@Winnipeg said:
Yeah original plan called for a hands free dettol dispenser but council will only approve a used cake of imperial leather.
What can we do with Lodges $$$
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Yeah original plan called for a hands free dettol dispenser but council will only approve a used cake of imperial leather.
@Yossarian said:
May as well not wash your hands.
westTAHger
Well-known member
1\. Why not just have some spare $$$ in the kitty.
2\. Can you spend it on the junior teams, so they are well equipped ?
2\. Can you spend it on the junior teams, so they are well equipped ?
@westTAHger said:
1\. A rainy day or perhaps a mid-year player transfer..
2\. Lodge was a contracted NRL player …his money was coming out of the Clubs Salary Cap allocation ...the money from the salary cap can only be spent on players salaries...funding for the junior teams comes from Wests Ashfield and Wests Cambo it has nothing to do with the Top 25 Salary cap contracted players and could not be diverted as such...
goldcoast_tiger
New member
@Yossarian said:
See what we get for aiming too high.
Anyway don't we own some brown paper bags full of cash, they're always sure to work.
After all , this is a Council.
sideline_eye
New member
@Cultured Bogan said:
I don't know whether it had anything to do with his retirement but I think Docker has also had multiple concussions.
Fade_To_Black
New member
@sideline eye said:
Wasn't it Nigel Plum that was the one with the chronic concussions? I think the reason a lot of young blokes are pulling the pin on their careers through injury CB is that they can see how the older blokes have suffered post-career through old injuries ie: barely being able to walk with mangled knees.?
sideline_eye
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@Fade To Black said:
From Fox Sports:
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AT the ripe old age of 24, Adam Docker has been forced to retire.
Having continually overcome the odds, from a coma to multiple concussions, Docker has always prided himself on his ability to fight his way out of the most difficult situations.
But after just four seasons in the NRL, during which he was discussed for Australian Test honours, the Penrith forward has reached his breaking point.
His body, more specifically his left knee, has let him down.
That’s why just three months before his 25th birthday, Docker’s been forced to hang up his boots.
It wasn’t even a choice. The decision was made for him.
With no cartilage left in his knee, the bones have been grinding against each other all year.
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Even the most basic of tasks, like walking to the shops, leaves him in agony.
