St George Illawarra Dragons violated rules, Paul Vaughan, Jack de Belin’s career is questioned, Corey Norman, Ryan Webb, NRL News 2021

The former New South Wales and Kangaroos star has been freed from his remaining deal “with immediate effect” after lying to the club that a party was held at the center of the drama.

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For Vaughan, this will be a costly blow. According to reports, the star earns $800,000 a year because he must now look for a new club.

Jack De Belling and Corey Norman seem to have survived the direct axe.

The club issued a statement stating that the remaining 12 players will be notified of personal violations and fined to go to selected local charities and mandatory extracurricular club services.

“The board did not take any action by the 13 players lightly and strengthened this by taking additional actions including the termination of Paul Vaughn’s contract on Tuesday morning,” said Dragon Chief Executive Ryan Weber.

“The club insists that it has no reservations about the penalties already imposed by the NRL Integrity Department and the New South Wales Police.

“These additional penalties are determined in such a way that the beneficiaries will be those affected by the players’ misconduct.”

Australian Earlier Tuesday, it was also reported that Vaughan’s contract “provides that if the club believes that a player has breached the contract, he can be brought to the board of directors to explain why no action should be taken”.

The club then has several options, including immediate termination of the contract.

Prior to this, Weber refused to confirm the future of any star in the Biosecurity Vulnerability Center before the emergency board meeting on Tuesday morning.

The twists and turns in the drama happened constantly, arousing widespread anger and condemnation throughout the game, and violations involving 13 players may threaten the entire game.

The 13 players are 305,000 USD in total Paul Vaughn was fined for eight games and suspended for one game for the rest of the players, which will be staggered in three weeks.

Vaughan hosted a party at his home. Teammates Blake Laurie, Corey Norman, Daniel Alvaro, Jack Bird, Josh Kerr, Josh McGuire, Cade Ay Liss, Mattei Duffty, Tyrell Fumano, Zac Lomax, Jack Debelin and Gerard Beer attended the party.

According to reports, players will be required to explain their actions and apologize publicly in front of the board.

According to reports, the club’s head of football Ben Haran and coach Anthony Griffin specifically told the players not to celebrate the Golden Point victory against the Warriors on Friday night.

Allegedly, when the police arrived at the home of Shellharbour Vaughan on the south coast of New South Wales, some Dragon players tried to escape or hide in the scene.

Talking about the Fox League NRL 360, Daily Telegraph Paul Kent When the police arrived at Vaughan’s house, he revealed that De Belling was hiding under the bed.

last year, Vaughan was suspended for two weeks He went to a cafe during the biosecurity bubble restriction.

“No one is satisfied with what Paul Vaughn did, it was actually all these boys,” Weber said Tuesday morning. “I can’t have any discussion and the direction of things in advance, but everyone is disappointed by what happened there, and Paul has broken the rules repeatedly to no avail.”

Jack De Belling’s “The Story Has Changed Significantly”

Fordham also put De Beilin together with the former Origin star one month after his suspension in February 2019 Sexual assault allegations. After the charges were dropped Attorney General’s decision After two unsettled juries, he will not face a third sexual assault trial.

“The fact that he is there (at Vaughan’s) is negative,” Weber said. “We were initially told that he walked by, put down things and continued to move. Then the story changed significantly.

“This is disappointing because we have always supported Jack. The club has experienced a lot in the past two and a half, three years. The club deserves better there, and we are thinking about it.”

Although the club did not conduct any wrongdoing, Weber confirmed that when they discovered the truth, the Dragons encouraged De Belin to come forward.

Fordham asked De Belling’s “whether there are doubts about the future,” but Weber said: “I don’t want to say that there are doubts about anyone’s future.”

Fordham also specifically mentioned Corey Norman-the club has told him that his No service required next year ——As a felon, he should be taken to the door.

Weber was not satisfied with the reports that the players put on the phone in order to keep their stories straight.

He said the club told the players: “You did something wrong, honestly.”

“When someone is doing something like this in a community like Melbourne, like during the extended lockdown last year, people are separated from family and friends and sick family members they can’t visit, but these people go and do it,” Weber Say.

“This is something you cannot accept, and we need to have some very intense discussions on it today.”

Fordham said in the editorial that Vaughan, De Belling and Norman should all be fired.

“Covering is worse than crime, and anyone involved in cover-ups should be taken to the door,” he said.

“There is no room for selfish, arrogant fools who cannot accept simple instructions. Kick them. They are stupid and cunning, and they are not worthy of the game.”

Twisted in Long Xing’s lies

When Fordham asked if there were other girlfriends and wives attending the party, another possible turning point was proposed.

According to the players, Weber said Vaughan’s wife was the only person present.

He admitted that after the lie was slowly exposed, he questioned whether it was true.

Weber also told Andrew Worth on SEN that some players were dishonest to the club.

“I think most people (to be honest), but some people don’t,” Weber admitted. “I don’t know why, I don’t want to speculate why they did it.

“But most people are (honest). They know they did something wrong. I don’t know if it’s good or bad. It’s frustrating.

“They said,’Yes, we did something wrong here, we have to take the blow’, but the part that they don’t all understand-hope they can understand now-they are not just being hit, the whole club will be like this. do.

“This is where the frustration lingers, but we must now work hard to solve this problem.”

NRL CEO Andrew Abdo revealed that if the player’s partner or someone other than the club’s biosafety bubble is true, the investigation may be restarted.

“We will reopen the investigation. This is quite serious. We gave the players many opportunities to tell us everything,” Abdul said Nowadays.

“If there is other information, we will look at it and take major action. If it happens again, we will remove people from the bubble without hesitation.”