The Tigers Private Deal?

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  • ledge
    Hall of Fame
    • Dec 2007
    • 14122

    #16
    Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

    Doesnt this mean the proof is there if they are going to court about not getting it?
    Interesting arguement, the players go to court claiming what they are owed or were promised and Casey says how could i possibly do that its illegal according to the AFL rules!
    Bring back the biff

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    • ledge
      Hall of Fame
      • Dec 2007
      • 14122

      #17
      Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

      Also if Casey never gave it to them well he has done nothing wrong, if its not in writing somewhere its not going anywhere.
      Bring back the biff

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      • alwaysadog
        Senior Player
        • Dec 2006
        • 1435

        #18
        Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

        Originally posted by ledge
        Also if Casey never gave it to them well he has done nothing wrong, if its not in writing somewhere its not going anywhere.
        Not so a verbal contract is legally enforceable.

        There seems to be some blurring of what we once believed and what is now being presented to us.

        If I've got it right we were told that one N Brown was going to benefit from the advice of a very successful property developer if he went to the tigres. Now there is nothing in the rules to prevent him doing what he likes with his money legally earned within the salary cap.

        What now seems to be alleged is that the carrot to join was not just advice but guaranteed amounts of dough, and he and two colleagues feel sufficiently upset to be seeking legal redress. This would not appear to be the usual fudging of salary cap rules that goes on but a blatant disregard for them.

        Mind you the AFL has got itself in an awful mess; it has cracked down so hard on the obvious breeches of the salary cap that clubs have had whole seasons, even several seasons, disrupted by it, and now they have two of the bigger clubs struggling to make progress and one has a player being employed as a member of the Diplomatic corps and another has players and ex players suing over promised monies not included in the salary cap.

        All I know is the AFL will find a convenient way out.

        What it should have done long ago is to call for a sworn copies of the Ambassador's contract, duty statement and actual hours spent earning it, regularly updated. And they should have looked into the the "property advice" system and its relationship to the salary cap.
        Last edited by alwaysadog; 15-02-2009, 09:53 PM.
        [I]I believe there's nothing on this earth that we own. All we do is look after it for our children - Terry Wheeler[/I]

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        • Topdog
          Bulldog Team of the Century
          • Jan 2007
          • 7471

          #19
          Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

          Originally posted by The Coon Dog
          Knowing it & proving it are 2 different things 'buddy'.
          You know what? I left about 10 words out of what I wanted to say. I actually was trying to say that I don't get why so many people (not here) are so surprised that this deal is in place.

          Still what you say is a very frank but true point.

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          • Rocket Science
            Coaching Staff
            • Oct 2007
            • 4850

            #20
            Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

            AFL probes Tigers' property dealings


            You'd love to see the league go for the jugular, but one suspects they won't.
            BORDERLINE FLYING

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            • alwaysadog
              Senior Player
              • Dec 2006
              • 1435

              #21
              Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

              Originally posted by Topdog
              You know what? I left about 10 words out of what I wanted to say. I actually was trying to say that I don't get why so many people (not here) are so surprised that this deal is in place.
              Just didn't think it would be so blatant and didn't expect them to fall out so publicly, but it's par for the course with the eat your own tigres.

              There are all sorts of ways of doing this sort of thing without promising amounts, as seems to have occurred. Gentlemen's agreements only apply to gentlemen,
              [I]I believe there's nothing on this earth that we own. All we do is look after it for our children - Terry Wheeler[/I]

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              • LostDoggy
                WOOF Member
                • Jan 2007
                • 8307

                #22
                Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

                Originally posted by alwaysadog
                There are all sorts of ways of doing this sort of thing without promising amounts, as seems to have occurred.
                Nathan Brown from my mail back then was promised the world so much so that all the little perks from the Tiges were too good to refuse.

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                • BulldogBelle
                  WOOF Member
                  • Nov 2006
                  • 5284

                  #23
                  Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

                  Originally posted by craigsahibee
                  Sold his share to Craig Ellis.

                  Judas has another clothing line called Blackbird I believe. Still overpriced crap.
                  Yep it is called Blackbyrd and it is in Chapel Street, Sth Yarra.

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                  • Happy Days
                    Hall of Fame
                    • May 2008
                    • 10087

                    #24
                    Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

                    Originally posted by BulldogBelle
                    Yep it is called Blackbyrd and it is in Chapel Street, Sth Yarra.
                    Provider of some of the most heinous clothing known to man (i.e: button up v-necks)
                    - I'm a visionary - Only here to confirm my biases -

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                    • alwaysadog
                      Senior Player
                      • Dec 2006
                      • 1435

                      #25
                      Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

                      Blackbird now that's interesting, it was the name given to those who went to Africa and captured slaves and transported them to the Americas. The trade was known as Blackbirding.

                      Blackbird Brown has a ring to it.
                      [I]I believe there's nothing on this earth that we own. All we do is look after it for our children - Terry Wheeler[/I]

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                      • Remi Moses
                        WOOF Member
                        • Jan 2009
                        • 14785

                        #26
                        Re: The Tigers Private Deal?

                        Originally posted by BulldogBelle
                        Yep it is called Blackbyrd and it is in Chapel Street, Sth Yarra.
                        Typical. Chapel st still a pompous twatI'd heard Craig and Judas had a falling out?

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