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"I have us playing finals football.
Only if Moses stays on the field for more than 18 games and our back 5 show me more in yardage coming out of trouble.
Defensively if we can continue the consistency from what we are seeing in pre season around…"
Only if Moses stays on the field for more than 18 games and our back 5 show me more in yardage coming out of trouble.
Defensively if we can continue the consistency from what we are seeing in pre season around…"
"This is Caleb Tangitau last week.
https://youtu.be/qiVvEHZa6kM?si=RcWpZZ3yMRaB4hyK"
https://youtu.be/qiVvEHZa6kM?si=RcWpZZ3yMRaB4hyK"
"I've got us top 4, there's been so much good work going on at the club and we are going to start reaping the rewards from now on. "
"https://youtube.com/shorts/2EiHGcoKK-Q?si=VTr4kdu-DXzB8_Le
https://youtube.com/shorts/TRFltoqKo3A?si=qtFeHRTI2Rpm7zZj
This cat here is just like butter smooth skills to burn great acceleration and to come back from a near career ending neck injury…"
https://youtube.com/shorts/TRFltoqKo3A?si=qtFeHRTI2Rpm7zZj
This cat here is just like butter smooth skills to burn great acceleration and to come back from a near career ending neck injury…"
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The Terry Hill legal case stopped the Draft a number of years ago. Legally (at Law) you cannot restrict a person to earn and prevent them from earning if they have the ability to earn more (this is why the at arms length TPA's has no limit). Other sporting codes have player drafts and restrictions on salaries because their respective players Unions (Associations) have agreed to have these for the benefit of that sport. The NRL have the power to suspend, deregister players for a wide range of things. The NRL give clubs a Licence to compete and this Licence can be revoked by the NRL. In Layman's terms the NRL is a quasi-employer of each and every player and can stop a player from playing the game. The NRL breach players generally under their wide reaching internal rule of "bringing the game into disrepute". If clubs don't sack players or punish their own staff for off field incidents then NRL will come over the top and hand down harder punishment (ie., the Pearce matter in a prime example).
Nicely written Pee Wee
You are right. In short, the NRL are the boss and players play the game via invitation and this invitation can be taken away by the NRL, if players do the wrong thing in their own private time, and that is how it should be.
:). That's going to stick!
i hope so,
i worked with one of the guys surf boat guys and he was 6 foot fuck, and i called him Mary and that stuck lol
Lol, I won't take offence. Having worn the blue uniform and having walked the beat I have been called a lot worse :)
Hope not, all in jest
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