I believe that the players involved KNEW they were above the salary cap. I would certainly know if I was being over paid.
Those players should be stood down, at least for this season, and Melbourne continue to compete, and compete for points.
With their current players, Melbourne would realistically win more games than they would lose, so if they are playing now, for no points, why should they be allowed to play now and deny legitimate teams the opportunity for points?
I applaud the NRL for acting swiftly, but they need to reconsider.
Sorry, there is too many questions here, but I'd like others' opinions.
Those players should be stood down, at least for this season, and Melbourne continue to compete, and compete for points.
With their current players, Melbourne would realistically win more games than they would lose, so if they are playing now, for no points, why should they be allowed to play now and deny legitimate teams the opportunity for points?
I applaud the NRL for acting swiftly, but they need to reconsider.
Sorry, there is too many questions here, but I'd like others' opinions.