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Message: [QUOTE="Wolfie, post: 3457108, member: 8770"] You keep saying they have coerced players, but as i keep saying, you literally have no proof at this moment in time. If you did then surely you would be exposing the Dolphins for what they are doing and giving that evidence to the NRL. Just because its playing out in the press doesnt mean its true either. I agree, the whole thing needs investiating properly and i dont think they have investigated Oloapu's claims thoroughly, and i dont think they will investigate ours properly. What you are also saying about things being above board is when things suit every party, and even then, i can guarantee you that if a player asks for a release they have already had the contract talks before they even make the approach to their club, so regardless, its no different, there has been an illegal contract negotiation. They arent asking for a release generally if they dont have a move lined up. If we have a player we arent bothered about, we will let him go with no fuss. Just because one situation might play out in public and another doesnt is irrelevant, the rules have still been broken exactly the same. I'm failing to see any difference apart from people getting upset. If we have a player we dont want, like Lodge for example, we dont treat them particularly well, mess them around and pretty much force them out. If a player wants out though, lets say Haas or Oloapu are the two that have made all the noise, we make them honor their contracts. That to me is a bit hypocritical. Now i'm not saying we should give in to every player either as that would be madness, but if a player really doesnt want to play for us, we should get adaquate compensation and let them go. If we cant, they see out the contract. [/QUOTE]

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