Its not good.There are suggestions other players were offered incentives/business opportunities.Just wonder what was offered to Nathan Brown to come across aprt from his contract.This has the potential to be very messy.Six Pack said:uh oh this aint too good! ???
Probably outside the salary cap. We'll get done for rorting it next, knowing our luck.Legends of 1980 said:Reported on the footy show that holland has launched a writ in the supreme court against casey and the Richmond FC. Alleged he knocked back an Adelaide offer of 1.3 mil because he was promised by casey property, business deals to make up the difference of that offer and the $800,000 offer that Richmond put forward.
IanG said:If it was verbal I wonder how Holland can actually prove it.
willo said:Probably outside the salary cap. We'll get done for rorting it next, knowing our luck.
Hope its not in writing.
"All hearsay your honour, Mr Holland was confused or misunderstood the situation" :
BalmyArmy said:I am actually more staggered that my post was the first one about this. :hihi
All these recenet years hanging it on Carlton cheats and turns out our president was just as bad.
Legends of 1980 said:Lyon said it was an interesting situation because, if true, he wasn't actually paid it.
IanG said:Thats actually a good point because it may mean we can't be done for salary cap rorting.
I doubt it,if Holland wins the case the AFL will go us for rorting or attempted rorting & then bring in the investigators to find out what the other possible deals were around & promised by Mr Casey.Property ownership in North QLD will be one of the first area's looked at.IanG said:Thats actually a good point because it may mean we can't be done for salary cap rorting.
No,don't be surprised if Brown was given a property.Bill James said:My recollection was that Nathan Brown stated openly in his early interviews that one of the attractions was the ability to work with Casey on property deals. Does anyone else recall this.
mb64 said:No,don't be surprised if Brown was given a property.