Foordy
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Brian To'o has been photographed (and posted it on Instagram) wearing a Bulldogs jersey
And some fool on Zero Tackle has written an article defending itBrian To'o has been photographed (and posted it on Instagram) wearing a Bulldogs jersey
bahahaha what a clusterfuck that club is. At this point I reckon they are just fucking with everyone.Scott Fulton sacked by the Tigers
Not at all surprising following the Luai signing.Scott Fulton sacked by the Tigers
I think that is the correct choice, he came in with no input of the coach and was making hiring decisions without the coach as well, it was a signing connected to the old tigers CEO who was fucking the club.bahahaha what a clusterfuck that club is. At this point I reckon they are just fucking with everyone.
RLPA slam handling of Volkman's torn up contract
The young half has been left without a deal for 2024.www.zerotackle.com
This situation really is appalling. Where is the governing body in all of this? Surely this kid can sue the NRL and win a large sum.
His manager should be in all sorts of trouble here.RLPA slam handling of Volkman's torn up contract
The young half has been left without a deal for 2024.www.zerotackle.com
This situation really is appalling. Where is the governing body in all of this? Surely this kid can sue the NRL and win a large sum.
How about suing the manager that got a release but didn’t have a contract ready to lodge? His contract, duty of care is to you.
How it’s the NRL’s responsibility to approve a contract they haven’t seen I’m a little unsure.
No manager I’ve spoken to about this has said anything other than 99% manager’s fault and 1% Dragons for not doing the physical first.
His manager is a fait accompli, he'll obviously get sued. But I would imagine the governing body itself has a duty of care to the player. Essentially, the system they have set up has provided a loop hole in which he has obviously been injured at his workplace and nothing has been put in place to compensate him for it. This to me screams serious negligence and failure of a system. I imagine a good lawyer, which he won't be able to afford, would be able to take the NRL to town on this.
The Warriors have agreed to pay for Volkman's treatment
On the Milford Shakes.
Gideon Jelly-Mosby now