Re: Ben Cousins threads and Poll [Merged]
Interestingly the Weagles had discussed the possibility of a law suit against the club despite sacking Cousins before he was found guilty of the charges.
That alone suggests this recent scandal was not an isolated incident after his initial stint from rehab.
Also yesterday, it was revealed that Eagles's management took a calculated risk to sack Cousins the day after he was charged, after discussing the possibility of a $1 million-plus law suit from the Brownlow Medal winner.
The club still believes Cousins's refusal to co-operate with police over a blood test was sufficient to sack him because it was part of an "accumulation of recent events", and that any efforts to sue will fail.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,22624706-2,00.html
Interestingly the Weagles had discussed the possibility of a law suit against the club despite sacking Cousins before he was found guilty of the charges.
That alone suggests this recent scandal was not an isolated incident after his initial stint from rehab.
Also yesterday, it was revealed that Eagles's management took a calculated risk to sack Cousins the day after he was charged, after discussing the possibility of a $1 million-plus law suit from the Brownlow Medal winner.
The club still believes Cousins's refusal to co-operate with police over a blood test was sufficient to sack him because it was part of an "accumulation of recent events", and that any efforts to sue will fail.
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,23599,22624706-2,00.html