Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 6:48 pm
I agree, they won't get near the storm.
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Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 6:50 pm
I hope you realise what you just said. No, actually I hope you don't because that would be funnier.
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 7:14 pm
You think the GWS will be bigger in their first year than the storm with a 14k average?
Hahahahahaahahahaha
Hahahahahaahahahaha
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 7:34 pm
No I meant that they won't blow their salary cap like the Storm did.
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 8:02 pm
Either did the Storm you maggot.
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 9:01 pm
The Storm blew the salary cap and were caught. Are you trying to hide the truth of that now?
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Sun Nov 27, 2011 9:09 pm
Topper wrote:The Storm blew the salary cap and were caught. Are you trying to hide the truth of that now?
GWS got caught out trying to cheat before they even entered the comp, hey Mr Dad Scully. He only got put on the Salary cap when the papers found out about him.
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 8:34 am
ah.... even if GWS didTopper wrote:No I meant that they won't blow their salary cap like the Storm did.
who'd ever find out about it
the AFL & GWS are in colusion to break the AFL's own rules
the fact GWS have done so already & this is known to the AFL.. but they have not been punished .. & in fact the CEO of the AFL has called their dodgey practices " genius"
is vomit inducing
GWS & the AFL.... a culture to despise
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 8:38 am
Viva El AFL!
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Mon Nov 28, 2011 7:42 pm
GWS did not breach the salary cap. The only thing they did was give a potential recruit's father a job within the club to help the son make a decision in their favour. Sneaky and underhanded, but legal. Like a number of thing clubs in both the AFL and the NRL have done in the past.
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:08 am
Rule breaking scumTopper wrote:GWS did not breach the salary cap. The only thing they did was give a potential recruit's father a job within the club to help the son make a decision in their favour. Sneaky and underhanded, but legal. Like a number of thing clubs in both the AFL and the NRL have done in the past.
an embarrasment even before a ball is fumbled in anger.........
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:12 am
Ever heard the saying "those in glass houses shouldn't throw stones"Raiderdave wrote:Rule breaking scumTopper wrote:GWS did not breach the salary cap. The only thing they did was give a potential recruit's father a job within the club to help the son make a decision in their favour. Sneaky and underhanded, but legal. Like a number of thing clubs in both the AFL and the NRL have done in the past.
an embarrasment even before a ball is fumbled in anger.........
James Maloney's Sydney Roosters deal exposes NRL flaw
Dean Ritchie
The Daily Telegraph
November 29, 201112:00AM
NEW Zealand Warriors star James Maloney yesterday signed with the Sydney Roosters for 2013 - a whopping 460 days before he pulls on a tricolours jumper.
James Maloney, 25, has not broken any rules - but yesterday's announcement is the latest in a long line of similar player defections and pre- or mid-season signings.
The worrying trend should be on the agenda of today's NRL annual conference, attended by the game's top officials and the incoming independent commission.
Players, and coaches, agreeing to leave teams before their contracts have finished remains a source of frustration for fans, clubs and sponsors since the NRL's anti-tampering deadlines were scrapped several seasons ago.
Also last week, Wigan's Thomas Leuluai signed with New Zealand Warriors for 2013 - a staggering 470 days before he can play for them .
And earlier this year, Bulldog Jamal Idris joined Gold Coast 325 days before he plays an official game for the Titans.
Fans flooded websites yesterday fuming about players signing new deals for 2013 when still in 2011
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sport/ ... 6208513466
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:33 am
The Storm are the biggest embarassment in sport without exception for what they did.Raiderdave wrote:Rule breaking scumTopper wrote:GWS did not breach the salary cap. The only thing they did was give a potential recruit's father a job within the club to help the son make a decision in their favour. Sneaky and underhanded, but legal. Like a number of thing clubs in both the AFL and the NRL have done in the past.
an embarrasment even before a ball is fumbled in anger.........
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:46 am
they were punished .... massivley punishedTopper wrote:The Storm are the biggest embarassment in sport without exception for what they did.Raiderdave wrote:Rule breaking scumTopper wrote:GWS did not breach the salary cap. The only thing they did was give a potential recruit's father a job within the club to help the son make a decision in their favour. Sneaky and underhanded, but legal. Like a number of thing clubs in both the AFL and the NRL have done in the past.
an embarrasment even before a ball is fumbled in anger.........
their fans have never been more galvanised with their team .... the NRL upheld the integrity of the competition by doing what they did
there are no exceptions to our rules ... even our only expansion side must play by the rules
unlike the AFL
they turn a blind eye to their own rules where their expansion clubs are concerned
it stinks
it stinks bad .........
Re: GWS on the nose
Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2011 8:51 am
Hahaha, seriously. Stupid throwball fans like yourself cheer for the Storm in the pathetic hope they may have some impact in Victoria. You lot even turn a blind eye to $11 million annually being ripped out of the NRL/clubs coffers by News Ltd to prop up the cheating scumbag Storm. All of course whilst your own clubs continue to struggle financially. Talk about ********.Raiderdave wrote:they were punished .... massivley punished
their fans have never been more galvanised with their team .... the NRL upheld the integrity of the competition by doing what they did
there are no exceptions to our rules ... even our only expansion side must play by the rules
unlike the AFL
they turn a blind eye to their own rules where their expansion clubs are concerned
it stinks
it stinks bad .........