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    Sharks captain Paul Gallen is adamant the club will survive its latest scandal

    Sharks captain Paul Gallen is adamant the club will survive its latest scandal

    - article from www.rugbyleague.co.nz

    Coach Shane Flanagan has been de-registered by the NRL for breaching terms of his year-long suspension in 2014, because he communicated with the club over player contract matters.

    The club has also been fined 800-thousand dollars - leaving it in financial strife having recently laid off 10 staff.

    Gallen says it's the most resilient club in Australian sport.

    Wests Tigers chief executive Justin Pascoe has also been de-registered, and the club fined 750 thousand dollars for an ambassadorial role given to Robbie Farah which breached the salary cap.

    NRL WITH TNT? PROUD SPONSORS OF THE VODAFONE WARRIORS.

    © 2024 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     25 Apr: This afternoon's Anzac Day clash between the Warriors and Titans at Mt Smart will hit close to home for the visitors
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