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The corporate giants circling Tabcorp didn’t bet on Peter V’landys – Sydney Morning Herald
The private equity groups looking at breaking up Tabcorp’s business will need to convince one of Australia’s most powerful and controversial sports administrators,…
They must have an agreement with the NSW racing industry and we will certainly not be giving that approval lightly, he says.
No one takes Vlandys lightly. Last year he brazenly named a return date for the NRL competition while the nation was still in lockdown.
When the competition returned on his planned date in May – it was the first team sport in Australia to resume – Vlandys said his only regret was bowing to public and state pressure and shutting down the competition in March. Racing has proven…
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