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Because otherwise we’d just get a fall person to declare the opposition’s two playmakers abused them on the eve of the grand final.
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Not sure how this works.
How long do you sign his replacement ? You have Jack say on 600k /year , you get a replacement for equal value on a 2 year deal . Jack then is found not guilty you are now over the cap.

This seems like a knee jerk reaction.
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LimeGreenMachine wrote:Not sure how this works.
How long do you sign his replacement ? You have Jack say on 600k /year , you get a replacement for equal value on a 2 year deal . Jack then is found not guilty you are now over the cap.

This seems like a knee jerk reaction.
yeah it's dumb, the replacement player needs to become an nrl paid free agent if/when the original player returns.

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I certainly think that at the point where a player is charged by police then some level of suspension on full pay should come into effect.

If the player is found guilty then further fines and suspensions may be warranted.
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ARLC confirm policy change

The Australian Rugby League Commission (ARLC) has today confirmed a change to the policy relating to players facing serious criminal charges.

The change will give the NRL the power to place a player facing serious criminal charges on a no-fault stand-down until the finalisation of any court proceedings.

The change was outlined to NRL Chairs and CEOs, following the ARLC’s Annual General Meeting.

“The change has occurred after extensive consultation across the community and amongst stakeholders,” ARLC Chairman Peter Beattie said.

“As Chairman, my responsibility, and the responsibility of my fellow Commissioners, is to act in the best interests of the entire game - and to take a leadership position when it comes to acts of violence against women in particular.

“What we have heard are community concerns about players facing serious criminal charges representing the Game on the field, and today the ARLC has acted on those concerns.

“The policy addresses charges which are of particular concern to the Game and the broader community, including sexual violence and violence against women.

“That includes the present game – and the future game.

“It also includes protecting and supporting the wellbeing of those entrusted to us as part of our game. That includes players and their families; clubs; sponsors; and fans.

“Today, the Commission has acted with those interests top of mind. And we are supported by Todd and his leadership team; along with Club Chairs and CEOs.”

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NRL implement policy change

The NRL said today that the effect of the Game’s policy change on players facing serious criminal charges is that Dragons player Jack de Belin will be placed on a no-fault stand-down prior to the commencement of the NRL season.

NRL CEO, Todd Greenberg said the criminal charges against de Belin will fall within the parameters for the new no-fault stand-down.

He said de Belin will not be permitted to play in the NRL until his court case is finalised.

“I stress that the NRL is making no judgement on the guilt or innocence of the player,” Mr Greenberg said.

“That is not our role. That is the job of the courts – and it will remain so.

“But we have to be in a position to take action when allegations are so serious that it would damage the reputation of the game if that player was allowed to take the field.

“And that is what we have done in this case.”

Mr Greenberg said he expected to use the change in policy sparingly.

Where it is used, the game will continue to support players, their families and others requiring support, while cases are finalised in the courts.

“We have to take a leadership position to protect our game,” Mr Greenberg said.

“And that is what we will do with a change of policy in place."

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ARL Commission announces 'no-fault stand down policy' for players facing serious charges

ARL Commission chairman Peter Beattie and NRL CEO Todd Greenberg have announced there has been unanimous agreement from the Commission that there will be a "no-fault stand down" for players who are charged with serious criminal offences.

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NRL announces $46 million profit for 2018

A year after the NRL needed to seek a loan following successive financial losses, the game’s governing body has delivered a stunning turnaround to announce a $46 million profit on the back of increased broadcast, sponsorship and digital revenue.

Total consolidated revenue for the 2018 season was $499.9 million – a 40% increase from the $377m the game earned in 2017 when the NRL recorded a $3.7m net loss.

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The NRL has released their annual report in the middle of this conference

https://www.nrl.com/siteassets/document ... ort_hr.pdf

Odd timing unless its a legal thing.
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Walker set to be first test case for discretionary stand down policy

Manly centre Dylan Walker is set to be the first test case for new discretionary powers afforded NRL CEO Todd Greenberg to stand down players indefinitely after the ARL Commissioners ran out of patience with the "tsunami" of off-field incidents in recent months.

While St George Illawarra lock Jack de Belin was banned from playing after the ARL Commission introduced a mandatory 'no-fault stand down policy' for players facing charges which carry a maximum jail term of 11 years or more in NSW under the state's crime code, Greenberg is now also able to take such action against others with court cases pending.


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When I take over the NRL, the rule will be simple. A player accused of a violent offence isn't going to be allowed to play on my field in my comp, but it's nothing to do with me whether or not the club chooses to fulfill their contractual requirements in paying him.

Let the clubs deal with it.
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I do think some heavy punishment for both minor and major detrimental acts by players, will pretty quickly improve player behaviour.

At the lighter end of the scale, Dugan effectively ensuring he was able to walk out on the Raiders and then playing for a new club and State of Origin a matter of weeks later, just encourages poor behaviour to your club and teammates.

