Off-contract Cronulla prop Sam Tagataese is adamant hell play on next NRL season, hes just not sure wearing what colours.The 29-year-old is admittedly in a nervous position without a contract for 2017 and with just two weeks to run in the season.Having lived a journeymans existence in the early years of his career, following stints at Melbourne and Gold Coast, he has made a home for himself in The Shire since arriving midway through 2011.While he started just two games this year, he has made a strong contribution to their run to within one game of a grand final.The 155-game veteran was adamant he still had plenty of football left in him and while he wanted to remain under coach Shane Flanagan, he wasnt sure where he would ply his trade next year.Im still in negotiations with the club and other clubs as well, Tagataese said.I know its coming close to the year and its pressure time.Im definitely confident of getting another deal, its a matter of where.Tagataese looks set to return from a five-week lay off due to a broken shoulder blade in Fridays preliminary final against premiers North Queensland.He was sidelined after being crunched by Canberra hit man Joseph Tapine in round 22 and has begun contact work in a bid to prove his fitness.He has been working around the clock, treating the shoulder at home and undergoing hydrotherapy in a bid to recover and maintain strength.I feel like Im ready, these big games dont come around very often, Tagataese said.Im confident but first I have to prove it to these guys - I dont want to be a liability to the team. Billiga Yeezys Sverige . PETERSBURG, Fla. Yeezys Sverige . LOUIS -- Rookie Tavon Austin has missed another day of practice, lessening the odds hell be ready for the St. http://www.yeezyssverige.com/ultra-boost-sverige.html . PETERSBURG, Fla. Yeezy Boost 700 Sverige . JOHNS, N. Yeezy Boost 700 v2 Sverige .J. -- Marty Brodeur beat the Pittsburgh Penguins yet again.Toro Rosso youngster Carlos Sainz claims he is ready to follow Max Verstappen in making the jump to the senior team. Though both impressed in their rookie F1 season last year, it was Verstappen who stole the plaudits and subsequently got bumped up to Red Bull to replace Daniil Kvyat in 2016.The teenager duly won his first ever race in the RB12 but Sainz, who also shone at the Spanish GP in finishing sixth, says he would be prepared should Red Bull wish to promote him as well. Asked if he was ready for a front-running team, the Spaniard told Sky Sports News HQ: I definitely think so.Mark Hughes: Where next for Sainz?I am here for Red Bull whenever they need me to jump in the top team. I am fully ready. I always say the same that [being] ready is not a problem.My performance in the Spanish GP was good, but it was the same as in all the other grands prix. Its just nothing strange happened to me and finally I managed to pick up a strong result.But, honestly, I did nothing different to any other grand prix, I just had a bit more luck. So very happy, very pleased with that and hopefully this is a bit of a start from zero for me this season and we can keep scoring some results from now on. Sainz has scored 12 points this season while Toro Rosso are lying fifth in the constructors standings, though they may struggle with a lack of upgrades to their 2015-spec Ferrari engine later on in the campaign.The STR11 looked to be strong in practice at the Monaco GP, however, with Kvyat and Sainz respectively finishing sixth and 10th in P1, and fifth and sixth in P2.On a Thursday in Monaco, you have many drivers who maybe sandbag three tenths because they dont want to risk it all out, Sainz added.ddddddddddddRed Bull speed in Monaco unbelievableYou have teams like Ferrari that maybe havent got it right for a Thursday. You have traffic for your push laps when 22 cars are out on track.But we are bit better than expected, maybe. David Croft and Paul Di Resta take a look back at Thursday practice of the Monaco GP Watch the Monaco GP live on Sky Sports F1. The race starts at 1pm on Sunday, with build-up underway at 11.30am. Or watch the race without a contract for £6.99 on NOW TV. Also See: Where next for Carlos Sainz? P1: Ricciardo faster than Hamilton When is the Monaco GP on Sky? Lauda: New deal for Nico soon ' ' '