wuddie
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i doubt people will leave because what sbw has said or done. he was in no way a role model for the players, nor will he ever be. he has chosen money over his morals, then that's his choice. we'll just judge from that.
If there is a precedent set that says contracts aren't enforceable and that you just need to skip the country, do you think players looking to earn more somewhere else, will stay?wuddie said:i doubt people will leave because what sbw has said or done. he was in no way a role model for the players, nor will he ever be. he has chosen money over his morals, then that's his choice. we'll just judge from that.
well said mate.blue_chameleon said:If there is a precedent set that says contracts aren't enforceable and that you just need to skip the country, do you think players looking to earn more somewhere else, will stay?
It's a crucial case for the NRL to win.
Obviously not everyone takes the core development of the NRL into consideration, but there is enough speculation over recent weeks with players coming out and saying they are considering their options, to say this is a very important issue to the game.
A lot of players are just waiting to see which way the SBW case goes first.
EDIT: Just my take on it anyway man.
Get over it. It's a sport.wuddie said:ihe has chosen money over his morals, then that's his choice. we'll just judge from that.
you sound really stupid here tbh.sam04u said:Get over it. It's a sport.
It's not a sport where there are millions upon millions of adoring fans. It's not a sport with international recognition. It's a local sport, which pays 1/6th of what he was being offered to play, in a new country, without the shit Australian press always bitching and moaning, with the prospect of being more well known, successful and famous than ever.
Which idiot would have said no to all that?
They're finally realising that now.wuddie said:it is a fact that we don't have the money to compete with other codes, or even super league. if we try and match them dollar for dollar, we'll lose out every time. so if the players are ready to leave league, i am pretty sure it is not the money that's keeping them here, but rather their respect for this great game and their personal competitiveness. all of our top players would almost certainly be getting a higher salary if they switched codes or went overseas.
lol world cupZrap said:Yeah and not to forget the New Zealanders, he dogged the World Cup.
Final: Australia vs. New ZealandMartyno1 said:lol world cup
lolwuddie said:it is a fact that we don't have the money to compete with other codes, or even super league. if we try and match them dollar for dollar, we'll lose out every time. so if the players are ready to leave league, i am pretty sure it is not the money that's keeping them here, but rather their respect for this great game and their personal competitiveness. all of our top players would almost certainly be getting a higher salary if they switched codes or went overseas.
Alright, grub.joshua.green said:sonny bill williams is a dirty grub.
Oh wait, the Australian press is bitching and moaning. And the French knew about him. I'm totally proved wrong, and have no grasp of even simple logic. Oh wait, you know that's not what I meant. Asshole.historykidd said:you sound really stupid here tbh.
don't speak about something unless you have at least a competent grasp on it
Other players wouldn't be getting as much money, the seizure of property would be enough to scare them off... for SBW he doesn't mind losing a 1.4 million dollar house since he'll get that back in a year.If there is a precedent set that says contracts aren't enforceable and that you just need to skip the country, do you think players looking to earn more somewhere else, will stay?