Ex-Roosters Star Joseph Manu Spotted Boarding Flight With PNG Boss

Former Sydney Roosters star Joseph Manu has been seen traveling with PNG general manager Michael Chammas as he seeks a deal with the newest NRL expansion team

Justin Tomlinson

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Ex-Roosters Star Joseph Manu Spotted Boarding Flight With PNG Boss

Former Roosters star Joseph Manu has been spotted boarding a flight alongside Papua New Guinea general manager Michael Chammas.[1][2]

The sighting comes as the rugby league player looks to secure a contract deal with the National Rugby League's newest expansion team.[1][2]

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