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Well Dave Donaghy has read my dm, one wonders if he actually looked at it properly
Sproj
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I reckon we are starting to have an effect. Have you noticed that the media is really starting to hammer home the lack of consistency?
I bleed Maroon
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That's probably what Ikin and Donuts are doing, targeting the media rather than the NRL directly, because lets face it, the NRL is swayed by media narrative far more than anything else.
Sproj
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And we are providing them with evidence by pointing our inconsistencies. I know I've written to the NRL, the Broncos and some reporters for example.
Sproj
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For example, NRL360 tonight had a section which was almost word for word what we have discussed here and talking about lack of consistency. Examples used? See earlier in our thread. It was mentioned on The Back Page and NRL Tonight in the last two days for example.
Mr Fourex
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Alright......I'll admit it. I'm Paul ****....thats what I overheard my mrs saying today
wait...wot?
Opps ...sorry.... Paul is a ****.....thats what I overheard today.
Sorry
Awkward.....
BroncoFan94
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You know things are fucked up when Gus of all people mentioning on his 'Six Tackles with Gus" podcast that if that Haas and Kelly incident happened at the bulldogs he wouldn't have reported it to the NRL as it's a nothing story and doesn't agree with them getting charged and suspended. Even Mat Thompson (stupid always has to yell at everything commentator on 9) was saying where is the consistency with the NRL with May still playing while having police charges, Milford now is subject to the Integrity Unit's investigation of that incident even though through a court of law he has been found not guilty etc.
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Riddle me this conspiracy nuts. Why could JDB immediately come back in after the DPP determined it would not run a third trial? Why was there no requirement for an integrity unit investigation in that case prior to him being allowed to play?
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I cannot recall one instance of a player under scrutiny when this wasn't the conversation. It's also the conservation when any public identity gets charged with anything in the real world. Go read something on the cases of Bill Cosby, Rolf Harris or George Takei. Anyone who's been charged or not charged with anything following an allegation.
Are you for real that you've only just noticed this? It's called a kangaroo court.
DigitalDaz
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I realised the anti-Broncos agenda at the NRL about midway through the 2020 season. I posted several times on this forum, with a very long list of reasons why I was convinced that "operation red carpet" (the name I've given it) was underway. Operation Red Carpet (ORC) is about weakening the Queensland teams, but especially the Broncos, to smooth the way for Redcliffe's launch next year.
Rather than being exposed by the media, ORC being ably assisted by the media, which should be no surprise considering News Corp has shares in Redcliffe. Of course, the NRL's side hustle in all this is match fixing, in bed with their sponsor-buddies at online betting platforms.
Finally, people are waking up which is good to see.
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Rather than being exposed by the media, ORC being ably assisted by the media, which should be no surprise considering News Corp has shares in Redcliffe. Of course, the NRL's side hustle in all this is match fixing, in bed with their sponsor-buddies at online betting platforms.
Finally, people are waking up which is good to see.
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Nashy
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1. Took your time seeing this one
2. Even the NRL aren't this dumb OR smart
3. Source?
I bleed Maroon
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And how exactly are they achieving this "operation"? Biased refereeing? That has been happening to us since 1993. Are they forcing us to make brain dead roster decisions like letting Walsh and Walker go?
DigitalDaz
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Many are starting to see the bleeding obvious. Others ... well ... they continue to believe that organisations such as the NRL are incapable of corruption and dirty deeds.
Anyone who has worked in the corporate world knows otherwise. That corruption creeps through an organisation from the top through fear, intimidation, pay-offs, rewarding bad behaviour, and penalising whistle-blowers.
"Conspiracy theory" is the term used by those either in denial or incapable of understanding the ways of the world.
The NRL has an agenda. The Broncos are complying. All things are in place. I have listed all the bogus suspensions, decisions and various other things that has been used to weaken the Broncos over the past two seasons. The list is long, and so the denial is now very deep and wide.
I'm seeing an acceleration of the corruption because the NRL have discovered that NRL fans are either so dump or so complacent that they are willing to be screwed week in, week out if it means they can watch a game of footy.
Sproj
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I have written to the NRL for a please explain as to why Milford is basically punished for something he has been acquitted for, 4 weeks have been given for a derogatory comment for one player, yet another player, of far higher status of course, did not have any suspension at all. I have also asked why one player who has a criminal court case hanging over his head is allowed to continue to play uninterrupted when Milford, with no case at all over his head, has to undergo further examination.
I am not expecting an answer but I have also sent this to certain media heads, which might get a better response.
I am not expecting an answer but I have also sent this to certain media heads, which might get a better response.
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The Broncos don't care about winning and losing. They're owned by a company that only cares about clicks and therefore will never question the NRL, especially if it leads to favourable treatment. If we are winning, Broncos fans read the news. If we are losing Broncos fans read it and so does everyone else. Broncos losing is beneficial to our own owners. Until someone buys us out we won't be successful.
