Amid Broncos’ review into shambolic season, door left open for Haas

Brisbane Broncos CEO Dave Donaghy has kept the door open for a potential return of Payne Haas while discussing the club's review of a disappointing season.

Justin Tomlinson

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Amid Broncos’ review into shambolic season, door left open for Haas

Brisbane Broncos chief executive Dave Donaghy has indicated that the club has not given up hope of one day bringing Payne Haas back to the team. Donaghy addressed the possibility while speaking about the internal review underway following the team's poor season.[1][2][3]

The Broncos are currently examining the factors behind their shambolic campaign, but club leadership has maintained that the door remains open for Haas to potentially return to Brisbane in the future.[1][2][3]

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