Sweeping serious criminal charges under the carpet certainly hasn’t helped player behaviour over the last decade.

Let’s suspend players on full pay for a period reflective of the charge, and suspend players without pay if found guilty.

NRL has prided itself on redemption stories for too long.
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Yep. I just find this whole thing staggering. The dragons have the nerve to go public and say they will sue the NRL because they cannot play a player on serious criminal charges even though what they are paying the player comes directly from the NRL. The NRLs ability to provide that funding hinges on the viewers/members of the public. I think it's pretty obvious that the public is sick to death of the poor behaviour of the players and if it remains the same we will eventually go back to a semi professional competition.

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gergreg wrote: February 28, 2019, 9:36 pm Yep. I just find this whole thing staggering. The dragons have the nerve to go public and say they will sue the NRL because they cannot play a player on serious criminal charges even though what they are paying the player comes directly from the NRL. The NRLs ability to provide that funding hinges on the viewers/members of the public. I think it's pretty obvious that the public is sick to death of the poor behaviour of the players and if it remains the same we will eventually go back to a semi professional competition.

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I reckon thats just posturing from the Dragons. I really doubt they would go ahead with that. Has the potential to massively blow up in their face.
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NRL announce sanctions

The NRL today announced the sanctions to be imposed for salary cap breaches and off-field behaviour matters which have been investigated by the Integrity Unit.

CEO Todd Greenberg said every fan in the game had a right to be disappointed by the off-field indiscretions which have damaged the game in recent months.

"We cannot afford to ever have an off-season like this again," he said.

"I would hope that the sanctions being handed down today will remind clubs and players that there are significant consequences for not complying with the standards and rules we set for our game."

Mr Greenberg also said that, following the change to the game's policy on player behaviour, Manly player Dylan Walker will be placed on a no-fault stand-down prior to the commencement of the NRL season.

It will remain in place until the finalisation of his current court case.

"The NRL stresses that we are making no judgement on his guilt or innocence. That is a matter for the courts," Mr Greenberg said.

Mr Greenberg also announced the following determinations:

Shane Flanagan

Former Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks coach Shane Flanagan has had his registration cancelled for breaching the conditions of his 2014 suspension. The NRL will consider any future request to come back to the game on its merits but he will not return in the short term.

The proposed fine of $800,000 on the club for continuing to engage with Mr Flanagan during the period he was banned has been reduced to $500,000 after the club acknowledged and accepted its wrongdoing.

Sharks Salary Cap

The Integrity Unit has uncovered breaches of the salary cap rules over a number of years dating back to 2013. A list of proposed payments to players outside the salary cap was uncovered during the investigation. These did not affect the club’s premiership winning year in 2016.

A breach notice proposing a fine of $750,000 has been issued to the club but $500,000 of this will be suspended because it was the club, led by CEO Barry Russell, which initially self-reported salary cap discrepancies to the NRL.

(This means the club faces total fines of $1.25m ($500,000 suspended) from today’s announcements).

A $707,000 penalty has also been imposed on the club's salary cap to be spread over the 2019 and 2020 seasons ($353,500 per season).

Wests Tigers

The NRL proposed a fine of $750,000 late last year for failing to disclose an Ambassador agreement with Robbie Farah when he finishes his career and for misleading the NRL in relation to an application for cap relief.

The NRL has considered the Wests Tigers response to the breach notice - which apologised for the error – and has agreed to reduce the penalty by 50 per cent. This means the club will be fined $375,000 for the breach.

In addition, the club has received a $639,000 salary cap penalty (equal to the value of the Ambassador agreement). The NRL has agreed to spread this penalty over the 2019 and 2020 seasons.

Club CEO Justin Pascoe has also apologised for his failure to comply with the rules in drawing up the Farah agreement and other governance failings. He has been suspended for six months (backdated to 19 December, 2018). He will be able to resume his duties on June 19 this year.

A request by the Wests Tigers to register Zane Musgrove, who is currently facing indecent assault charges, has been refused until the case is concluded.

Dylan Napa

The NRL will fine Napa 10 per cent of his 2019 salary following the publication of several lewd videos featuring him.

It was decided not to suspend him because this is an historical incident with the videos dating back five years and due to the Player’s incorrect assumption that the material would not reach a broader audience.

However the NRL has warned that any video damaging to the game which is filmed and date stamped from today will incur significant penalties, including suspension.

Scott Bolton

The NRL has suspended Scott Bolton for 10 weeks and – and 5 per cent of his 2019 salary – after pleading guilty in January to common assault involving a woman last year.

However it has agreed to halve the penalty if Bolton agrees to address the captains and senior players of all other teams during this year’s Magic Round in Brisbane in May.

Bolton is highly regarded by the Cowboys where he has had an unblemished record over 13 years.

He joined as a 16 year old and has been made a life member of the club so it is felt he is in a strong position to influence other players to avoid engaging in poor behaviour.

The Cowboys have indicated he has agreed to the proposal.

