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#51
Tahu joins NSW Blues, Bellamy gets dumped
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No place for Paterson in Bennett's Knights
Tahu
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Nasser agent drama leaves Pato in limbo
19 May, 2011 12:00 AM
CORY Paterson's partnership with controversial player manager Khoder Nasser has cast a cloud over the Newcastle forward's chances of finding a new club for next year.
Paterson was told last week it would be in his interests to leave the Knights at the end of the season, despite having another year to run on his contract.
Newcastle's strategic-development manager, Keith Onslow, has offered to use his extensive contacts to help find Paterson a new home, but any dealings Nasser conducts on behalf of the towering back-rower will not be recognised by the NRL.
Paterson linked with Nasser this year after being represented by Steve Gillis.
But Nasser, who also manages Anthony Mundine and Sonny Bill Williams, is not an accredited player agent with the NRL, which means the game's governing body will not register contracts he negotiates.
"He can't negotiate an NRL contract, and Cory is aware of this, I believe," Neil Cadigan, the operations manager of the accreditation body, said last night.
"So if he wants to look outside the NRL, he's fine to use Khoder Nasser - it might be Super League, rugby union, wrestling, boxing, tiddlywinks or whatever.
"But the rules are quite categorical in rugby league.
"Generally the clubs won't negotiate with an agent who is not accredited."
Cadigan said Paterson could either change manager or Nasser could apply for accreditation.
But Cadigan said there were only two accreditation "windows" each year and the next was not until September.
Paterson, who had minor knee surgery yesterday, said last night that he could not comment.
Nasser
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Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:
Nasser Hussien
Nasser Hussienhad to laugh when I was in JB Hi Fi a few months ago and saw Glen McGrath's new dvd sitting there nearby Shane Warne's Rajastan Royals dvd - both were priced at around $35.
Wedged in between those two was "Nasser Hussain The Real Story", price - $6.80 
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Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:
had to laugh when I was in JB Hi Fi a few months ago and saw Glen McGrath's new dvd sitting there nearby Shane Warne's Rajastan Royals dvd - both were priced at around $35.
Wedged in between those two was "Nasser Hussain The Real Story", price - $6.80
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#71
Quote Originally Posted by Jive_Turkey:
had to laugh when I was in JB Hi Fi a few months ago and saw Glen McGrath's new dvd sitting there nearby Shane Warne's Rajastan Royals dvd - both were priced at around $35.
Wedged in between those two was "Nasser Hussain The Real Story", price - $6.80
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#72
? Knights owner Nathan Tinkler let slip in front of an audience of 500 at a charity lunch yesterday that the club had signed St George Illawarra fullback Darius Boyd for the next four years.
Contacted last night for confirmation, Knights chief executive Troy Palmer said Tinkler’s comment was ‘‘a throw-away line’’.
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:
Nasser agent drama leaves Pato in limbo
19 May, 2011 12:00 AM
CORY Paterson's partnership with controversial player manager Khoder Nasser has cast a cloud over the Newcastle forward's chances of finding a new club for next year.
Paterson was told last week it would be in his interests to leave the Knights at the end of the season, despite having another year to run on his contract.
Newcastle's strategic-development manager, Keith Onslow, has offered to use his extensive contacts to help find Paterson a new home, but any dealings Nasser conducts on behalf of the towering back-rower will not be recognised by the NRL.
Paterson linked with Nasser this year after being represented by Steve Gillis.
But Nasser, who also manages Anthony Mundine and Sonny Bill Williams, is not an accredited player agent with the NRL, which means the game's governing body will not register contracts he negotiates.
"He can't negotiate an NRL contract, and Cory is aware of this, I believe," Neil Cadigan, the operations manager of the accreditation body, said last night.
"So if he wants to look outside the NRL, he's fine to use Khoder Nasser - it might be Super League, rugby union, wrestling, boxing, tiddlywinks or whatever.
"But the rules are quite categorical in rugby league.
"Generally the clubs won't negotiate with an agent who is not accredited."
Cadigan said Paterson could either change manager or Nasser could apply for accreditation.
But Cadigan said there were only two accreditation "windows" each year and the next was not until September.
Paterson, who had minor knee surgery yesterday, said last night that he could not comment.
Nasser
You dont want to negotiate with Nasser. 
Speaking from personal experience. 
if i could 
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#75
Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:
? Knights owner Nathan Tinkler let slip in front of an audience of 500 at a charity lunch yesterday that the club had signed St George Illawarra fullback Darius Boyd for the next four years.
Contacted last night for confirmation, Knights chief executive Troy Palmer said Tinkler’s comment was ‘‘a throw-away line’’.
Oh yeah, I can see this fat rich big mouth and Wayne Bennett getting along just fine
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