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well done go to the head of the class
missed the point, but well done.
I don’t miss points.
well done go to the head of the class
missed the point, but well done.
Or, dream this:Or, just imagine this, as those incidents are matters for the courts, there is no new information coming to light and they can only rehash stories a certain amount of times. Sharks are bringing this on themselves, and no one else.
This is the thing. I bet he won’t say it.Midday presser from Toddy. Ok let’s hear what dopey has done
To those blowing up at the NRL- wake up.
This is an outcome manufactured wholly by Shane and his blatant disregard for the rules.
He was suspended by the NRL for his cataclysmic failures of process during the time Dank was at the club and the raft of ASADA and WADA rules broken. Relative to the maximum he received a light penalty. Players welfare was severely jeapordised under his watch.
The terms of his suspension were clear. No contact with anyone at the club. Do not turn up to the club. Do not get involved with any decisions. You are suspended. He even had to apply for dispensation to watch Kyle play. His only burden during this holiday was attending an NRL course that spelled out the terms of this ban and how he can improve as a manager to meet the minimum standard. The documents that he submitted during this course with his signature attached stated that he understood these terms. Despite all of this, he had his hands all over player management decisions, squad assembly, fitness programs etc etc. Yeah, he didnt coach the side per se but players were sending him god damned training notes and it has now been uncovered that he was at the centre of some real dodgy salary cup stuff.
He has given the NRL no choice. There hasn't been a coach in history which has been so regularly in contravention of basic NRL rules.
Had Barry not self reported we would not be in this mess, this is true, but Shane made this bed.
Agree.Well it’s time for change. If we can finally get some professionalism in the joint it can only be a good thing.
Thanks for the premiership Flanno, but the shit in 2012 and now flaunting the ban rules is enough. See ya
It’s not the point really but I understand your frustration.So for Flannos crimes he gets life.
What do the sex offenders and woman bashers get?
Death?
How can the NRL deregister Flanno for this but then register the contract of that grub Matt Lodge who almost killed somebody.
I know Flanno broke the rules but come on how about some clarity here.
Yep. Take the emotion out of it. The guy has damaged the club a hell of a lot in his tenure. Probably 1m plus in fines, more in loss of sponsors.To those blowing up at the NRL- wake up.
This is an outcome manufactured wholly by Shane and his blatant disregard for the rules.
He was suspended by the NRL for his cataclysmic failures of process during the time Dank was at the club and the raft of ASADA and WADA rules broken. Relative to the maximum he received a light penalty. Players welfare was severely jeapordised under his watch.
The terms of his suspension were clear. No contact with anyone at the club. Do not turn up to the club. Do not get involved with any decisions. You are suspended. He even had to apply for dispensation to watch Kyle play. His only burden during this holiday was attending an NRL course that spelled out the terms of this ban and how he can improve as a manager to meet the minimum standard. The documents that he submitted during this course with his signature attached stated that he understood these terms. Despite all of this, he had his hands all over player management decisions, squad assembly, fitness programs etc etc. Yeah, he didnt coach the side per se but players were sending him god damned training notes and it has now been uncovered that he was at the centre of some real dodgy salary cup stuff.
He has given the NRL no choice. There hasn't been a coach in history which has been so regularly in contravention of basic NRL rules.
Had Barry not self reported we would not be in this mess, this is true, but Shane made this bed.
Really?
Wests Tigers CEO Justin Pascoe has been sensationally de-registered by the NRL over alleged breaches of the salary cap.
In a major bombshell, the Tigers face being penalised more than $600,000 from their 2019 salary cap on top of a fine expected to be in excess of $700,000.
The stunning breach notice and penalties have emerged in wake of a two-month investigation by the NRL into an undeclared arrangement worth more than $400,000 over four years promised to Farah during his ugly departure from the Tigers in 2016.
Pascoe offered the ambassador role to Farah as a show of goodwill as Farah was pushed out of the club because of a fallout with then coach Jason Taylor, who was sacked in early 2017.
Pascoe was informed of the decision by the NRL alongside Tigers chair Marina Go this morning.
Pascoe has been warned he must not communicate or come into contact with any players, officials or board members of the club.
He will have 30-days to respond to the breach notice of which the Tigers intend to vehemently defend.
NRL boss Todd Greenberg is expected to announce the penalties at a midday press conference.
The decision came just before the NRL was due to hand down its decision on the future of Sharks coach Shane Flanagan.