Wheels of Justice ...

[Woodsie]

Long gone are the days of Jarryd Hayne and Anthony Watmough donning Eels colours but the club is still dealing with the fallout from payments made to the former Origin players.

Parramatta is reportedly set to pay $500,000 to settle a Supreme Court case that would have revealed details of the club's salary cap breach, regarding money paid to Hayne and Watmough.

According to the SMH, liquidators for Blackcitrus filed a lawsuit seeking $1,177,601 for creditors, with the case rolling on for the past four years.

The Eels reportedly paid the sum to avoid their breaches being made public, with details of payments made to Hayne and Watmough being exposed through a wholly owned subsidiary company of Blackcitrus.

Good to see this was still grinding away in the background ...

 

[Sea Eagle 4 Life]

At least we can see why Choc left Manly. The Doesntmatta cheating offer was simply too good to refuse.

 

[eaglebuzz]

At least we can see why Choc left Manly. The Doesntmatta cheating offer was simply too good to refuse.

He left because he was pissed at Tooves and Quantum for bowing to DCE's cash grab and losing our chance to re-sign Glenn Stewart. He has as much in podcasts.

 

[Woodsie]

He left because he was pissed at Tooves and Quantum for bowing to DCE's cash grab and losing our chance to re-sign Glenn Stewart. He has as much in podcasts.

... and the proven under the counter cash grab ... did he mention that in the said podcast ...

 

[The '47ers]

He left because he was pissed at Tooves and Quantum for bowing to DCE's cash grab and losing our chance to re-sign Glenn Stewart. He has as much in podcasts.

So he went after his own pot of gold is what you're saying!

 

[The '47ers]

... and the proven under the counter cash grab ... did he mention that in the said podcast ...

Haha you beat me

 

[eaglebuzz]

... and the proven under the counter cash grab ... did he mention that in the said podcast ...

Would be interesting to know if he knew he was getting paid off the books. I think most players would leave that to their manager.

 

[Captain Moondog]

Long gone are the days of Jarryd Hayne and Anthony Watmough donning Eels colours but the club is still dealing with the fallout from payments made to the former Origin players.

Parramatta is reportedly set to pay $500,000 to settle a Supreme Court case that would have revealed details of the club's salary cap breach, regarding money paid to Hayne and Watmough.

According to the SMH, liquidators for Blackcitrus filed a lawsuit seeking $1,177,601 for creditors, with the case rolling on for the past four years.

The Eels reportedly paid the sum to avoid their breaches being made public, with details of payments made to Hayne and Watmough being exposed through a wholly owned subsidiary company of Blackcitrus.

Good to see this was still grinding away in the background ...

They should have that win taken off them today for historical rorting .

 

[Woodsie]

Would be interesting to know if he knew he was getting paid off the books. I think most players would leave that to their manager.

The possibility of being de-registered for several years by the NRL ... just left up to their manager ...