Vidot plus Dogs Judiciary charges

[Big Nick]

http://www.sportal.com.au/league/nr...ur-file---wednesday/kh842hwc4dpn13ri49cwmjliy

 

[Big Nick]

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Vidot to the Dogs?
Out of favour Broncos winger Daniel Vidot could join the injury-hit Bulldogs before the June 30 transfer deadline.
Big and strong, Vidot is an ideal Des Hasler player but hasn’t won over Wayne Bennett at the Broncos because of his laid-back attitude to training.
The former Raider and Dragon has struggled to get a game at the Broncos in the early rounds, although he has been selected again this week, and the Broncos may be prepared to release him if the clubs can come to an arrangement.
Bennett has plenty of outside backs at his disposal and Vidot started the year at prop in the Queensland Cup - a clear sign that he is offside with those that matter at the Broncos.

NRL draws line in the sand
The quiet word out of Belmore in the wake of ‘Bad Friday’ is that the club was told by the NRL it would not be a good idea to fight the charges against the four Bulldogs players from the judiciary.
The NRL has finally drawn a line in the sand over escalating abuse of match officials - and the ugly bottle throwing incident after the loss to Souths proved the final straw.
The NRL no longer wants to debate the issue and wanted no part of a heated judiciary hearing against angry Dogs David Klemmer and James Graham - hence the warning that a challenge would not have a good outcome for the club.



The Dogs have reluctantly taken their medicine in a fight they could not win - and will be severely depleted for the next few weeks as a result.

 

[Nexus]

Nice. The NRL threatening the Bulldogs to not exercise their legal right to fight the charges.

 

[doggieaaron]

Apparantely hes out of favour with bennett cause hes a bad trainer ,couldn't imagine des liking that

 

[Izzy Forreal]

NRL draws line in the sand

The quiet word out of Belmore in the wake of ‘Bad Friday’ is that the club was told by the NRL it would not be a good idea to fight the charges against the four Bulldogs players from the judiciary.

Hmm... I wonder if this is true. It sounds a bit like blackmail, which to my knowledge is still illegal.

 

[Nano]

Wouldn't mind Vidot guy is big and strong lol

Nice. The NRL threatening the Bulldogs to not exercise their legal right to fight the charges.

That so slack on a team it isn't even funny.

Apparantely hes out of favour with bennett cause hes a bad trainer ,couldn't imagine des liking that

If he is such a bad trainer according to Bennett how did he bulk up so much in 2-3 years lol?

 

[Max88]

Vidot will be a machine under des.

 

[Raysie]

Yes to Vidot.

He'd be pretty handy this week to be honest. Push Rona into the centres and Vidot onto the Wing.

 

[LordSidious66]

The Lurker has your mid-week dose of gossip and rumours including the Bulldogs hunting a Bronco, line in the sand from the NRL and Panthers players on notice.
MORE: Live Coverage - Benji Marshall and Josh Dugan press-conference | Bulldog’s Bite – How rugby league got its mojo back | Things that made you go WTF - NRL Round 5 | 2015 Dally M Leaderboard
Vidot to the Dogs?
Out of favour Broncos winger Daniel Vidot could join the injury-hit Bulldogs before the June 30 transfer deadline.
Big and strong, Vidot is an ideal Des Hasler player but hasn’t won over Wayne Bennett at the Broncos because of his laid-back attitude to training.
The former Raider and Dragon has struggled to get a game at the Broncos in the early rounds, although he has been selected again this week, and the Broncos may be prepared to release him if the clubs can come to an arrangement.
Bennett has plenty of outside backs at his disposal and Vidot started the year at prop in the Queensland Cup - a clear sign that he is offside with those that matter at the Broncos.

NRL draws line in the sand
The quiet word out of Belmore in the wake of ‘Bad Friday’ is that the club was told by the NRL it would not be a good idea to fight the charges against the four Bulldogs players from the judiciary.
The NRL has finally drawn a line in the sand over escalating abuse of match officials - and the ugly bottle throwing incident after the loss to Souths proved the final straw.
The NRL no longer wants to debate the issue and wanted no part of a heated judiciary hearing against angry Dogs David Klemmer and James Graham - hence the warning that a challenge would not have a good outcome for the club.



The Dogs have reluctantly taken their medicine in a fight they could not win - and will be severely depleted for the next few weeks as a result.

This proves the nrl are so protective of there golden child it's not funny. Total ****wits they are

 

[EXPLORER]

Yes to Vidot.

He'd be pretty handy this week to be honest. Push Rona into the centres and Vidot onto the Wing.

A few weeks back there was talk on here about us getting him, many of us including myself instantly said no to the idea,

But under the current circumstances, I'd roll out a red carpet for the guy

 

[doggieaaron]

Wouldn't mind Vidot guy is big and strong lol



That so slack on a team it isn't even funny.



If he is such a bad trainer according to Bennett how did he bulk up so much in 2-3 years lol?

Maybe the same way the sharks did

 

[Indiandog]

Can someone ask somebody what is the reason behind not charging Nathan Peats when he intimidated the ref asking a question over a dud call using the F word?

 

[Blue&White]

Can someone ask somebody what is the reason behind not charging Nathan Peats when he intimidated the ref asking a question over a dud call using the F word?

He's not wearing a blue and white jersey.

 

[MatstaDogg]

I'd have Vidot to help fill our injury void. Guess Loko would be kicking himself now seeing he would have got some game time IF he hadn't stuffed up.

As for the Nrl and their tactics...a big F**k You!! Seriously, the heads of the nrl need a clean out, i swear they are like an warden in a prison abusing their powers and making certain inmates suffer, which of course is the Bulldogs. Just think of The Longest Yard!!

 

[doggieaaron]

Can someone ask somebody what is the reason behind not charging Nathan Peats when he intimidated the ref asking a question over a dud call using the F word?

Someone needs to ring and ask ray hadley the fukwit

 

[Freakzilla]

I would have sued the NRL.

 

[Interestingg]

Vidot is out of favour with Bennett because he was a vocal Anthony Griffin supporter. Bennett prefers players in the Darius Boyd "suck my titties" mould as opposed to players who say anything positive about other coaches at the club.

Nonetheless, he didn't play that badly last year so would be a handy pickup for when the NRL inevitably decides to ban our entire first grade squad for contesting a future charge at the judiciary.

 

[Raysie]

Vidot was probably the Broncos best player last year. I can't believe he isn't in the top 17 there to be honest.

 

[S4Sonny]

I would have sued the NRL.

The Court of Arbitration for Sport has a court conveniently located in Sydney.. wish we took that option to expose those f*cks at the NRL

 

[Ahecee]

The quiet word out of Belmore in the wake of ‘Bad Friday’ is that the club was told by the NRL it would not be a good idea to fight the charges against the four Bulldogs players from the judiciary.

The quite answer out of Belmore should have been "**** off", not "yes sir"