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Message: [QUOTE="Foordy, post: 3452042, member: 1769"] You can add us to the list of clubs who the The tried to coax a couple of players out of their contracts. we reportedly [B]considered[/B] making an official complaint to the NRL, believing the The were talking to Deine Mariner and Karl Oloapu illegally The The CEO, Terry Reader, denies these accusations before seeming to making excuses for why this is necessary. [B]Reader says:[/B] “I’m very confident (we aren’t breaching rules). We haven’t gone about breaking any rules or doing anything we’re not meant to,” he said. “If someone is contracted then they are contracted. If they become available it’s a different story. What we have seen is clubs release players. “Managers speak to clubs every day and we’re no different. Every club wants to sign quality players and so do we. If they are available and interested we want to talk to them. “We’ve dealt with unusual circumstances. Not many clubs have to sign 34 players in one year, plus train-and-trial players, and put academies together. “We have said from the start we will be patient and wait for the right player.” [B]Simon Scanlon says:[/B] “The club has a contract registered for Karl and we won’t be releasing him,” he said. “They have asked for a release and it has been denied. “Karl has come through our Academy program and is a highly-talented player. He has a great work ethic and is a very physical player. “He will finish school this year and go into our full-time squad in the upcoming pre-season.” [/QUOTE]

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