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They’re not quite that stupid.
Sharks in cap trouble
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They’re not quite that stupid.
HoldenV8
Journey Man
Wanna bet?
Well they could appoint Trent as coach
Loobs
Living in the demountable.
MadMarcus
Toovey for NRL CEO
Parramatta: Hold my beer
He wants to beat ALL of Peter Sharp’s unwanted records
Record breaking even
Put the Porch light BACK ON would be a start!!
If the Sharks loose Flanagan and sign Barrett they will be in trouble. The absence of major sponsors suggests the club is in real trouble.
MANLY4LIFE
Bencher
Even back then i said to my mate hes coaching them behind closed doors it was a farce the nrl was taking the pi55 and now happy days its all been proven true lol ,someone at that club really doesnt like the bloke !
Please god let them get barrett lol
Please god let them get barrett lol
Normie
Bencher
"So...
They're broke.
Clubs making $3m losses after the NRL grant is given out.
No major sponsors.
Drug cheats!
Cap cheats!
And now... Proven to have blatantly broken the punishment given out by the NRL.
Seriously, how much worse can it get?..."
Obviously don't have the Manly loading as they're still allowed to sign "marquee" players.......
They're broke.
Clubs making $3m losses after the NRL grant is given out.
No major sponsors.
Drug cheats!
Cap cheats!
And now... Proven to have blatantly broken the punishment given out by the NRL.
Seriously, how much worse can it get?..."
Obviously don't have the Manly loading as they're still allowed to sign "marquee" players.......
The allegation is that he was talking to club officials about the 2015 season when he was banned in 2014. So not really coaching but planning nonetheless.
As for someone at the club not liking him, my mate was a club sponsor and said that Flanno tries to run the joint and that he and Gorman didn’t see eye to eye when Gorman was CEO. So, I am speculating here, but I could imagine that Barry Russell might be trying a bit of a Chuck Rhoades power play (Billions reference for any fellow Billions fans out there).
‘He’s almost like a father to them’: Mick Ennis reveals Sharks pain over Shane Flanagan saga
Despite the tough exterior of club leaders, premiership-winning Sharks hooker Mick Ennis has revealed the extent to which Cronulla is hurting.
6:00PM
In financial turmoil without jersey sponsors, undergoing an historic salary cap investigation and now facing the possibility of losing their head coach to an NRL suspension — the Sharks are in the midst of one of the toughest periods in club history.
But it’s not the worst the club has faced recently.
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Speaking on Fox Sports News, Ennis said while the players and staff are trained to put on a brave face publicly, they can’t help but be upset over headlines and emotional distractions.
“The players are so well-educated and it’s been drummed into them on how to handle the media in these situations in terms of trying to keep them at arms length, not giving any insight that people are struggling and that everyone’s moving forward.
“They’ll be hurting.
Some of these players down there, Paul Gallen and Wade Graham, Shane Flanagan is almost like a father to them.
“They’ve spent so much time with him as their coach. And through that time, not only as a player, but what Shane has done for them off the field.
“From going as young men to fathers and growing up through that transition, they’ve won premierships together.
“No doubt those guys will certainly be hurting.
“I think while they’ve got the barriers up and they’re a tough and resilient club, deep down I’d be naive to think they’re not hurting.
“The sooner this is resolved the better for everyone. Not only for the Cronulla Sharks but for the game in general.”
Flanagan is reportedly facing deregistration for breaching the terms of his 12-month suspension in 2014 over the club’s supplements scandal.
During the salary cap probe, which was enacted when club CEO Barry Russell self-reported suspicious payments to the NRL earlier this year, the integrity unit allegedly uncovered evidence Flanagan was in contact with Cronulla during his suspension.
It’s believed the ARL Commission will meet on Tuesday to decide his fate.
What a load of bull this article is
Such a joke of article
Despite the tough exterior of club leaders, premiership-winning Sharks hooker Mick Ennis has revealed the extent to which Cronulla is hurting.
- December 13, 2018 12:52pm
- Pamela Whaley@pamelawhaley
- Source: FOX SPORTS
6:00PM
In financial turmoil without jersey sponsors, undergoing an historic salary cap investigation and now facing the possibility of losing their head coach to an NRL suspension — the Sharks are in the midst of one of the toughest periods in club history.
But it’s not the worst the club has faced recently.
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Speaking on Fox Sports News, Ennis said while the players and staff are trained to put on a brave face publicly, they can’t help but be upset over headlines and emotional distractions.
“The players are so well-educated and it’s been drummed into them on how to handle the media in these situations in terms of trying to keep them at arms length, not giving any insight that people are struggling and that everyone’s moving forward.
“They’ll be hurting.
Some of these players down there, Paul Gallen and Wade Graham, Shane Flanagan is almost like a father to them.
“They’ve spent so much time with him as their coach. And through that time, not only as a player, but what Shane has done for them off the field.
“From going as young men to fathers and growing up through that transition, they’ve won premierships together.
“No doubt those guys will certainly be hurting.
“I think while they’ve got the barriers up and they’re a tough and resilient club, deep down I’d be naive to think they’re not hurting.
“The sooner this is resolved the better for everyone. Not only for the Cronulla Sharks but for the game in general.”
Flanagan is reportedly facing deregistration for breaching the terms of his 12-month suspension in 2014 over the club’s supplements scandal.
During the salary cap probe, which was enacted when club CEO Barry Russell self-reported suspicious payments to the NRL earlier this year, the integrity unit allegedly uncovered evidence Flanagan was in contact with Cronulla during his suspension.
It’s believed the ARL Commission will meet on Tuesday to decide his fate.
What a load of bull this article is
Such a joke of article
SeaEagle21
Bencher
Flano will confess, NRL will back date the punishment and he will sit out 3 weeks next season. Standard punishment for Cronulla
Spartan Eagle
Bencher
The Sharkies will be hurting a lot more if they end up with Barrett on their books. Rock Farken bottom.
Loobs
Living in the demountable.
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