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Fergo and The Freak

Sports:Rugby

Greg Inglis' Retirement and Salary Cap Implications, Eye Gouging, Injured Players And Aging Players In The NRL

2019-04-18

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In this episode we look at Greg Inglis' retirement and the drama surrounding the possible salary cap implications for the South Sydney Rabbitohs, Eye Gouging allegations and how they are handled, what should happen when a player is badly injured on the field and play is allowed to continue, and the rising retirement age among NRL players...what is causing that?

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