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Message: [QUOTE="Flutterby, post: 2358836, member: 1853"] In the Manly case, the NRL did not take action in regards to the pending charges - they let the courts deal with it, as they are in the Carney and Marshall cases. The action against Manly as a club and Stewart as a player was in regards to behaviour at the club's official season launch in his official capacity as NRL Face of the Game. Whereas the Carney and Marshall incidents didn't happen at or in relations to any official NRL or club activity but rather in their capacity as "private citizens". So if you want to get down to technicalities the NRL has been consistent. [/QUOTE]

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