NRL Rumour Mill Thread (Spoilers)

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Isn't Bellyache on huge $$$ at the Mexicans, can't see why he would leave Easy St for Struggle St unless he feels like he's up for a Challenge in coaching a side under the Salary cap!.
 
Isn't Bellyache on huge $$$ at the Mexicans, can't see why he would leave Easy St for Struggle St unless he feels like he's up for a Challenge in coaching a side under the Salary cap!.

He has to be up for a new challenge sooner or later..... he has been down their.... must be a decade.

On Greg Eastwood IMO He Would not be a bad buy at all.
A tireless work horse who had a great semi final series this year and is always a solid performer for NZ.
 
According to the DT the new CEO is from the banking sector and has zero rugby league background. God help us. What a joke if true.
 
quade cooper spotted with big willie and tahu on saturday .. then he quits rugby three days later . could he be going Newcastle way?
can they fit him in the cap ?? hmmmm ..
 
Mining magnate Nathan Tinkler’s private company, Mulsanne Resources, is in liquidation after failing to pay back $28.4 million owed to coal junior Blackwood Corporation.

According to The Sydney Morning Herald if liquidators find Mulsanne does not have enough assets to cover the Blackwood debt, Tinkler could be charged with insolvent trading.

He could also face personal bankruptcy proceedings if fails to repay the debt, according to The Australian.

The NSW Supreme Court has appointed Ferrier Hodgson as liquidators for Tinkler’s company, after negotiations between Mulsanne and Blackwood broke down.

Earlier this year Mulsanne bought 95 million shares in Blackwood to help fund its exploration campaign.

The investment was made at a 50 per cent premium to the share price, and roughly translated to Tinkler taking a 34 per cent stake in the company
 
Mining magnate Nathan Tinkler’s private company, Mulsanne Resources, is in liquidation after failing to pay back $28.4 million owed to coal junior Blackwood Corporation.

According to The Sydney Morning Herald if liquidators find Mulsanne does not have enough assets to cover the Blackwood debt, Tinkler could be charged with insolvent trading.

He could also face personal bankruptcy proceedings if fails to repay the debt, according to The Australian.

The NSW Supreme Court has appointed Ferrier Hodgson as liquidators for Tinkler’s company, after negotiations between Mulsanne and Blackwood broke down.

Earlier this year Mulsanne bought 95 million shares in Blackwood to help fund its exploration campaign.

The investment was made at a 50 per cent premium to the share price, and roughly translated to Tinkler taking a 34 per cent stake in the company
Anyone else getting deja vu? Anyone remember "Firepower"?
 
Newcastle have a $20m bank gtee. It's as good as gold. Tinkler can go and Newcastle can find other investors.

Say what you want about Tinks but the Knights are now profitable (after racking up $4 million in loses with previous management), we have an extra 10,000+ members and he has invested heavily in training facilities for the players.

The big problem the Knights always had was the people involved at board level were local nobodies that thought they were somebodies and were only in it for themselves and the titles. They did nothing for the club.

Despite the constant bad press he has been very positive for the club. If it all come crashing down we get $20mil. Cant lose.
 
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