Salary Cap Witch Hunt. **Appeal unsuccessful**

[Dan]

Brilliant article from Paul Kent, guys.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...c/news-story/2542af7a7d0fd4d4b13c5a9de195e50c

It is behind their paywall, what is the jist of the article without posting it all

 

[The Royal Soup]

Same for me


Can anyone paste the whole thing or PM me the text?

 

[winnyason]

It is behind their paywall, what is the jist of the article without posting it all

Type article heading into Google

 

[SeaEagle21]

Same for me


Can anyone paste the whole thing or PM me the text?

Open up google and paste the link in there and see if you can get the article to work. That's how i got to read it. Tried to copy it but couldn't get it to work

 

[HK_Eagle]

Well, great suggestions, but can't see the heading and can't open it even pasting the link into a google search. WTF is it with the Telegraph daring to ask people for money to subscribe?... lol. Australia is so far behind the rest of the IT world it's laughable.

Surely somebody is savvy enough to paste the article here?

 

[Wombat64]

Sea Eagles
Why the evidence of any possible NRL match-fixing must be made public
Paul Kent, The Daily Telegraph
July 7, 2017 7:12pm
Subscriber only
THE conversation should have been held in the kind of bar where they could cure ham but, such is the nod to progress, the place was bright and sterile and entirely unsuitable.

It didn’t matter, the conversation was more than illuminating, if a little quiet. There were people about.

read more http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...c/news-story/2542af7a7d0fd4d4b13c5a9de195e50c
"Why evidence of any possible nrl matchfixing must be made public"

 

[davohan123]

Great article Kent agree with your statement.
It true we can't due for defamation due to us bring a club not an individual, that is why the journalists feel so open to write this about us

 

[globaleagle]

I think sometime people forget that many police are also sports fans. In the past they have covered up incidents for teams they like (St Kilda for one example) so there's nothing stopping them to instigate a witch hunt against a team they don't like.

As most people 'hate' Manly it's not too far a jump to think this is happening here. As Paul Kent says....there's nothing deserving of an investigation even if guilty and it's only the police who leaked info into the public domain so they can say they need to investigate it.

You'd think the police would be busy concentrating on their own 'internal issues' that seemingly never go away.

NWA said it best.



Thanks to @Wombat64 for posting.



Edit: You can guarantee somewhere Kent's article has been filed as 'never to forget' somewhere in the police force.

 

[OneEyedEagle]

I think sometime people forget that many police are also sports fans. In the past they have covered up incidents for teams they like (St Kilda for one example) so there's nothing stopping them to instigate a witch hunt against a team they don't like.

As most people 'hate' Manly it's not too far a jump to think this is happening here. As Paul Kent says....there's nothing deserving of an investigation even if guilty and it's only the police who leaked info into the public domain so they can say they need to investigate it.

You'd think the police would be busy concentrating on their own 'internal issues' that seemingly never go away.

NWA said it best.



Thanks to @Wombat64 for posting.



Edit: You can guarantee somewhere Kent's article has been filed as 'never to forget' somewhere in the police force.

FTP! FTP!!

 

[Loobs]

The Daily Telegraph pay wall is as strong as the evidence against Manly.

 

[HappilyManly]

Great article Kent agree with your statement.
It true we can't due for defamation due to us bring a club not an individual, that is why the journalists feel so open to write this about us

But the players can sue the smh and TV Stations who broadcast their images and names last yer - Snake, Fiz, Matai

NRL match fixing: NSW Police form taskforce to investigate allegations
Michael Carayannis, The Daily Telegraph
September 12, 2016 12:23pm

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...k=94911ef373b0a361c0d66ea48bc2c509-1499461023

Article is full of images of Manly players

 

[HappilyManly]

Why don't the Roosters get their Brand plastered across the front page by the Media

http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...-shocks-police-administrators-20170707-gx713f

EXCLUSIVE
JULY 8 2017 - 12:15AM

NRL betting scandal reportedly shocks police, administrators

• Kate McClymont
  Nick McKenzie

The widespread trading of inside information to gain an advantage for those wagering on games as well as numerous players betting on their own performance, has reportedly shocked both police and NRL administrators.

