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Message: [QUOTE="Kimlo, post: 3001700, member: 2021"] Clubs should be looking after their employee's welfare first and foremost. Coming down with ridiculous punishments like a 4 week suspension and 20k for simply refusing to talk about family is absurd. I don't care if the integrity unit is not the cops, if that's the case, there's even less reason to talk. Any lawyer with half a brain is not going to tell you to talk to your employer about a criminal matter. No one here knows the full story, we can only go off what the media and club and has said which isn't very much. It's total over kill. A one game suspension, a 10k fine, some counselling, maybe a politically correct course would have been appropriate. So next time a player gets drunk and gets on the news for something stupid, we'd better suspend them for 24 rounds with 200k to keep things consistent and fair if we're banning someone for simply refusing to talk to the NRL about an incident where they committed no wrong doing. [/QUOTE]

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