@Geo said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1111075) said:
@Ponyo said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1109835) said:
@Tiger5150 said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1109826) said:
@Tweed_Tiger said in [Signing Suggestions & Rumours](/post/1109825) said:
Wonder how much cash we have left for the final spot.
I saw someone elses working out came to $350K
99.9% J-Rey stood down next week.
Application for salary cap relief will be
lodged pending decision so 350k
I note with interest Josh Reynolds was at the members day yesterday ...posing for pictures with members..
I saw that too Geo, they must be
confident man. For the record I don't
wish him to be stood down,
was just discussing possibilities.
ln up the fight to clear the name of former NSW State of Origin star Josh Reynolds.
Margaret Cunneen, who gave evidence as a character witness for former Manly fullback Brett Stewart in 2010, will defend Reynolds, who is vigorously defending a domestic violence charge against his ex-partner.
Cuneen, the former Crown Prosecutor who has prosecuted some of the state’s worst sex offenders, including convicted rapists Mohammed and Bilal Skaf, is now a defence barrister.
Greenberg has the power to implement suspensions from playing NRL games, fines, or they could escape punishment altogether.
Reynolds is due to attend Sutherland Local Court on February 7 — this Friday — for mention, where his legal team, including Cuneen and solicitor Daniel McGirr, will attempt to expedite the hearing.
A backlog of cases has led to fears within Reynolds’ team that he could be forced to wait seven months before he has his day in court.
“The seven-month delay has real potential to ruin our client’s career,” McGirr wrote to the Sutherland Local Court registrar on December 19 last year.
“The NRL season begins at the start of March 2020, meaning if the NRL stands our client down, he will miss 19 of the prescribed 25 games, not including any representative games he may be selected for.
“Our client is a professional NRL footballer and is under heavy media scrutiny, even with reports today which seem to try to conduct a ‘trial by media’ approach to these matters.
“Our client has suffered significant reputational damage through the media and has been dropped from his ambassador role with White Ribbon, a charity championing the cause of domestic violence sufferers, based on these media reports.”
JOSH REYNOLDS
The case: Reynolds has entered a not guilty plea for a domestic violence charge after allegations in December he left bruising on ex-partner Arabella Del Busso’s right arm and left leg. His next court appearance is on Friday, February 7.
Possible fallout: Reynolds’ legal team are supremely confident the NRL star will be acquitted, but he could still face sanctioning from Todd Greenberg. Either way, Reynolds is vowing to fight this case until the very end.
He took to social media with a cryptic response to an unrelated video that emerged on social media channels last week, stating: “Truth. Always. Wins.”
Impact on club: With Robbie Farah retired and Jacob Liddle injured, Reynolds is being backed by coach Michael Maguire to start the season at hooker. But if Reynolds is sidelined by Todd Greenberg, it will leave the Tigers looking at Storm recruit and son of Kevin Walters, Billy Walters, to feature at dummy-half." - Via DT