Plumplechook
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He's a Kiwi - who also has a Samoan passport. But his nationality is not relevant to this injunction....
what is the point of this. He doesnt want to play League anymore. Let him go we dont need people like him in rugby league. Its a waste of money and time. Let sonny play union and he and everyone else will figure out that he is not worth that much.
what is the point of this. He doesnt want to play League anymore. Let him go we dont need people like him in rugby league. Its a waste of money and time. Let sonny play union and he and everyone else will figure out that he is not worth that much.
Thankyou.Because if they let him go and be done with it then other players will do something very similar.
Put him thru all this BS and it will make other players think twice.
Plus, the lawyers need the cash
what is the point of this. He doesnt want to play League anymore. Let him go we dont need people like him in rugby league. Its a waste of money and time. Let sonny play union and he and everyone else will figure out that he is not worth that much.
I am not sure, but I believe it means he will could be arrested if he returns to Australia, regardless of citizenship.
So Playing for the All Blacks in OZ may present an issue.
The NRL lawyers have to say they will welcome him back playing with the Bulldogs 'with glee' to support their case. If they said anything different it would destroy their case as it would be preventing SBW fulfilling the contract they argue he has broken (this is why Gallop backtracked so quickly from his threats of barring Williams from the NRL).
The reality of course is that in the unlikely event he did return to play for the Bulldogs he would be a hugely disruptive influence on the team.
This is all really about making an example of him. The last thing the Bulldogs want is SBW back....