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All AFTER the fact, dumbarse... the horse had already bolted.Yes because after the Federal Court ruled that it was illegal South Sydney was reinstated to the NRL for 2002. However, on appeal by News Ltd, the High Court ruled that Souths exclusion was legal. News Ltd, after that court case would have been able to exclude Souths from 2004 onwards if it chose to which it did not as you so helpfully bolded for us to read. You really should be thanking News Ltd for allowing Souths to still be a part of the competition. News did not get excluded from the NRL, they chose to walk away from ownership on their own accord and still make substantial money out of the game through newspaper sales and Pay TV subscriptions.
I am still waiting on your answer to the competition that Souths played in 2000/01
LOL... YOU should be thanking News Limited for allowing your club to compete because they already stated that "News Ltd made it clear before the proceedings began that it would not seek to remove Souths from the competition should the decision be made in its favour.".... i.e after receiving the ruling in their favour, the LAST team they would have wanted to exclude in future would be Souths.
News Limited scum had to walk away for the good of the game due to the growing perceptions of "conflict of interest" becoming a cacophony with pressure from League fans and clubs etc.
btw, answer your own idiotic, rhetorical question, dumbf**k.