The Dolphins are in a tricky situation as they attempt to secure a lucrative deal with star player Selwyn Cobbo, who has impressed in his debut season. With a potential four-year contract worth up to $800,000 on the table, it's a significant investment for the club. However, this move comes with a catch: two key players, Herbie Farnworth and Jack Bostock, may soon be leaving. The pressure is on the Dolphins to make tough decisions, as they can't afford to keep all their contracted players. The club's focus is on extending deals with Farnworth and Bostock, but the whispers of their potential departures persist. The Roosters are reportedly interested in Farnworth, while Bostock's future is uncertain, with the Dragons and Eels mentioned as potential suitors. The Dolphins' challenge is to balance their desire to retain talent with the reality of financial constraints, as they navigate the delicate balance between keeping their stars and building a sustainable future.
