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Well well well, it looks like the NRL were the ones that agreed we could play for points:
http://m.smh.com.au/rugby-league/pa...tors-pursue-legal-action-20160506-gonsgq.html
Is the NRL slowly taking a backward step ?
Parramatta Eels allowed to accrue NRL points while directors pursue legal action
In the NSW Supreme Court on Friday morning, Arthur Moses, SC, the barrister for the "group of five" including club chairman Steve Sharp, said the NRL had last night advised the club it can accrue points notwithstanding the court action.
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Former Parramatta chairman Steve Sharp.
Former Parramatta chairman Steve Sharp.Photo: Shu Yeung
The NRL's barrister Lachlan Gyles SC said the NRL wanted the injunction granted on Tuesday to be lifted.
Justice Rowan Darke enacted interim orders temporarily preventing the NRL from restricting the functions of the directors and club officials.
"We say there is no need for the injunction," Mr Gyles told Justice James Stevenson.
Mr Moses said the directors and officials wanted the matter heard as soon as possible and agreed to a three day final hearing next week.
But Mr Gyles said the NRL needed more time to respond to the Eels' case, which may include lodging a cross claim.
The matter is now going before the duty judge to determine if the injunction will be lifted or extended.
http://m.smh.com.au/rugby-league/pa...tors-pursue-legal-action-20160506-gonsgq.html
Is the NRL slowly taking a backward step ?