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Going to be difficult for the Rabbits and Dogs to talk about games vs the Sharks at Pointsbet stadium
Well, maybe not 24/7.... It'll get a bit smelly if you don't give it some air occasionally....
Laundry hotels and Canterbury leagues with the dogs as well.I think Crown Resorts is a bunnies sponsor .... resorts and casinos are separate?... maybe gambling is ok, just not on sports
I haven’t looked, but I doubt it. Crown are in the doldrums with the regulators are are subject to a takeover bid from Blackstone.I think Crown Resorts is a bunnies sponsor .... resorts and casinos are separate?
Ok sex pest!
might not be up to date??? - but they are still listed ... https://corporate.rabbitohs.com.au/official-club-sponsors/I haven’t looked, but I doubt it. Crown are in the doldrums with the regulators are are subject to a takeover bid from Blackstone.
It’s a good thing that we’re not backed by a casino.
wwos.nine.com.au
"Well run" clubsAn incredible 70 per cent of NRL bosses believe clubs are rorting the salary cap through unreported third-party deals.
Of the 23 club CEOs and chairmen that responded to The Sydney Morning Herald's anonymous poll, 16 said clubs are cheating the system.
More than $4 million in third party deals were registered in 2021, although that's down from $8.2 million in 2017. While COVID-19 could account for some of the drop, rules around those deals were tightened after Parramatta was punished in 2016 for floating the salary cap.
"The NRL have done a good job cleaning up a lot of the confusion and irregularities around third-party agreements," one club boss said, speaking anonymously.
"But many clubs believe that there are still instances where a club will operate outside the TPA rules to secure income for a player. That sort of assistance can make a big difference in signing or keeping a player."
Worrying cheating revelations from NRL club bosses
'That can make a big difference'
I don’t think that description is quite right. At least not in sport like leeg. Or maybe it is apt for leeg. Sure Moses may dominate inferior opponents (which last year seem to include Scums so go figure) but it’s not like he necessarily plays better or worse against any given opposition. The opponents are just better or worse themselves. So it’s a dumb insult that really has little to do with the player being insulted.
Presumably he has joined the Golden State Warriors.... They're the only Warriors I know of that will contend for any sort of title in the short term....
