refs in training shirts in trials

[Cockadoodledoo]

Quality company Youi, a good fit for the NRL's brand image.

http://www.smh.com.au/business/bank...-billing-without-consent-20160818-gqvrmi.html

 

[insert.pause]

it's an insurance company, they're all evil!

 

[myrrh ken]

Quality company Youi, a good fit for the NRL's brand image.

http://www.smh.com.au/business/bank...-billing-without-consent-20160818-gqvrmi.html

Five whistleblowers say the company culture encouraged sales staff to defraud potential customers on a large scale by billing them for policies they never signed up for.

The whistleblowers also say customers are having claims rejected due to a cult-like corporate culture that drives staff to falsify insurance documents to make sales. Youi's customers are left paying for policies that don't actually cover them.

Refs dont even like them.

 

[Timmah]

Quality company Youi, a good fit for the NRL's brand image.

http://www.smh.com.au/business/bank...-billing-without-consent-20160818-gqvrmi.html

Never dealt with Youi but I dare say every company that has direct debit facilities has billed somebody without consent at some point. Happened to me with my previous ISP just last year.

 

[BestHookerFarrah]

Bloody hard to tell the refs from the Easts players in the Roosters v Manly highlights.

 

[Raiderdave]

the OP is onto something. The games needs to be more professional. Hopefully the NRL sharpens up and instructs players to tuck their shirts in during matches

You're aware that many clubs either recycle their Nines kit or wear a training strip in pre-season games too? Are we gonna take aim at them as well?

ive never seen any side where a training shirt in any trial ever
they always wear proper kit ...
the only variation in the 9's to proper football jumpers was some singlets a few years back a few sides wore ... quickly ditched because of how stupid they looked

 

[Timmah]

ive never seen any side where a training shirt in any trial ever
they always wear proper kit ...
the only variation in the 9's to proper football jumpers was some singlets a few years back a few sides wore ... quickly ditched because of how stupid they looked

Off the top of my head I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt, Canterbury and the Warriors both wore training jerseys on the weekend and last weekend as well.

And last year too.

Don't believe me?

Bulldogs one even includes a bonus ref in a training shirt for you

 

[Nice Beaver]

That fat wanker Peter Peters blowing up carrying on with "they had better not do this in the regular season" or some such garbage.
Check why they did it before you wet your fat granny undies, Peters.
Jesus I will do a happy dance the day that tub of lard leaves Manly for good.

 

[Raiderdave]

Off the top of my head I can tell you without a shadow of a doubt, Canterbury and the Warriors both wore training jerseys on the weekend and last weekend as well.

And last year too.

Don't believe me?

Bulldogs one even includes a bonus ref in a training shirt for you

ahhhh ..... hahahahaha

they look like football jumpers to me
probably because they are

sheesh

 

[Timmah]

ahhhh ..... hahahahaha

they look like football jumpers to me
probably because they are

sheesh

They're sold as training jerseys. They are training jerseys. They are not worn during the proper season.

Same as what the referees wore - they were training shirts, not worn during the proper season.

 

[unforgiven]

ahhhh ..... hahahahaha

they look like football jumpers to me
probably because they are

sheesh

These are training jerseys, see the Canterbury logo where the NRL logo should be?

 

[kdalymc]

Haha

 

[Leber]

Warriors often wear training jerseys during trials. I assume other teams do aswell.

 

[myrrh ken]

Early season meltdown from raiderdave looming.

He's moves on from hypothetical home semis for Canberra to fashions on the field.

 

[Knight76]

Real jerseys are pretty much training jerseys anyway. They just don't call them that so they can charge $170 for what is essentially a T-shirt.