So there no more posts saying the NRL will or won't be doing their own investigation.
I am sure the NRL are having a meeting tomorrow & the Bulldogs story will be discussed.
http://foxsports.news.com.au/story/0,8659,9407980-23209,00.html
THE National Rugby League (NRL) will begin its own investigation into player conduct after a police probe into gang rape allegations cleared six members of the Bulldogs team.
NRL chief executive David Gallop made the announcement after police said they would not lay charges against any players accused of raping a 20-year-old Coffs Harbour woman on February 22.
Gallop said it was important the NRL was a community leader in areas such as attitudes towards women, and the scandal surrounding the Bulldogs had highlighted the need for change.
"There is a range of conduct outside the central allegations that we said we would look at when the central allegation became clearer," he told reporters at the NRL's Sydney headquarters.
"We've got a board meeting tomorrow and we will certainly be discussing that conduct and potential penalties against the club."
Mr Gallop said the rape allegations had done substantial damage to the public face of the game.
"Rugby league went into 2004 with a great sense of optimism and anticipation about our season, and we're having a fantastic season, but we've got some off-field issues that we continue to need to deal with," he said.
"We want to be able to look back in a few years and say real change was made (to player conduct), and today's decision by the police is just part of the process that we intend to go through over the next few months.
"I don't think anybody takes any particular joy out of any of this, I wish it hadn't happened."
AAP