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What is the point of notifying the NRL if she denied everything that happened? 
Look at Ben Teo, there was an accusation and Souths ONLY interview Ben, are satisfied with his answer and let it go...
Then an official complaint comes through to the police and Teo is still allowed to play, origin non the less..
People are just pi$$ed off because they weren't in the know. Nothing was hidden because according to the woman, nothing ever happened.
Seriously, this is ridicolus
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:
What is the point of notifying the NRL if she denied everything that happened?
Look at Ben Teo, there was an accusation and Souths ONLY interview Ben, are satisfied with his answer and let it go...
Then an official complaint comes through to the police and Teo is still allowed to play, origin non the less..
People are just pi$$ed off because they weren't in the know. Nothing was hidden because according to the woman, nothing ever happened.
Seriously, this is ridicolus
do your best to try and chamge history. She has never denied anything, only declined to go to police.
Greenberg will not last until the end of the season in his role. He will be sacked over this.
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Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:
do your best to try and chamge history. She has never denied anything, only declined to go to police.
Greenberg will not last until the end of the season in his role. He will be sacked over this.
do your best to try and chamge history. She has never denied anything, only declined to go to police.
Greenberg will not last until the end of the season in his role. He will be sacked over this.
https://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/victim-group-praises-greenberg-20130906-2tam1.html
NRL head of football Todd Greenberg was advised to maintain strict confidentiality over any allegations of domestic violence against Ben Barba after contacting a counselling service on behalf of the Canterbury star's partner Ainslie Currie.
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Greenberg has also received support from District Court Judge Paul Conlon, who said he had been well acquainted with victims rights in his previous role as NSW deputy crown prosecutor.
Conlon, who is the NRL judiciary chairman, told Fairfax Media that the way the Bulldogs had handled the Barba situation was ''exemplary'' and said the NRL did not need to know his personal problems.
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Quote Originally Posted by Hirschfelder:
do your best to try and chamge history. She has never denied anything, only declined to go to police.
Greenberg will not last until the end of the season in his role. He will be sacked over this.
do your best to try and chamge history. She has never denied anything, only declined to go to police.
Greenberg will not last until the end of the season in his role. He will be sacked over this.
NRL head of football Todd Greenberg and Canterbury officials he previously worked with have been cleared over their handling of domestic violence allegations involving star fullback Ben Barba.
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