Commercially, they have little to stand on. They will be relying on non compete clauses to cover that base for them. In reality, good luck, half of them wont wash in federal/supreme court due to restriction of trade etc etc etc. If it was a majority shareholder thats a different story.
We know exactly who's incoming ... we've known for months
But...but my count down :(
Spot on, I was going to type exactly the same thing, then I saw your post and don't need to :)
How'd that turn out
He wanted to stay in SydneyThe one that got away. This should've been us:
Got a job for me? Phone call that reunited Benji and Bennett at Souths
The phone call between Benji Marshall and Wayne Bennett that lured the supercoach’s special player out of retirement to Redfern.www.smh.com.au
I thought they were pretty keen to keep him , even pushing him into the backrow was suggested to keep him.
Plus I think his experience at the club would have soured a return, especially what he thought of Milford.
I don’t think so. The club threw him a lifeline last time he was facing a forced retirement and then let him walk when we needed him most because his home club found a spot for him. He should love the club. I’m sure he’s had plenty of lazier guys than Milford on his team during his 10 years at the floundering perennial 9th placers.
I don't think he would hate the club, but it would have definitely left a sour taste and would feel far less likely to return. Many of the complaints at the time on here were that Benji with the experience he offered that he was being underutilised and rightly so, rarely getting a starting opportunity and barely utilised correctly off the bench, behind an ever growing struggling Hunt and a lazy team mate who wouldn't have ended up in his present situation with hard work and attitude. I could understand feeling frustrated when your seeking a fresh opportunity only to be held back and when he was given a proper opportunity back at the Tigers you saw what he could offer.
