Sign of ado carr early release?

[GrogDog]

It's been my opinion since the news was official that the Storm and Dogs are just dragging it out so the Tigers move on and care less about 2021. That is the only way Smith being released makes sense to me. The whole like for like crap is just too much of a coincidence.

 

[Cook]

Yea he's definitely going to be here when we return to training, totally not staying in Sydney to spend Christmas with his family.

Thats just silly. Only ten members allowed now at a gathering. What better excuse to avoid Christmas with the extended....

 

[flamebouyant]

Well, while every other Storm player has
returned to Melbourne. JAC is still in Sydney LOL .. make of it what you will.

I find it hard to believe that he is not due back to training until the end of next month as stated in the article. Maybe it was a misprint. But no player would be coming back to training at the end of jan ffs. So yeah, I think he will be coming to bulldogs training at the beginning of Jan instead.

 

[Spoonman84]

I find it hard to believe that he is not due back to training until the end of next month as stated in the article. Maybe it was a misprint. But no player would be coming back to training at the end of jan ffs. So yeah, I think he will be coming to bulldogs training at the beginning of Jan instead.

They need to be legally given 8 weeks off a year as per their collective bargaining agreement so the end of Jan would be pretty close to 8 weeks from the last Origin game.

 

[JUNKYARD DOGS]

I find it hard to believe that he is not due back to training until the end of next month as stated in the article. Maybe it was a misprint. But no player would be coming back to training at the end of jan ffs. So yeah, I think he will be coming to bulldogs training at the beginning of Jan instead.

Yep end of next month seems a bit dodgy. Only leaving a month of training, they’d have the club challenge too.

 

[Stinger]

Yea he's definitely going to be here when we return to training, totally not staying in Sydney to spend Christmas with his family.

Can always rely on your sarcasm Marley.

 

[Stinger]

Just Waiting for Assassin or master p to confirm.

Or @Malla his sources are reliable. Was spot on with the fox signing.

 

[2ndphase]

Well, while every other Storm player has
returned to Melbourne. JAC is still in Sydney LOL .. make of it what you will.

Probably because all of his family are in Sydney and isnt that what you do at Christmas..

 

[2144superman]

Probably because all of his family are in Sydney and isnt that what you do at Christmas..

No not really, all the Storm and Raiders players have been recalled, every player from those two sides who was in NSW has returned today.

 

[ddt192]

Storm have been In a premiership window since 2007

More like a premiership door haha

 

[flamebouyant]

They need to be legally given 8 weeks off a year as per their collective bargaining agreement so the end of Jan would be pretty close to 8 weeks from the last Origin game.

Didn't they get 8 weeks or something like that between rd2 and 3?

 

[TalDog]

He can’t play for us next year. He signed the heads of agreement with tigers.

Heads of agreement is usually non binding he will have a family matter and be released on compassionate grounds tigers won’t want him for 1 year

 

[TalDog]

If that’s the case why did Hasler sue the club and likely would’ve won had we not settled? Remember that Dib also said sacking Hasler ‘wouldn’t cost the club a cent’. There’s at least a couple of hundred thousand reasons to say that statement was wrong.

Hasler signed

 

[KiwiDog7]

More like a premiership door haha

Premiership double garage door

 

[BlackJackBulldog]

How is it that a a player cannot sign a contract with a new club prior to November, but are able to sign a heads of agreement with a club which in this example is being used as a binding contract anyway?

 

[Pity Fool]

In regards to the Tigers.
I am very confident that heads of agreement are not enforceable contracts.
The lay out the terms and conditions in negotiations.

I remember Ray Dib sacking Hasler after they had a heads of agreement.
They are not legally binding - I don’t believe

So how did Hasler successfully sue us if his heads of agreement isn’t legally binding then? I think you better re think your statement.

 

[Pity Fool]

1. Storm don’t have to release him. He is under contract ;
2. They upgraded his contract from $375k to $450k for next year to convince him to drop the compassionate grounds for release shit that all players use when they want extra coin ;
3. He is the best winger in the world and the storm are in a premiership window ;
4. They are pretty much the best ran club in the NRL and don’t get bent over and fucked like a lot of other clubs

They also seem to have a bottomless salary cap like the Roosters too!

 

[The DoggFather]

I'm guessing "on loan" for 2021

 

[The DoggFather]

Just Waiting for Assassin or master p to confirm.

Nothing from my side bro except that will still chase Burts for 2021 no matter what the media says. Apparently Baz won't stop until June 30 if needed.

 

[D- voice]

If that’s the case why did Hasler sue the club and likely would’ve won had we not settled? Remember that Dib also said sacking Hasler ‘wouldn’t cost the club a cent’. There’s at least a couple of hundred thousand reasons to say that statement was wrong.

We are not back to this nonsense are we DD
We all know Dib had an insurance policy covering the potential departure of Hasler
The Andersons and Dunn exposed it and made it null in order to discredit Dib during the election, to further do so they abruptly settled out of court in an attempt to glorify their image but they didn't stop there, for three years they were too busy pointing the finger of blame instead of doing the job right, until they met their fate.