure I want this to be my last,'' Menzies said in a newspaper column. "A few players here (in England) are on the verge of playing their 500th club game. While I don't intend to challenge that record, I'm seriously considering going around for one more year. "The fact is, I'm not that old. I don't turn 36 until after this Super League season. My biggest fear is playing a season too long. I don't want people to say 'he used to be a good player'. But the body is holding up alright and mentally I feel pretty good.''