... And they just couldn't help themselves, they had to have another dig at us at the end of what would've been a completely positive article.It has been an extraordinary financial fight back from Canterbury since players were photographed by The Daily Telegraph naked and vomiting in the streets.
I don't think it's illegal as in breaking the law. Just not part of the NRL rules.im a bit confused. isnt it illegal for the club to organise 3rd party sponsors?
Get over it! They are giving the club a lot of coin for the privilege.Kia, M & J Chickens and Ladbrokes - when that shit is removed from our jerseys, THEN I will be happy!
Alright you sit there and be a sad little sod then, they aren’t going anywhere.Kia, M & J Chickens and Ladbrokes - when that shit is removed from our jerseys, THEN I will be happy!
Nice.... are there any TPAs coming to players along with that sponsorship though?
Sharks should just use their many companies to sponsor them.. maybe Rothfield can pull some strings.
One is a shit car company, the other is a drug addiction that tears families apart, and the other should deadset be sponsoring the Roosters!Get over it! They are giving the club a lot of coin for the privilege.
KIA is a multinational stable company that you’ll never have to worry about not having money. I see your point on Ladbrokes but at the end of the day it’s legal and the club survives the same way through the Leagues Club. How old are you if you think a chicken company has to sponser the Roosters? So should we only be looking at bulldog related sponsors......One is a shit car company, the other is a drug addiction that tears families apart, and the other should deadset be sponsoring the Roosters!
Chicken is high in protein. I love Chicken...lolKIA is a multinational stable company that you’ll never have to worry about not having money. I see your point on Ladbrokes but at the end of the day it’s legal and the club survives the same way through the Leagues Club. How old are you if you think a chicken company has to sponser the Roosters? So should we only be looking at bulldog related sponsors......
Not having money - real mature argument there.KIA is a multinational stable company that you’ll never have to worry about not having money. I see your point on Ladbrokes but at the end of the day it’s legal and the club survives the same way through the Leagues Club. How old are you if you think a chicken company has to sponser the Roosters? So should we only be looking at bulldog related sponsors......
How is it immature? The sharks have had several sponsors go into receivership and clubs haven’t been paid. That’s never going to be a problem with KIANot having money - real mature argument there.
Regarding M&J... don't you think they'd be better of supporting a team that bears the animal they are known for? As for us... wouldn't this logo look better on our jersey?
My apologies. When you said "KIA is a multinational stable company that you’ll never have to worry about not having money." I thought you were having a dig at me not having money... as in I'll never have to worry about having a Kia because I don't have money to buy oneHow is it immature? The sharks have had several sponsors go into receivership and clubs haven’t been paid. That’s never going to be a problem with KIA
It’s ironic you say my argument is immature when you want to base a sponsership on matching mascots.....
I wonder how there going to pay himI saw Johnson getting paraded around in a Sharks jersey on the news tonight and there isn’t a single sponsor on it! It shows how much a bottom feeding club that joint really is.
Shouldn't confuse the Leagues Club (which has some short term financial difficulties) with the Football Club (which is flush).I wonder how there going to pay him
The NRL grant ($13 million) covers all the player payments.I wonder how there going to pay him
They both aren’t doing well. The Sharks football club is far from flush.Shouldn't confuse the Leagues Club (which has some short term financial difficulties) with the Football Club (which is flush).
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TPA's are not allowed to be included in the player's contract with their club.I don't think it's illegal as in breaking the law. Just not part of the NRL rules.
How is the NRL going to know if clubs in the NRL organise TPAs for players?
I'm sure they all do that, how do you police something like that.
But yes, the correct way is for sponsors that have no affliation with the club to sponsor the player directly and not through the club.
This is my understanding, but I'm open for correction if someone knows the exact rules?
Also, if it is against the rules of the NRL for clubs to get involved, why should it matter if someone within the club helped find a third party sponsor for a particular player.
Can someone shed some light on this please?
Thanks for that Twin Turbo.TPA's are not allowed to be included in the player's contract with their club.
Player contracts are registered with the NRL.
To help prevent a repeat of the Storm "2 contracts" fiasco, the NRL has the right to compare the contract that the player has with the registered contract.
The NRL reviews all player contracts and is entitled to audit them against actual payments made.
The 3rd parties are not allowed to use any of the club's intellectual property ie; no logos in their adds.
TPA's have to be registered with the NRL and they are also audited for compliance.
Payments have be direct from the 3rd party to the player ie; not via the club.
Obviously the above doesn't stop brown paper bag payments. Or Impolites from convincing his best mate (who isn't a Chook's sponsor) to enter into a TPA with some Kronk.
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Not every company wants to sponsor, or has an interest in sponsoring sporting teams.One is a shit car company, the other is a drug addiction that tears families apart, and the other should deadset be sponsoring the Roosters!
Agree. They pay for it. As much as I think the Kia logo should be blue coz it clashes a lot with the jersey, we should be happy to have their sponsorship.Get over it! They are giving the club a lot of coin for the privilege.