Mr Greenberg said he hoped the NRL would never go through a day like today again – with so many sanctions being issued.

"Hopefully the action we have taken over the last two days will act as a reminder to every player in our game to make the right choices and ensure they do not bring the game into disrepute."

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I don't necessarily agree with the Napa punishment but given the negative publicity all of these incidents has caused this summer I can understand the reaction. Let's hope the players learn from this and if they don't then they deserve to be punished harshly.

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Scott Bolton got off a bit lightly... having his penalty halved by agreeing to talk to club captains and senior players about what he's learned...
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greeneyed wrote: March 1, 2019, 12:52 pm Scott Bolton got off a bit lightly... having his penalty halved by agreeing to talk to club captains and senior players about what he's learned...
I really dislike the way its been presented. Applying a 10 week penalty then halving it. Should have just applied the final punishment up front.
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gergreg wrote: March 1, 2019, 12:23 pm I don't necessarily agree with the Napa punishment but given the negative publicity all of these incidents has caused this summer I can understand the reaction. Let's hope the players learn from this and if they don't then they deserve to be punished harshly.
Amidst all the events of bad behaviour by players recently I firmly believe that this is one the NRL should have come out in support of the player and not be compelled to punish them. IMO Napa was one of the victims in this situation. NRL should have taken that position.
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While some of these punishments are not harsh enough (sharks) or potentially a bit too harsh (Napa) I’m pretty happy overall that this seems to be a genuine line in the sand day.
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Northern Raider wrote:
gergreg wrote: March 1, 2019, 12:23 pm I don't necessarily agree with the Napa punishment but given the negative publicity all of these incidents has caused this summer I can understand the reaction. Let's hope the players learn from this and if they don't then they deserve to be punished harshly.
Amidst all the events of bad behaviour by players recently I firmly believe that this is one the NRL should have come out in support of the player and not be compelled to punish them. IMO Napa was one of the victims in this situation. NRL should have taken that position.
I agree. Could you imagine the reaction if it was a female sportsperson? I'm guessing the response would have been very different.

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gergreg wrote: March 1, 2019, 3:55 pm
Northern Raider wrote:
gergreg wrote: March 1, 2019, 12:23 pm I don't necessarily agree with the Napa punishment but given the negative publicity all of these incidents has caused this summer I can understand the reaction. Let's hope the players learn from this and if they don't then they deserve to be punished harshly.
Amidst all the events of bad behaviour by players recently I firmly believe that this is one the NRL should have come out in support of the player and not be compelled to punish them. IMO Napa was one of the victims in this situation. NRL should have taken that position.
I agree. Could you imagine the reaction if it was a female sportsperson? I'm guessing the response would have been very different.
At some point the NRL needs to stop automatically assuming the player has done something wrong if there is controversy. They talk about player welfare and mental health yet don't back it up with actions. I have it on good authority that Napa was devastated by the situation. He was deeply embarrassed but also felt betrayed, not only by those that leaked the video.
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Coastalraider wrote: March 1, 2019, 3:31 pm While some of these punishments are not harsh enough (sharks) or potentially a bit too harsh (Napa) I’m pretty happy overall that this seems to be a genuine line in the sand day.
At least they appear to be on the right path by introdcuing some firm policies. A lot better than the previous knee jerk reactions governed by the level of public outrage.
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Weirdo NRL player prefers to make love without anyone in the room

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Fuifui Bradbrad wrote: March 2, 2019, 6:47 pm Weirdo NRL player prefers to make love without anyone in the room

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There's more sex tapes coming out of Penrith...

Two more players involved.

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NRL Allstars event to be boosted with the addition of the NRL **** team in 2020.
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Maybe the NRL could add an Oscar type award during the annual Dally M night !!!
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The 2020 NRL GF wil be played at the SCG.

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Interesting the Sharks cheated the salary cap from 2013 until 2018... except for the year they won the premiership.

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The Rickman wrote: March 4, 2019, 1:04 pm Interesting the Sharks cheated the salary cap from 2013 until 2018... except for the year they won the premiership.

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Apparently they did cheat in 2016 , but it didn't exceed the cap therefore no punishment .
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2019 NRL rosters: Official squads updated for all teams

The game's next generation of gun playmakers join cross-code converts and rugby league nomads as notable additions to the first comprehensive top 30 squads published by the NRL.

Each of the sixteen clubs confirmed their 29-man squads on March 1, with all bar the Bulldogs and Souths keeping a final spot available for a mid-season signing up until June 30.

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Wildcard round: NRL set for massive top-eight finals shake-up

Under a new proposal, the NRL is set for a massive top eight finals shake-up in 2020 with the introduction of a wildcard round to be played between four teams. In what will make the race to the finals more exciting and minimise dead rubbers, the proposal is that teams that finish seventh to 10th on the NRL ladder will compete against each other for the final two spots in the top eight. The teams that finish first to sixth will earn a week off.

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More of an incentive to finish in the top 6.
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Downright stupidity.
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