Talk this morning is that Souths would take legal action against the NRL if the contract submitted today would be knocked back...
... Love how Souths care about the game so much.
Shouldn't be in the competition with that attitude.
Lol? So Souths can't exercise it's legal rights now? You know if at your place of work you feel you've been treated unfairly you have every right to take the people you think are at fault to court. So why can't Souths? If they believe the contract is legit, and the NRL blocks it, we have every right to explore our legal options.
I'm sick of seeing and hearing about this fat, greedy prick.
Those who say things like "we need Greg Inglis in the NRL" are kidding themselves. He was missing in action this season and the game is still thriving on the field.
He is a great player (when he feels like it) but is not in the top 10 players in the game at the moment.
We don't need him at all.
Do I need to remind you why you shouldn't put too much weight into his 2010 season? His own captain openly said to a referee "we have nothing to play for".
You tell me, did Australia beat NZ when Inglis played in the World Cup final of 2008?
Gasnier is a local junior, and our club did make any comments on him signing until...well...he signed. He came into the squad without any fuss and put his head down and worked hard.
Gasnier was contract was not honored by a third party which is why he left the club in the first place.
Oh stop tooting that BS horn about him being a local junior. It didn't stop him leaving your team, and the NRL has made sure being a local junior means nothing in contract negotiations. You keep bringing it up but it means nothing in this conversation.
Greg Inglis is a Melbourne Storm player. It is not the South Sydney owners job to speculate about contracts and salaries on international television before the player is even released!
The media will provide the hype and speculation.
Speculate? What speculation? The contract was already offered and agreed to, 0 speculation involved mate.
If Souths manage to sign Inglis, good luck to them. As long as the NRL approves it, then that's alright. They are the governing body, no point looking under the ledger for dust mites after that.
Equally, if the NRL knock back the Souths/Inglis deal, one can only assume they had reason to do so.
All this talk about possible legal action is further highlighting the mess and lack of professionalism. It is the type of crap we'd expect to see from the Melbourne Storm.
And again, this point really frustrates me. So exercising your legal rights is unprofessional? How would you like it if you were mistreated at work and took them to court and people called you unproffesional?
I'll say it again, if Souths submit what they believe is a perfectly legal contract and it is knocked back, they have every right to dispute that in a court of law.
souffs.. the fans who keep on giving...
bunniesman runs out of puff.... galeforce takes his place..
bring on the next few pages...
BunniesMan certainly has not run out of puff. BunniesMan has a life and cannot be monitoring the forums 24 hours a day.
Typical of Souths.
Threatening to argue the toss before the coin is even in the air.
My hatred of these losers grows by the day.
The coin is not in the air you fool. They know exactly what they're going to submit to the NRL. They obviously believe it is legit, so if it is knocked back they know they'll fight it.
I don't trust Crap Paper for one minute. But did they force Russell to get on American TV with a premature announcement?
Wasn't premature. He knows the contract that was agreed to. And Inglis's agent had signed a short form contract. We had more at the time of Crowe's announcement than the Broncos ever had and it didn't stop them announcing it.
How can a contract be legit when one hasn't even been submitted yet (Admitted by both Souths & the NRL)?
It's not as if the contract hasn't been written yet. They know what they'll submit. They obviously believe it is legit or they wouldn't waste their time submitting.
It's like if you're wealthy enough with no debt and you apply for a $1000 a month credit card. You know there is no reason for them to knock you back, so you can say beforehand you know its legit. It involves using some common sense, which might be a stretch for some people on here.