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Post by masterplan200 on Apr 13, 2005 0:07:10 GMT -5
The Bulldogs reportedly face a fine of almost A$100,000 ($108,500) for again breaking the National Rugby League's A$3.5 million salary cap.
Four other clubs -- Penrith, Melbourne Sydney Roosters and St George Illawarra -- were also caught overspending last season, according to The Daily Telegraph.
No details were available ahead of today's NRL board meeting where penalties were to be decided.
But Bulldogs chief executive Malcolm Noad confirmed to the newspaper his club was facing a hefty fine.
"I'm waiting to be officially informed by the NRL," Noad said.
"I guess it will all come out after (today's) meeting."
The breach is nowhere near the level in 2002 that led to the Bulldogs being stripped of 37 competition points and being fined A$500,000. Now do you see why I can't see an end to the hockey strike, even though the above was rugby league GO BUNNIES!
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Post by globe on Apr 13, 2005 11:03:03 GMT -5
The Bulldogs reportedly face a fine of almost A$100,000 ($108,500) for again breaking the National Rugby League's A$3.5 million salary cap. Four other clubs -- Penrith, Melbourne Sydney Roosters and St George Illawarra -- were also caught overspending last season, according to The Daily Telegraph. No details were available ahead of today's NRL board meeting where penalties were to be decided. But Bulldogs chief executive Malcolm Noad confirmed to the newspaper his club was facing a hefty fine. "I'm waiting to be officially informed by the NRL," Noad said. "I guess it will all come out after (today's) meeting." The breach is nowhere near the level in 2002 that led to the Bulldogs being stripped of 37 competition points and being fined A$500,000. Now do you see why I can't see an end to the hockey strike, even though the above was rugby league GO BUNNIES! Interesting article. By the way Spike, what was the score with Rangers last night?
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Post by nyr401994 on Apr 13, 2005 15:40:18 GMT -5
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