The NRL and all 16 club chairmen are apparently a step closer to agreeing on how to carve up the league's record $1.8 billion TV deal.
Marathon talks at Rugby League Central ended with no official statement from the NRL by late Wednesday night.
However, Fairfax Media is quoting Melbourne chairman Bart Campbell - a spokesperson for the 16 teams - as saying the club view is that the day-long meeting had been positive.
"We all made meaningful progress on a whole-of-game funding model," he said.
Most of the 16 NRL clubs have been pushing the game's governing body for a greater share of revenue, with the league having signed off on the record broadcast deal.
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