PCollinson you are so wrong our kid .


https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/todd-c ... zsq6u.html

Todd Carney's NRL career appears to be over after Cronulla sacked the five-eighth after a photo of him engaging in a vulgar act circulated on social media on Saturday night.
The Sharks released a statement on Sunday evening to say: "The Cronulla Sharks Football Club has today after careful consideration and lengthy deliberation, including discussions with senior NRL management, made a decision to terminate Todd Carney’s NRL playing contract effective immediately. At the Sharks we are committed to building a successful club, a club with strong values and a club which sets and respects high standards in all aspects of its operations and activities. When Todd was first signed to the Sharks he was made well aware of his responsibilities both on and off the field, to himself, the club and to the game in general, however the photograph that appeared last night on social media does not meet the values and standards the club is looking to uphold and take into the future.

I doubt your club will have similar ethics , and what a coincidence both incidents relate to clubs called The Sharks .

PCollinson you are so wrong our kid .


https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/todd-c ... zsq6u.html

Todd Carney's NRL career appears to be over after Cronulla sacked the five-eighth after a photo of him engaging in a vulgar act circulated on social media on Saturday night.
The Sharks released a statement on Sunday evening to say: "The Cronulla Sharks Football Club has today after careful consideration and lengthy deliberation, including discussions with senior NRL management, made a decision to terminate Todd Carney’s NRL playing contract effective immediately. At the Sharks we are committed to building a successful club, a club with strong values and a club which sets and respects high standards in all aspects of its operations and activities. When Todd was first signed to the Sharks he was made well aware of his responsibilities both on and off the field, to himself, the club and to the game in general, however the photograph that appeared last night on social media does not meet the values and standards the club is looking to uphold and take into the future.

I doubt your club will have similar ethics , and what a coincidence both incidents relate to clubs called The Sharks .

You did say employees can’t be sacked if incidents happen out of work . You seem to be dodging this now I have proved you wrong ....

https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/todd-c ... zsq6u.html

You did say employees can’t be sacked if incidents happen out of work . You seem to be dodging this now I have proved you wrong ....

https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/todd-c ... zsq6u.html

https://www.theherald.com.au/story/2050 ... y-knights/

ALBERT Kelly’s brief tenure with the Newcastle Knights officially ended today after the controversial five-eighth was sacked by the NRL club.

The former Australian Schoolboy pleading guilty on Tuesday to smashing a light at Newcastle nightspot Fannys in April and the incident is believed to have led to his sacking.

Earlier this season Kelly was discarded by Cronulla for a string of alcohol-related incidents.

Knights CEO Matt Gidley confirmed Kelly’s contract termination in a question and answer forum with supporters.

‘‘There is no doubt Albert is a talented young player who obviously had some issues off the field while living in Sydney,’’ Gidley said.

‘‘We offered Albert an opportunity to move to Newcastle to focus on his rugby league career under the guidance of Wayne Bennett.

‘‘Unfortunately, due to further disciplinary reasons, Albert has recently had his NSW Cup contract suspended, then terminated.

‘‘We wish Albert the best of luck in fulfilling his rugby league potential in the near future and thank him for his efforts whilst at our Club.’’

Kelly was sacked by the Knights two weeks ago before it is understood coach Wayne Bennett over-ruled the decision and he has since been suspended.

The Knights signed the 21-year-old to a second-tier contract to play in their reserve side in the NSW Cup after Kelly arrived in town to play in the Newcastle Rugby League with Central Newcastle.

Central coach Paul Davis is Kelly’s uncle.

Last Sunday Kelly tore in hamstring playing for the Butcher Boys against Western Suburbs and is expected to be sidelined for at least the next month.

https://www.theherald.com.au/story/2050 ... y-knights/

ALBERT Kelly’s brief tenure with the Newcastle Knights officially ended today after the controversial five-eighth was sacked by the NRL club.

The former Australian Schoolboy pleading guilty on Tuesday to smashing a light at Newcastle nightspot Fannys in April and the incident is believed to have led to his sacking.

Earlier this season Kelly was discarded by Cronulla for a string of alcohol-related incidents.

Knights CEO Matt Gidley confirmed Kelly’s contract termination in a question and answer forum with supporters.

‘‘There is no doubt Albert is a talented young player who obviously had some issues off the field while living in Sydney,’’ Gidley said.

‘‘We offered Albert an opportunity to move to Newcastle to focus on his rugby league career under the guidance of Wayne Bennett.

‘‘Unfortunately, due to further disciplinary reasons, Albert has recently had his NSW Cup contract suspended, then terminated.

‘‘We wish Albert the best of luck in fulfilling his rugby league potential in the near future and thank him for his efforts whilst at our Club.’’

Kelly was sacked by the Knights two weeks ago before it is understood coach Wayne Bennett over-ruled the decision and he has since been suspended.

The Knights signed the 21-year-old to a second-tier contract to play in their reserve side in the NSW Cup after Kelly arrived in town to play in the Newcastle Rugby League with Central Newcastle.

Central coach Paul Davis is Kelly’s uncle.

Last Sunday Kelly tore in hamstring playing for the Butcher Boys against Western Suburbs and is expected to be sidelined for at least the next month.