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Kyle Sinckler is reportedly being chased by three other Gallagher Premiership clubs when his contract expires at the end of the 2019/20 season.
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I’m not saying we (Sale) wouldn’t be in for Sinck but didn’t this rumour surface after the Lions tour?

Our starting 3 last season was WillGriff John with Joe Jones as an able deputy who gives us academy credits.

Since then we have taken on Jake CW for this season.

Whilst Sinck would be a great asset, it would mean potentially moving WGJ from starter to 2nd reserve in two seasons. I’d imagine he’d be less than pleased about that but he also has a contract until 2021.

If WGJ were to leave, the drop from Sinck/JCW to Jones is more than I’d be comfortable with. Especially as you’d imagine Sinck will be away with England so we either flog JCW or have to play a less-seasoned player in a considerable number of games.

Tl:dr I’d take the Sale rumour with a large pinch of salt.

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His agent talking up options to raise wage expectations and justify there demands.

Hope so, would be terrible to lose someone like that. I can only see him moving to Sarries as they have a winning culture.

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He’ll want to go to a club that can win Trophies & that isn’t Quins anytime soon.

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I don’t see him leaving, we would be mad to let him go.  Also under this current coaching set up I see also developing a winning culture.

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Saracens will get him. Offer him £250k plus the shared housing option. I can’t see the Rugby Premiership doing anything to stop it so expect several more England World Cup players to go to Saracens next season. I would not be surprised to see 12+ England players plus several SA and AB at Saracens next year.

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Saracens will get him. Offer him £250k plus the shared housing option. I can’t see the Rugby Premiership doing anything to stop it so expect several more England World Cup players to go to Saracens next season. I would not be surprised to see 12+ England players plus several SA and AB at Saracens next year.

sadly I am with you 100%

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Sponsored him 3/4 years ago, and will always be a total legend to me. Always a total gent when asked to pose for photos and wherever he ends up he will always be a favourite of mine! Remember when he shoved that irritating Irish 9 right in front of the West stand? SO FUNNY!!!!!!

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Saracens will get him. Offer him £250k plus the shared housing option. I can’t see the Rugby Premiership doing anything to stop it so expect several more England World Cup players to go to Saracens next season. I would not be surprised to see 12+ England players plus several SA and AB at Saracens next year.

That will depend a bit on how chastened Sarries are by the outcome of the salary framework review, and how determined Quins are to hang onto Sinck. Here he's unquestionably the #1 player, with a top international tighthead who was brought in specifically to mentor him. At Sarries, he'd be one of several. He may also be aware of how the last Quins tighthead to move to Sarries fared...

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Hardly surprising that other clubs are looking to sign one of the best tightheads in the world. Luckily we have the opportunity first to do everything we can to keep him.

I can;t imagine he's short of cash, so would only imagine he'd leave to win things, which probably means Sarries, Exeter or Gloucester and I get the impression he's very close to his family, so the likeliest option would be a move that keeps him in London.....

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Hardly surprising that other clubs are looking to sign one of the best tightheads in the world. Luckily we have the opportunity first to do everything we can to keep him.

I can;t imagine he's short of cash, so would only imagine he'd leave to win things, which probably means Sarries, Exeter or Gloucester and I get the impression he's very close to his family, so the likeliest option would be a move that keeps him in London.....

He's close to his family and comes across as very loyal. He clearly loves the club.

I don't see him as moving for a quick buck given that we hardly underpay our internationals.

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And there is the chance that we could also win something this year. We are certainly heading in the right direction

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That will depend a bit on how chastened Sarries are by the outcome of the salary framework review, and how determined Quins are to hang onto Sinck. Here he's unquestionably the #1 player, with a top international tighthead who was brought in specifically to mentor him. At Sarries, he'd be one of several. He may also be aware of how the last Quins tighthead to move to Sarries fared...

Sadly it is hard to have any confidence at all in any review.  When Sarries were given a fine last time which their multi millionaire owner would not blink at id gave them carte blance to do as they wish and carry on cheating.