Saint, Sinner, Shoosh: Roosters prepare for Manu return

Email The Sydney Roosters have left salary cap room for Joseph Manu to return in 2025. Meanwhile, Ray Hadley has had enough of Sonny Bill Williams and rival clubs are circling for Angus Crichton. Phil Rothfield reveals all in Saint, Sinner, Shoosh.

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