There are some in society who are niave, there are some who simply do not want to know there are some who know and simply dont care thru greed.
I don't profess to know the outcome the 'full audit' but I do have a masters degree in common sense.
Based on my opinion and life skills, I have no doubt most almost everyone connected with the club knew what was happening at the Storm. You simply couldn't not know what the true reality was.
Forget about the clubs, the supporters of every club in this competition are entitled to know the 'full picture'.
Each and every supporter, Storm supporters included should be allowed to know the truth of this sordid mess.
If the 'truth' and nothing but the 'truth' if revealed then the game can move on and recover.
If instead there is a cover up to protect the 'players', 'coaches', ' directors' etc etc who were in the know then the game could be damaged, not forever, but for a very long time.
What Gimps said.
The players sh*t me to tears. Cronk the f*ckwit is so indignant that Parra's offering him a contract should he be forced out - yet the arrogant twat had his greedy hand out like everyone else. THEY HAD TO KNOW! And now they are looking to blame everyone else.
Let's blame News Ltd. Well, they propped you up and gave you life - you really think ripping off a giant corporate who controls what the world thinks - good idea? It would be safer to gang bang John Ibrahim's mum.
Let's blame the NRL. Because the salary cap breeds mediocrity (love those catch phrases). It actually doesn't. It makes club bosses and coaches more shrewd - every premier had their gun rookies or average first graders playing out of their skin. The premierships pre 1995 were mainly $$ premierships. Post SL - mainly talent. Until your talent wasn't good enough, and you had to resort to the $$. Yes, you lost Folau, King etc. You should also have lost Smith to the Gold Coast. That would have brought you back to the pack - and seen what you were made of in a level playing field. We saw that briefly, and the score was 40-0.
Let's blame Waldron. When the building falls down, does the builder blame the architect? The astute builder would have refused to build it in the start. Everyone had their hand out. Managers knew - therefore players knew. And the board knew too. If they genuinely didn't know - why are they not pursuing Waldron through the courts instead of the NRL???
What I don't see is "Lets blame ourselves"
Canterbury did - they lost their CEO as well as their president.
