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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 3167317, member: 9052"] It's literally fox quoting themselves and creating a headline from the quote. In reality the Broncos will be in trouble IF they provided any sort of coordination between the third party and TPJ, including any promises during contract negotiations... but even then that may not be too far off what the tigers did with Robbie. I'm not sure how TPA's are documented through the club itself, and who is responsible for identifying conflicts of interest (in the case of TPA's it would be ensuring they are at arm's length from the club)... but I don't really see how the Broncos should be involved at all with TPA's. They're meant to be sourced by the player manager, therefore it should be up to them to undertake the due diligence and register it with the NRL, etc. As was mentioned earlier a third party may approach the club for contact details (which I think is fair enough given contacts for players and player managers aren't necessarily known and the club seems a logical place to get in touch), but that's probably it. Should the Broncos even be keeping track of it?? It has nothing to do with our salary cap and we cant source any of it... if the player, player manager or third party fucked it up and didn't register it then that should be on them. [/QUOTE]

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