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Message: [QUOTE="theshed, post: 3468021, member: 2290"] Mmm I think where yourself and others are not seeing eye to eye is that your opinion assumes that we have released him and then he is free to do what he wants but the way I see it is that we don’t release him until his destination is confirmed so there’s no restraint of trade because he hasn’t been released. The club simply doesn’t approve the release until it has been confirmed that he is signing with a club other than the Dolphins. Not that I’m an expert on the matter so I may be wrong. If they took it to civil court they would have an onus to provide all possible evidence that would be required to show they didn’t attempt to poach. This would mean giving access to emails, phone calls, text messages, etc. You would be surprised what people are dumb enough to put in writing - I would be surprised if the Dolphins would be comfortable under that level of scrutiny. [/QUOTE]

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