Sources have told Fairfax Media that NRL officials have been alerted to these practices by detectives from the NSW Organised Crime Squad. Last September, Strike Force Nuralda was set up to investigate match fixing within the NRL.

While it is understood that organised match fixing has not been detected, investigators from Strike Force Nuralda have discovered that as well as players betting on themselves, there has been a steady trade of inside information where players and officials have been passing on confidential information to punters.

Under the NSW Crimes Act is it a criminal offence, punishable by up to two years jail, if someone passes on "inside information" which is used to make a bet.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...-shocks-police-administrators-20170707-gx713f

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

Is this Hayson thing getting personal for Kate? I don't mind if she goes after Hayson, but in the immortal words of Samuel Goldwyn, 'Include me out!'

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

Because HM, some people in the fourth estate are under the delusion that a club with a tiny junior league, that includes some of Australia's wealthiest suburbs and financially influential citizens with links to the big end of town (within its boundaries), should not be held up to jealous derision by the media.

Thus feeding into the impressionable mindsets of their readers and/or viewers.

Unlike our club.

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

I think sometime people forget that many police are also sports fans. In the past they have covered up incidents for teams they like (St Kilda for one example) so there's nothing stopping them to instigate a witch hunt against a team they don't like.

As most people 'hate' Manly it's not too far a jump to think this is happening here. As Paul Kent says....there's nothing deserving of an investigation even if guilty and it's only the police who leaked info into the public domain so they can say they need to investigate it.

You'd think the police would be busy concentrating on their own 'internal issues' that seemingly never go away.

NWA said it best.



Thanks to @Wombat64 for posting.



Edit: You can guarantee somewhere Kent's article has been filed as 'never to forget' somewhere in the police force.

Yep. Collectively a vindictive bunch. Must go with the siege mentality.

 

[Top End Eagle]

You can always try other News Ltd paper's sites as well for DT league articles. The Advertiser and Perth Now often don't rate league coverage as valuable enough to hide behind the paywall and offer it as free content. Same story by same journalist just published by a sister site.

 

[Budgie]

Why don't the Roosters get their Brand plastered across the front page by the Media

http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...-shocks-police-administrators-20170707-gx713f

EXCLUSIVE
JULY 8 2017 - 12:15AM

NRL betting scandal reportedly shocks police, administrators

• Kate McClymont
  Nick McKenzie

The widespread trading of inside information to gain an advantage for those wagering on games as well as numerous players betting on their own performance, has reportedly shocked both police and NRL administrators.

Sources have told Fairfax Media that NRL officials have been alerted to these practices by detectives from the NSW Organised Crime Squad. Last September, Strike Force Nuralda was set up to investigate match fixing within the NRL.

While it is understood that organised match fixing has not been detected, investigators from Strike Force Nuralda have discovered that as well as players betting on themselves, there has been a steady trade of inside information where players and officials have been passing on confidential information to punters.

Under the NSW Crimes Act is it a criminal offence, punishable by up to two years jail, if someone passes on "inside information" which is used to make a bet.

Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...-shocks-police-administrators-20170707-gx713f

Dear NRL,
Let me help you with a solution to this apparently out of control problem:
Ban gambling on NRL matches.
Easy peasy!

 

[Eagles4Life]

Yep, he came across as a desperate wanker

Are we talking about Greenturd again?

 

[The Royal Soup]

Are we talking about Greenturd again?

No but it canbe applied

 

[Little Grubber Kick]

While it is understood that organised match fixing has not been detected,..................

It does need to be pointed out again, organised match fixing DOES get detected practically every weekend.
However, it is official match fixing so no investigations are carried out.