Sonny Bill now officially a 'wanted man'

[Knight87]

http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,24092830-5001021,00.html

Man, it looks like things are starting to get serious now.

 

[Kiki]

woaaaaah. this is completely insane. like a movie script.

 

[Knight87]

if he gets his assets and money frozen, and doesn't play in the NRL again and is not allowed to play in Union, things won't be looking pretty for him, that's for sure.

 

[Kiki]

i would like to see him have to go get a real job. he really has no idea how blessed he is does he?

 

[mangeur de grenouilles]

if he gets his assets and money frozen, and doesn't play in the NRL again and is not allowed to play in Union, things won't be looking pretty for him, that's for sure.

You can never prevent him from working in France.
Our laws are different, and our judges hate that foreigner come to say to them what to make..:lol:

 

[Knight87]

You can never prevent him from working in France.
Our laws are different, and our judges hate that foreigner come to say to them what to make..:lol:

You speak good English for someone who is from France. As far as I'm aware of, not many people in France speak English (especially in comparison to the Scandanavian and Germanic countries).

 

[mattyg]

I'd love nothing more than to see him spend some time in prison over this. I'm sure he won't be whinging about getting $500,000 a year then.

 

[Rogue.9]

If they take SBW's assets I'm sure Khoder Nasser will let him stay at his place (until they take that too), after all it's the least he can do for totally f**king up his life.

 

[miguel de cervantes]

"We have to wait to find out the position of the IRB, the FFR, the LNR and some Australian tribunals, because this case is extremly atypcial, a bit like if a basketball player decided to try his hand at soccer.", explains Boudjellal. "If he has the will to play here, to quit league, if we have the autorisation of the IRB and if these conditions correspond to our means, we will study the proposition.This will be an enormous chance".

David Gallop 24 hours earlier stated...

"If they [the IRB] don't have jurisdiction, then who does? Can this rogue club simply operate without rules in their code?”

Something stinks here.

It looks like the IRB have just been given the jurisdiction by the president of RCT - but then again this guy was basically lying his pants off 24 hours ago. If the IRB are even half decent human beings this thing will be nipped in the bud quick smart at the request of Gallop and his cronies. If not (and I personally think the IRB will at first try to seek a compromise between both parties) when you throw in the FFR, the LNR, some austere courts in both France and Australia, and bunch of Newscorp laywers this is certainly going to turn into one hell of a sh*tfight.

I can't understand how anyone could throw everything they had behind them for such a risky venture. Eastsrules, budding LU law student, has stated that SBW & Co would have researched this all in advance....I don't think so.

 

[mangeur de grenouilles]

You speak good English for someone who is from France. As far as I'm aware of, not many people in France speak English (especially in comparison to the Scandanavian and Germanic countries).

I have difficulties expressing me in English.I am French after all.:lol:
I use this translator to help me.http://www.reverso.net/text_translation.asp?lang=FR

 

[mangeur de grenouilles]

I'd love nothing more than to see him spend some time in prison over this. I'm sure he won't be whinging about getting $500,000 a year then.

But the poor guy, is going to live in France, is it not already sufficient?:lol:
He will laugh less in front of his dish of snails or frogs.:twisted:

 

[mangeur de grenouilles]

If the IRB are even half decent human beings this thing will be nipped in the bud quick smart at the request of Gallop and his cronies. If not (and I personally think the IRB will at first try to seek a compromise between both parties) when you throw in the FFR, the LNR, some austere courts in both France and Australia, and bunch of Newscorp laywers this is certainly going to turn into one hell of a sh*tfight.

I can't understand how anyone could throw everything they had behind them for such a risky venture.

IRB's président is French. And it is well known that our rugby union leaders like rugby league.:roll:

 

[miguel de cervantes]

But the poor guy, is going to live in France, is it not already sufficient?:lol:
He will laugh less in front of his dish of snails or frogs.:twisted:

Toi qui t'appelles mangeur de grenouilles!

 

[mangeur de grenouilles]

Toi qui t'appelles mangeur de grenouilles!

Yes it's an excellent dish, you should try. Finally not with your bullfrog, that could be mortal.:?

 

[miguel de cervantes]

Yes it's an excellent dish, you should try. Finally not with your bullfrog, that could be mortal.:?

T'inquiètes, j'en ai mangé, des cuisses - trop d'os à mon avis.

 

[CharlieF]

I'll put my 2 cents in and declare that this will be the death of the Salary cap. Once Williams is forced to defend himself, he will obviously bring to light the unfair restaint of trade that everyone knows exists. It doesn't matter to the courts that its because certain clubs need it to survive. There is no salary cap preventing small business from going under.

Here are sponsors and endorsers wanting to pay Williams money, but the NRL say he is not allowed to earn it. The contract he signed was signed under these unfair conditions. This will all come out in court.

For the sake of one player, the NRL will probably bring a lot of the clubs to their knees once the salary cap is outlawed. Regardless, it is inevitable that the Cap will go. The only reason this whole situation is so is because of it.

 

[shiznit]

David Gallop 24 hours earlier stated...



Something stinks here.

It looks like the IRB have just been given the jurisdiction by the president of RCT - but then again this guy was basically lying his pants off 24 hours ago. If the IRB are even half decent human beings this thing will be nipped in the bud quick smart at the request of Gallop and his cronies. If not (and I personally think the IRB will at first try to seek a compromise between both parties) when you throw in the FFR, the LNR, some austere courts in both France and Australia, and bunch of Newscorp laywers this is certainly going to turn into one hell of a sh*tfight.

I can't understand how anyone could throw everything they had behind them for such a risky venture. Eastsrules, budding LU law student, has stated that SBW & Co would have researched this all in advance....I don't think so.

:lol: @ going to the IRB...

the LNR will tell the IRB to f**k off... what do you think the NRL would say if the IRLF got involved in a NRL matter??

the IRB are a smaller version of FIFA. the power is held by european clubs.

 

[Everlovin' Antichrist]

I would reckon that SBW should put a line through Sydney as a destination for any holiday in the future.