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@Tigerlily said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285351) said:**Elijah Taylor shattered by alleged manager scam that cost him more than $350,000**
04:19 wwos
Former Kiwi Test forward Elijah Taylor has been left devastated after being allegedly scammed of more than $350,000 by his former manager.
Taylor, who played with Wests Tigers last season before being released, took his ex-manager Ian Miles to a civil court in Christchurch and won the case.
He was awarded $484,824 in damages and costs.
But he is unlikely to see a penny of it as Miles, who managed his financial affairs for more than four years, has declared himself bankrupt.
Elijah Taylor. (Getty)
"Elijah is shattered as Ian was a close friend and someone he trusted with his money," a source close to Taylor said.
"He doesn't know what to do next and is considering police action.
"It is a cautionary tale to all young players - keep an eye on your money and make sure whoever is looking after it is doing the right thing by you."
Taylor is currently without a club for next season but has been training with Blacktown Workers - Manly's feeder club. He is expected to sign to go to England to continue his career in 2021
@Tigerlily said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285351) said:**Elijah Taylor shattered by alleged manager scam that cost him more than $350,000**
04:19 wwos
Former Kiwi Test forward Elijah Taylor has been left devastated after being allegedly scammed of more than $350,000 by his former manager.
Taylor, who played with Wests Tigers last season before being released, took his ex-manager Ian Miles to a civil court in Christchurch and won the case.
He was awarded $484,824 in damages and costs.
But he is unlikely to see a penny of it as Miles, who managed his financial affairs for more than four years, has declared himself bankrupt.
Elijah Taylor. (Getty)
"Elijah is shattered as Ian was a close friend and someone he trusted with his money," a source close to Taylor said.
"He doesn't know what to do next and is considering police action.
"It is a cautionary tale to all young players - keep an eye on your money and make sure whoever is looking after it is doing the right thing by you."
Taylor is currently without a club for next season but has been training with Blacktown Workers - Manly's feeder club. He is expected to sign to go to England to continue his career in 2021
@Cairnstigers said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285360) said:If I was Elijah, my ex manager would be asking for Mercy
@JD-Tiger said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285388) said:Scammers like that, who get done and then get out of it by declaring bankruptcy should see the inside of a prison cell.
@Earl said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285371) said:That sucks. Footy players need to realize these managers are scammers. The whole financial services industry can scam you.
@Harvey said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285403) said:So if the NRL accredits these agents, should they force them to pay a bond to cover these events?
@Harvey said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285403) said:So if the NRL accredits these agents, should they force them to pay a bond to cover these events?
@Harvey said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285403) said:So if the NRL accredits these agents, should they force them to pay a bond to cover these events?
[/QUOTE]@tonza said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285376) said:@Cairnstigers said in [Elijah Taylor](/post/1285360) said:If I was Elijah, my ex manager would be asking for Mercy
Maybe Elijah should organise one of his own contracts? With Manly I mean.