The first resolution adopted was : " The clubs here represented decide to form a Northern Rugby Football Union, and pledge themselves to push forward without delay its establishment on the principle of payment for bona fide broken time only . ""
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By implication they were arguing that this affected the RFU's decisions on the issue of " broken time " payments ( as compensation for the loss of income ) to the detriment of northern clubs, who made up the majority of English rugby clubs.
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By the late 19th century, the issue over broken time in rugby had become important, particularly in the North of England, where a larger working class played rugby compared to the south, thus their work and injuries they received whilst playing came into conflict with the rules of amateurism.
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In 1895, along with cross-town neighbours Manningham F . C ., Bradford was among 22 clubs to secede from the Rugby Football Union after the historic meeting at the George Hotel in Huddersfield in response to a dispute over " broken time " payments to players who were thus part-time professionals.
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The younger Russell was described by his own father as an alcoholic and spendthrift who " was beyond help " as it was always the " same story-idleness, self-indulgence, gambling and constant promises " broken time after time, leading his father to get him a job in the Sudan, where his laziness infuriated Gordon to no end.
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Even though the rules are explained to the jurors, Hammer said he has seen them broken time after time . " This is classic misconduct of the worst sort, " said Chuck Smith, a former San Mateo County prosecutor who is following the case . " ( A juror doing ) any research, on the issue of fact or independent research on the issue of law, is inappropriate ."
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