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"Love the input HOE and very well said. Pops your spot on with a lot of what your suggesting, and Coryn nails it as well.
I was oblivious to Lomax beating to his own drum, oblivious to the suggestion he wasn't a team first guy.
There are points made…"
I was oblivious to Lomax beating to his own drum, oblivious to the suggestion he wasn't a team first guy.
There are points made…"
"I thought he looked frustrated actually. Like he's trying too hard and it's not really coming off for him. I think he wants to be a player who controls the game, but I don't believe his skills are quite there to be that type of player. You certainly…"
"The fact he looked as if he'd checked out half way through the season makes ur statement moot....Lomax is a very confused human being, we have had enough of that over 40 years, good luck Zac....I'm sure Parra will thrive without you, no more the…"
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Backending is a different issue and it's not outside the rules. All clubs do it. So why ban it?
Clubs and players association would never buy into it in any case.
1. Illegal/Against regulations to restrict trade
2. Union would take our best players
3. TPA's would still exist, just not out in the open
Bernie not using TPA's. I thought the rules were that clubs can not have anything to do with a TPA, it had to be at arms length. My understanding is that the rules state that CEO's / Clubs cannot organise or guarantee any TPA, they must be sourced by the player or player manager all on their own to be legal under NRL rules. It's just all a great big capital F joke. Remove all restrictions and let each club sign who they want for whatever they want. Sink or swim, no bailouts. At the moment only a handful of clubs appear to be abiding by the rules and a select few at the top of the ladder hide the breach of salary cap so well that they literally have no cap now anyway.
Calling Bernie a dope, well I'm not convinced he is, I think he is just very honest and operates by the rules. Unfortunately in the NRL world he is in the minority and whilst the others get away with it, then we can't compete in the market. The NRL are the only ones that can do something about it. Enforce it properly or get rid of it.
The Players Association would never allow it, it's a blatant restraint of trade if there was one.
Put a cap on tpa’s and make all contracts public, just like they do in usa
They don't restrict how much players can outside of their game.
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