Chiefs boss responds to unfair claims
PNG Chiefs general manager Michael Chammas has responded to claims that the club holds an unfair advantage in player recruitment following the signing of Jarome Luai. He defended the club's recruitment practices, emphasizing compliance with league regulations and fair competition. The comments come amid growing scrutiny over the Chiefs' ability to attract high-profile talent.
- ▪PNG Chiefs general manager Michael Chammas addressed allegations of unfair recruitment advantages.
- ▪The claims emerged after the Chiefs signed high-profile player Jarome Luai.
- ▪Chammas asserted the club follows all NRL rules in player recruitment.
- ▪The Chiefs' recruitment strategy has come under scrutiny from rival clubs and media.
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