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lol@parra
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[Resurrected] Lol @ Parra
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ricardo
Bencher
Top Ryde car park according to our deep cover operative Darcy Lussick.
Also has anyone else found it laughable Mitchell Moses is leaving Tigers for Eels because he didn't like the Tigers back room disorganisation?!
yokahontas
Bencher
To be fair to Mitchell, he might be on to something - jail will probably teach the Whatsamatta officials some organisational skills...
Even funnier than Jack Thompson's
" And now we can all get some sleep "...
Funny thing is even Hadley is questioning his coaching ability this morning stating that he is finally being found out.
Some weeks start on the right foot.
Suck sh*t loser.
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...-nrl-salary-cap-breaches-20170411-gvidjv.html
Parramatta Leagues Club and four of its former directors have been issued with show-cause notices by the NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority Board relating the club's NRL salary cap breaches.
Under the NSW Registered Clubs Act, the club could face fines up to $250,000 and the former directors could be banned from being on the governing body of any registered club in NSW for up to three years.
Kick 'em out. they're a nothing club that cheats and cheats.
Parramatta Leagues Club and four of its former directors have been issued with show-cause notices by the NSW Independent Liquor and Gaming Authority Board relating the club's NRL salary cap breaches.
Under the NSW Registered Clubs Act, the club could face fines up to $250,000 and the former directors could be banned from being on the governing body of any registered club in NSW for up to three years.
Kick 'em out. they're a nothing club that cheats and cheats.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Can't wait for the ATO to issue their penalties for undeclared income by Parra players 
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This little drama opens with the events that led to Foran slaying Parramatta on Sunday, which began last year in his sleep.
Foran was recovering from his first shoulder operation. One of those painful operations where the cut goes deep and the size of the pain seems to have no connection to the size of the tiny muscle operated on and the recovery seems a long way away.
Foran went home and slept with his arm in a sling and woke in tremendous pain.
He never felt anything like it.
Around him, life was already in chaos.
But the pain ...
What Foran did not know was that sometime during the night, in the wrong sling, he jerked and tore the muscle all over again.
He woke the next morning in a pain that was foreign. Someone had taken a sledgehammer to his shoulder.
Foran had never had this operation before. He thought the pain was normal.
Only painkillers could help and they were sending him batty. Making him tired and the recovery was slow.
Arthur wanted Foran back.
All the advice he got was that Foran should be nearly ready to play. He believed getting Foran back to the field quickly was the best remedy for all that other stuff going on.
It is not an uncommon thought.
What Arthur did not know was that the night Foran slept after that operation he was in the wrong sling for the operation he underwent. He was supposed to be in a sling that locked the arm in place during sleep. It was not the right sling and the muscle tore again.
Only painkillers, a silent curse themselves, saw him through.
That’s where it began.
Arthur began insisting he wanted Foran at training. Idle minds are no good for footballers and Arthur did not want Foran at home, with little to do.
Foran resisted, as much because the painkillers were sending him to sleep on the drive down, twice nearly ending in accidents.
It was a spiral neither could break from.
He lasted less than a half of football in his return when the reality of his injury could not be hidden by drugs.
Foran eventually left Parramatta, damaged goods.
While everybody was sure he would eventually be back nobody was sure what version we would see.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl...s/news-story/03af6bbe27ec7abe0403e1925698dfdd
Foran was recovering from his first shoulder operation. One of those painful operations where the cut goes deep and the size of the pain seems to have no connection to the size of the tiny muscle operated on and the recovery seems a long way away.
Foran went home and slept with his arm in a sling and woke in tremendous pain.
He never felt anything like it.
Around him, life was already in chaos.
But the pain ...
What Foran did not know was that sometime during the night, in the wrong sling, he jerked and tore the muscle all over again.
He woke the next morning in a pain that was foreign. Someone had taken a sledgehammer to his shoulder.
Foran had never had this operation before. He thought the pain was normal.
Only painkillers could help and they were sending him batty. Making him tired and the recovery was slow.
Arthur wanted Foran back.
All the advice he got was that Foran should be nearly ready to play. He believed getting Foran back to the field quickly was the best remedy for all that other stuff going on.
It is not an uncommon thought.
What Arthur did not know was that the night Foran slept after that operation he was in the wrong sling for the operation he underwent. He was supposed to be in a sling that locked the arm in place during sleep. It was not the right sling and the muscle tore again.
