Pascoe sanctioned by the NRL

@innsaneink said:
They mentioned it on radio today… Storm over the cap and. Last player resigned was scam smyth… Talk sharks re-signed segeyaro on minimal contract (150k)because their last player signed before segs was Shaun johnson…preferable to. Lose segs than SJ

Yeah but if they are already over the cap, under this rule wouldn't they lose both of them?
 
@innsaneink said:
They mentioned it on radio today… Storm over the cap and. Last player resigned was scam smyth… Talk sharks re-signed segeyaro on minimal contract (150k)because their last player signed before segs was Shaun johnson…preferable to. Lose segs than SJ

How hilarious if old Cam "Two Contracts" Smith gets shafted because of this. Ha.
 
A report claims Melbourne has a lot more on the line than the future of big-bopper Sam Kasiano on the line in its salary cap crunch for round one.

The Daily Telegraph revealed recently the Storm have been shopping the prop around to rival clubs in a bid to squeeze under the 2019 salary cap.

The Storm’s full cap crisis was laid bare on Tuesday morning by Triple M NRL commentator Ben Dobbin, who told Triple M’s Big Breakfast that the club is $600,000 over the 2019 cap.

He reported the club is desperate to find a new home for Kasiano because the NRL recently threatened the club with being excluded from the opening round of the season on March 14 if they are still not salary cap compliant.

The NRL’s other tool for dealing with clubs who are over the cap heading into the start of a season would see the Storm lose captain Cameron Smith, who was the last player to sign on with the Storm for the 2019 season.

Melbourne’s salary cap crunch comes with the Sharks reportedly set to face a salary cap reduction of up to $500,000 for their salary cap scandal which reportedly dates back to cap breaches in 2015.

This is from NEWS.com website.
 
@bathursttiger said:
The Storm’s full cap crisis was laid bare on Tuesday morning by Triple M NRL commentator Ben Dobbin, who told Triple M’s Big Breakfast that the club is $600,000 over the 2019 cap.

He reported the club is desperate to find a new home for Kasiano because the NRL recently threatened the club with being excluded from the opening round of the season on March 14 if they are still not salary cap compliant.

The NRL’s other tool for dealing with clubs who are over the cap heading into the start of a season would see the Storm lose captain Cameron Smith, who was the last player to sign on with the Storm for the 2019 season.

Thanks for clearing that up, Bathurst.

On a different tangent, don't tell me Kasiano is on anything near 600k.
 
I know that you can't believe everything that you read on the web, but you would hope a supposedly reputable (LOL)Media outlet like NEWS would get the facts correct.
 
@sheer64 said:
Wondering why the Storms CEO has not been stood down and deregistered by Toddy and his mate?

The NRL havent concluded their investigation yet, same with the Sharks, we are much further along than they are.
 
But there’s a point here hey? When those investigations are concluded, if there have been breaches, the CEO’s must be stood down. A precedent has now been set!
 
@Tiger_Steve said:
But there’s a point here hey? When those investigations are concluded, if there have been breaches, the CEO’s must be stood down. A precedent has now been set!

If they were involved, then yes they should be.
 
@cochise said:
There are reports that they are currently over, but they may be under by the start of the season.

So they either get under or the NRL tell them the last contract/contracts signed don't get registered. I don't see how the CEO will be deregistered.
 
@gallagher said:
So they either get under or the NRL tell them the last contract/contracts signed don’t get registered. I don’t see how the CEO will be deregistered.

Which is why I replied with if the CEO os involved in cheating then he should be suspended, I was replying to someone asking why he hadnt been dregistered.
 

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