T.S Quint
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The NRL should be up for criminal charges
Just Todd Greenberg would be fine with me.
The NRL should be up for criminal charges
Nothing to see here.
The nrl will just sweep it under the carpet.
Give them time mate. When they finish the investigation into Manlys alleged match fixing, I am sure they will then get straight onto this !
Its not just manly ... i think we're going straight to the top of the classWhere are we placed when they lose their 12 points? 7th
Its not just manly ... i think we're going straight to the top of the class
^^^ link
In sentencing Mr Seward in the Downing Centre Local Court, Deputy Chief Magistrate Christopher O'Brien acknowledged Mr Seward did not implement the scheme to make off-the-books payments to players and managers, saying it was clear he inherited it.
He accepted Mr Seward's account the Parramatta Eels board told him to fix the problem or they would find someone who would.
"There was a degree of desperation and coercion at the time these offences were committed," Mr O'Brien said.
No conviction was recorded.
You have to ask the question, if he 'inherited' the scheme, then why didn't the person who 'implemented' the scheme also get charged?
He inherited the problem ?
Sharp took over from Spags 12 May 2013
Sharp appointed Seward 21 Sept 2013
So from this we deduce that:-
1. Spags left Sharp a salary cap hand grenade.
2. If Sharp knew about it, he was too stupid not to self report.
3. If Sharp knew about it, how come he has not been charged ?
4. Seward consulted Todd in December 2013.
5. Seward did not resign until June 2015 only after the Foran contract fiasco.
Seward, who is a close friend of Greenberg from their time together at the Bulldogs, admitted in the December, 2013 board meeting to have sought feedback from Greenberg about the way Canterbury handled third-party agreements during his tenure as club chief executive.
http://www.beaudeserttimes.com.au/s...rg-for-advice-on-third-party-agreements/?cs=6