f faith to help smooth over a dispute over perpetual licence agreements, ARLC chairman John Grant confirmed that the 13 clubs?who signed a memorandum of understandi

The Australian Rugby League Commission has reportedly agreed to rubber-stamp an advance instalment of a $50 million broadcasting payment to help ease financial pressure on cash-strapped NRL clubs.In what has being deemed as a show of faith to help smooth over a dispute over perpetual licence agreements, ARLC chairman John Grant confirmed that the 13 clubs?who signed a memorandum of understanding last year would each receive an initial payment of $1.13 million.Each club is due a total of $3 million but it was all placed in doubt when the NRL and its clubs became locked in a standoff in the perpetual licence agreements negotiations.The new NRL broadcasting deal comes into effect in 2018 but the advance payment was negotiated to assist in ensuring the long-term futures of the clubs and to avoid placing them under any financial stress during their discussions.A new perpetual license is a very significant step forward for the NRL Clubs and the game and deserves the appropriate amount of time to be applied to its consideration, Grant said.The Commission is aware that clubs have budgeted to receive funding in the current year and believe that by making the advance, any financial pressure they might come under can be removed while we work towards an agreement.The Sydney Roosters, Canterbury and Penrith opted against signing the memorandum of understanding but can still access the extra funds if they reconsider. http://www.brownsrookiestore.com/Browns-Duke-Johnson-Jersey/ . 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Jay Feely kicked a 41-yard field goal in overtime, and the Cardinals edged the Tennessee Titans 37-34 in overtime after blowing a 17-point lead late in the fourth quarter.CAMDEN, N.J. -- Kobe Bryant is playing some of his toughest defence yet, demanding his mother keeps her hands off his merchandise. Bryant, the Los Angeles Lakers guard, said in a court filing that he never gave his mother permission to sell mementos from his high school days and early professional basketball career. Bryant is in a court battle over whether hundreds of items -- from high school jerseys to trophies and championship rings -- can be auctioned off. Pamela Bryant said the NBA star told her the memorabilia was hers. She arranged earlier this year to auction it off through Berlin, N.J.-based Goldin Auctions and received a $450,000 advance. Last week, lawyers for the son wrote to the auction house demanding it cease the June sale. Goldin is suing to assert its right to sell. In a filing Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Camden, Kobe Bryant says his mother acknowledged to him recently that she did not have permission to sell the items. The suit was filed there because the auction house is located in southern New Jersey. Goldin dubbed the auction "The Bryant Collection," and the main page of its website shows three Lower Merion uniforms from his high school days and one familiar No. 8 Lakers jersey. Theres even a surfboard from when he won a Teen Choice award among the roughly 100 items listed. "I never told my mother that she could have my personal property, let alone consign it for public auction," Bryant wrote in the filing. He also posted on Twitter, "When u give Give GIVE and they take Take TAKE at wat point do u draw a line in the sand? (hash) hurtbeyondmmeasure (hash) gavemenowarning (hash) love?" 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