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Canterbury directors to meet ‘dealmaker’ amid warning of football club spill – Sydney Morning Herald
A clandestine meeting on Tuesday between Canterbury league club directors and supporters of embattled chairman George Coorey could have wider ramifications.
A clandestine meeting on Tuesday between Canterbury League Club directors and influential supporters of embattled chairman George Coorey could also have repercussions for the future of the Bulldogs football club board led by Lynne Anderson.
Mr Coorey, 61, has been the subject of complaints by several women who have alleged he made inappropriate comments to them. Fellow board members have called for him to at least stand down while there is an inquiry, however his backers say he has nothing to a…
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