Jeba
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- Mar 4, 2008
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You're right, it's probably not a path the NRL can take, but I really feel for the Warriors on this occasion.
NRL chief executive David Gallop has confirmed both the legal and illegal agreements at the centre of the Melbourne salary cap scandal were signed within days of each other, raising concerns about the extent of the players' knowledge of the scam.
Bucking Beads said:I'd be happy enough for the Storm to play for points if they got rid of 700k+ worth of players!.
ddd said:Bucking Beads said:I'd be happy enough for the Storm to play for points if they got rid of 700k+ worth of players!.
I'd be happy enough for the Storm to drop off the face of the earth and die in a hole
Browny said:Mark Geyer has been making sense lately, maybe its run out
The Rock said:Some people like you are suggesting that they should have never lost their premierships and should still be able to gain points this year. Therefore, they are suggesting that the penalty for rorting the cap is a 500,000 fine and a loss of 8 competition points. Yeah, that's a sufficient penalty right there. :roll:
The Dogs lost all their points on 2002 so at the very LEAST, the Storm should lose their points this year, every single one of them. If the Dogs lost all of their points in 2002 and finished last then why shouldn't the Storm?
OXY-351 said:The Bulldogs never lost all their 2002 points. They lost all the points that they had won up until they were found out to be rorting the salary cup, which unluckily for them was so late in the season they never had a chance to recover and finished last. They didn't finish on 0 points though. If the dogs were allowed to continue accumulating points in 2002 why shouldn't the Storm?
OXY-351 said:[quote="The Rock":2hfjo98a]Some people like you are suggesting that they should have never lost their premierships and should still be able to gain points this year. Therefore, they are suggesting that the penalty for rorting the cap is a 500,000 fine and a loss of 8 competition points. Yeah, that's a sufficient penalty right there. :roll:
The Dogs lost all their points on 2002 so at the very LEAST, the Storm should lose their points this year, every single one of them. If the Dogs lost all of their points in 2002 and finished last then why shouldn't the Storm?
The Rock said:But what happens if they earn points, make the 8 and win the comp in 2010? How is that punishment?? They would win yet ANOTHER premiership with a rort of a team.
The NRL would be the LAUGHING STOCK of sport in Australia if that happened.
Nashy said:Heard on the news that the Storm are appealing today.
draggx said:Its not ment to be "the same punishment" as the Dogs. Its ment to be more extreme and if it happens again its likely the NRL would take the punishment to another level again.
Nashy said:They either need to exit the comp this year, or be allowed to come under the cap and play for the year.
They CANNOT be allowed to get around the pay cut loophole and keep the same team. They MUST get rid of players.
It needs to be decided before next week.
All teams who lost to them this year should be given the 2 points.