Major NRL crackdown in works amid Lachlan Galvin saga

News.com.au - 18/04
The NRL is reportedly set to crack down on player agents in the wake of the Lachlan Galvin saga, with proposals such as banning coaches from having agents and implementing tighter regulations on the cards.

The NRL is reportedly set to crack down on player agents in the wake of the Lachlan Galvin saga, with proposals such as banning coaches from having agents and implementing tighter regulations on the cards.

It comes after earlier this week the teenager decided to reject a five-year deal worth up to $6 million and was consequently dropped to NSW Cup for this weekend.

Galvin’s management, led by player-manager Isaac Moses, reportedly had no interest in listening to the Tigers’ offer for their client and informed the club that he had no faith in Marshall’s coaching ability, believing he didn’t have the tools to develop him into a star of the game.

Although the 19-year-old is contracted until the end of next season, his positio...
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