Exclusive: Rugby league television personalities Bryan Fletcher and Paul Kent have inadvertently become entangled in the NRL's Dally M betting scandal
Rugby league television personalities Bryan Fletcher and Paul Kent have inadvertently become entangled in the NRL's Dally M betting scandal.
According to police facts, Wilson told the NRL integrity unit soon after the awards night that he had made a “stupid mistake” and admitted he had passed on information to mates at an eastern suburbs pub shortly after sending off the results to the NRL. There is no suggestion Fletcher and Kent had any connection to the StatEdge pair or had prior knowledge that Bellamy would win the award when they placed the bets.on Wednesday, nor did Fox Sports head of television Steve Crawley by the time of publishing.
While the winners of the player awards including the Dally M medal itself are determined by polling on each game and accumulate through the season, the coach's award is judged after the regular season by a panel of 24 prominent former players on a 3-2-1 basis.
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