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Message: [QUOTE="Wolfie, post: 3457137, member: 8770"] Well, it doesnt matter, so it does make it so. What makes you think the NRL will care if we had a contingency plan or not? If the NRL investigate, and have evidence to prove the Dolphins have done what they are accused of doing, your theory about Brisbane having no time to have a contingency plan will have no bearing on their punishment or the NRL's finding. They will simply look at the facts. Do we have enough evidence to prove The Dolphins coerced Karl Oloapu or Deine Mariner to seek a release to break his contract and sign with the Dolphins. It will be a simple yes or no answer. If they did my stance is throw the book at them, if they didnt, regardless of what you, me or anyone else thinks, they have to be treated exactly the same as every other club in the competition that we know breaks the rules but nobody can prove. At the same time, if they cant find any proof they have done anything wrong, then i'm, afraid just like a lot of us who think other teams are flout the rules ( im looking at you Melbourne and Roosters ), then you are just going to have to suck it up as well. I'm pretty sure if we provided the NRL with any cast iron proof of what you are claiming with Mariner or Oloapu then the Dolphins will be in huge trouble tomorrow because they wont have a leg to stand on. Its not like the NRL will need much time to work things out. [/QUOTE]

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