Only painkillers, a silent curse themselves, saw him through.
That’s where it began.
Arthur began insisting he wanted Foran at training. Idle minds are no good for footballers and Arthur did not want Foran at home, with little to do.
Foran resisted, as much because the painkillers were sending him to sleep on the drive down, twice nearly ending in accidents.
It was a spiral neither could break from.
He lasted less than a half of football in his return when the reality of his injury could not be hidden by drugs.
Foran eventually left Parramatta, damaged goods.
While everybody was sure he would eventually be back nobody was sure what version we would see.
http://www.foxsports.com.au/nrl/nrl...s/news-story/03af6bbe27ec7abe0403e1925698dfdd
" The drive down " is interesting enough in itself.
I assume he means from his brothers at cessnock or wherever which because of the distance was hardly ideal. Especially with a busted shoulder.
The Dalai should've been more across all this seeing as he makes out he knows more about his players than they know about themselves.
Anyway it was good to see another of his lab experiments blow up in his face on Sunday. It must've hurt.
Wanker.
I assume he means from his brothers at cessnock or wherever which because of the distance was hardly ideal. Especially with a busted shoulder.
The Dalai should've been more across all this seeing as he makes out he knows more about his players than they know about themselves.
Anyway it was good to see another of his lab experiments blow up in his face on Sunday. It must've hurt.
Wanker.
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Anyone know what penalty Corey Norman received do the blatant shoulder charge on the weekend?
Lord Eagleton
Bencher
I believe big Toddy gave him a pat on the back
HappilyManly
Journey Man
Nothing , nada, it never happened 😵
Shoe1
Journey Man
Kate McClymont on the case: dyldam dodgy dealings
https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp...-about-companys-collapse-20170428-gvus62.html
https://www.google.com.au/amp/s/amp...-about-companys-collapse-20170428-gvus62.html
Bearfax
Grizzly old fart
Not the first time a large corporation rips off smaller businesses, the ATO and the public. Happens too often here in Oz and the Govts seem to show little interest in the urgency of dealing with such diabolical behaviour. I personally know several former small business owners who went broke, being owed for work done for large corporations that are still in operation and present a clean image to a gullible public. Because the small businesses cant afford legal action, the corporation walks away free and with money rightfully owed to others.
Shoe1
Journey Man
From today's sun herald
Poster boy?: The poster of Anthony Watmough outside Parramatta Leagues Club. Photo: Louise Kennerley
Yep, league is a funny old game
Sterling, Kenny, Price, Cronin, Hindmarsh ... there are so many Eels greats that could have been chosen for the main poster to promote Parramatta Leagues Club. Instead, officials opted for Manly life member Anthony Watmough.
"Choc", currently in a contractual dispute with the Eels, made just 17 appearances for the club.
Appropriately, his image is captioned: "Thank you for visiting".
Poster boy?: The poster of Anthony Watmough outside Parramatta Leagues Club. Photo: Louise Kennerley
Yep, league is a funny old game
Sterling, Kenny, Price, Cronin, Hindmarsh ... there are so many Eels greats that could have been chosen for the main poster to promote Parramatta Leagues Club. Instead, officials opted for Manly life member Anthony Watmough.
"Choc", currently in a contractual dispute with the Eels, made just 17 appearances for the club.
Appropriately, his image is captioned: "Thank you for visiting".
Terry Zarsoff
First Grader
Perhaps another misguided attempt by those Faecalmatta scamps to try and get under our collective noses.
MadMarcus
Toovey for NRL CEO
From today's sun herald
Poster boy?: The poster of Anthony Watmough outside Parramatta Leagues Club. Photo: Louise Kennerley
Yep, league is a funny old game
Sterling, Kenny, Price, Cronin, Hindmarsh ... there are so many Eels greats that could have been chosen for the main poster to promote Parramatta Leagues Club. Instead, officials opted for Manly life member Anthony Watmough.
"Choc", currently in a contractual dispute with the Eels, made just 17 appearances for the club.
Appropriately, his image is captioned: "Thank you for visiting".
That's gold! Foz must count himself unlucky not to have got the gig...
I still can't get enough of reading about that abject stupidity from Parra. Signing Choc to that deal was such a great outcome for us on multiple levels.
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