I don't think it is as simple as that. These things often take time to resolve.
From Cheika's comments last week, it appears that the Tahs and Folau have agreed to terms on a new Super Rugby deal. Now the ball is in the ARU and Folau's court to work out an ARU contract.
I'm sure both sides will be keen to come to an agreement but as in every contract negotiation Folau's management will be looking for the highest possible pay and the ARU will be looking to save money. Agreeing to something in the middle that works for both sides could take time.
Doesn't this just remind us how dysfunctional the contracting process is?
That's a contentious issue. We all know it's Minto, NSW but Queensland believe it is a suburb of Brisbane.Lets hope he doesn't kick up a hissy fit and go back to league when he sees that the ARU couldn't have been bothered googling him to find his place of birth
http://www.sydneyunirugby.com.au/season/registration.htmlThe player registration fee for 2013 is $300 for both Grade and Colts players.
What you receive as a registered player:
• ARU Registration & Insurance
• Membership to Sydney Uni Sport & Fitness
• NSW Rugby Players Pass
• SUFC Playing shorts & socks
• SUFC Polo Shirt
• SUFC Warm Up T-Shirt
• Buildcorp training T-shirt
I think he did some work experience with Buildcorp. Same, same isn't it?Post #606. What "Honour" has IF gained at Sydney University?
At the press announcement he was named as a fullbackScratch that.
Whoever works in the media department of the ARU either smokes crack or didn't listen to the team annoucement.
It has AAC (Adam Ashley-Cooper) listed as a fuillback, Barnes as a centre and Lealiifano as a flyhalf.
ISRAEL Folau is on the verge of becoming the first sporting star in history to play three footy codes in three years.
We're hearing the Canterbury Bulldogs have all but reached an agreement for Folau to rejoin the NRL next year.
It would mean the new Wallaby recruit will have played AFL for the Giants, rugby union for the Waratahs and league for the Bulldogs in just three seasons.
The NRL deal has yet to be finalised, but Folau's manager has been in talks with the Dogs for a number of weeks.
All parties have been under pressure to keep negotiations secret in case it affected his chances of being chosen for the Wallabies. The talks are so far down the track that even NRL chief executive Dave Smith has been involved.
The overworked and underpaid interns in the Marketing Department strike again.
It isn't too much to ask for a little accuracy and attention to detail is it?