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Sebastian Vettel believes no argument against Halo could justify death and has criticised his fellow drivers for not presenting a united front on the issue ahead of Thursdays key vote.Formula Ones Strategy Group is voting on whether to implement the controversial cockpit safety device for 2017, which would be one the one of the most significant decisions in the history of F1. During Thursdays media session at Hockenheim, the drivers appeared to be divided on the issue, with Romain Grosjean saying he would vote against it if given the chance.However, Vettel appeared frustrated to hear fellow drivers speaking against the Halo, saying they recently voted overwhelmingly in support of the structure.I am a bit surprised because it sounded as if we were clear about what we want in the future, Vettel said in Thursdays FIA press conference. We had a vote amongst the drivers and I think 90, 95 percent voted for it so I dont know why all of a sudden it comes up the way it does. I think it is the wrong impression as the majority have said.We dont like the looks of it but I dont think there is anything that justifies death. Weve always learnt from what happened, incidents on track, and tried to improve. That will be the first time in human history that we have learned the lesson but we dont change. I think it is up to us that it does happen otherwise I think we would be quite stupid.In Budapest the FIA showed drivers a presentation which highlighted the fact they would be 17 percent more likely to have survived in previous incidents, which was enough to sway Lewis Hamiltons previous opposition. Though the teams have been given the initiative to vote on the issue, Vettel thinks the FIA should force it through regardless of the outcome.?Asked if he was frustrated the teams, and not the drivers, had the vote, he said: Well, I think ultimately the FIA can do what they want -- on safety grounds they can do what they want. 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Obviously everyone would want him back (at Parramatta), but whether or not he comes is a decision he has to make, Mannah said.We speak all the time but when it comes to that, its a business decision and its a decision that has got nothing to do with me.Any possible NRL comeback for Hayne - even as early as this year - would be reliant on Parramattas five de-registered officials accepting their fate and moving on from the club.Just days after the NRL officially docked the Eels 12 competition points and fined the club $1 million for salary cap breaches, the so-called Gang of Five are believed to be considering appealing their ban.However, Haynes sudden availability could now force their hand with the governing body attempting tto use the former NSW and Kangaroo star as leverage to implement significant change in the Eels administration.ddddddddddddHe should go to a club thats well-managed and well-governed, and thatll certainly form part of his decision-making, NRL boss Todd Greenberg told Channel Nine.Hayne, 28, is a free agent again after a Monday announcement on social media that he had been overlooked for Fijis Olympic rugby sevens team by coach Ben Ryan.The former NFL player said he would return to Sydney, where a loophole in the June 30 deadline rules could allow him to immediately return in the blue and gold.The Eels are believed to be close to settling on a release for troubled star Kieran Foran, freeing the funds necessary to bring Hayne back into the fold, almost 20 months after he left to pursue an NFL career.He can ... and hes not moving from club to club, which is the June 30 deadline. 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