cochise
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@WT2K said:Here’s hoping the verdict is delivered as some are suggesting when the commission meets next week.
Our interim CEO stated that NRL had told the club that a decision would be made by the end of the month.
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@WT2K said:Here’s hoping the verdict is delivered as some are suggesting when the commission meets next week.
@Tweed_Tiger said:They meet on Thursday
@hsvjones said:So if the reports are correct on fox now - Cronulla Sharks facing heavy penalties after NRL uncovers multiple salary cap breaches … I give up… They are looking at 500k fine because they clearly breached the salary cap a few times yet the Tigers get a 675k fine plus lose CEO for a so called deal with a player after he finishes playing that is not even signed… This just blows my minds how the same teams keep cheating and get a slap on the wrist yet we get hammered… Someone please help me understand what i am missing because it is really pissing me off…
@Fraze23 said:And they have still been permitted to sign Segeyaro :man_shrugging:t2:
@cochise said:Cronulla training in the hope of resurrecting his NRL career, it emerged the Papua New Guinea international has been given no guarantee his contract will be registered pending the outcome of the salary cap investigation.Blockquote
@Fraze23 said:I feel like this is going to turn out like a child arguing with an adult or a student with a teacher. The Tigers will be a child who has made a valid point, but like any parent/teacher the NRL is going to turn around and justify their decision by saying “because I said so.” If this happens or we cop a harsher penalty than the Sharks do then I genuinely hope we take them to court and bend them over a barrel.