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“I’m not even gonna touch on that at the moment,” Maguire said when asked if Mam’s contract would be reviewed.
“I’ve got to go through everything; I’ve got to look at where and how he got to that point and assess what’s going on and understand him, and also understand the position of where the organisation sits as well.”
Maguire felt there was hope for Mam to restore his reputation.
“I’ve been in the game for a long time, and I’ve seen many players go through many different situations,” he said.
“It’s one that we need to really have a look at, how he ended up getting to that situation.
“I think his actions moving forward are very important.”
Maguire added that the welfare of the victims in the car crash needed to be considered and would not rule out Mam making his way back into football via the Queensland Cup.
Donaghy said Mam has had a rollercoaster 12 months, in which the 21-year-old was pipped for the Clive Churchill Medal by Nathan Cleary in Brisbane’s heartbreaking 2023 grand final loss, was racially abused by Spencer Leniu in Las Vegas and recently was involved in an incident with a fan while in Bali.
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“He’s obviously found himself in a really challenging, troubling position right now,” Donaghy said.
“For us, it’s just about working through the process once the facts are known to ensure that we’re not making a rushed call.”
Maguire said his immediate focus would be setting higher standards at the Broncos.
“I think every club has different situations with what’s going on inside,” he said.
“It’s about the people, the character of the club, the character of the people that plays a part in what brings success to an organisation.”
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