Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 12:19 pm
About the only nrlol fan that would actually say that
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Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 12:34 pm
![:[]](./images/smilies/th_iwstupid.gif "With Stupid"){kind=small}
It's impossible for one human being to be this stupid .
Leeroy was agreeing with
Wanting your name changed .
Nothing else .
I don't know what the voices in your head told you but it wasn't what you think .
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 1:29 pm
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Wed Mar 06, 2019 4:07 pm
Lol
Even when you highlighted it .he misunderstood .
I've a got an old brown wrinkled lettuce in the fridge that Is smarter
Even when you highlighted it .he misunderstood .
I've a got an old brown wrinkled lettuce in the fridge that Is smarter
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 5:30 pm
Leading the way indeed. How many similar acts were recorded by the AFL in this off season?
23 despicable acts in a single off-season of only 5 months! A culture to despise
The NRL offseason from hell
* September 4 - Pictures are published of Canterbury players dancing nude during Mad Monday celebrations. The club was fined $250,000 and Adam Elliott and Asipeli Fine both pleaded guilty to wilful and obscene exposure.
* September 20 - Manly hooker Manese Fainu pleads guilty to recording an intimate image without consent. No conviction was recorded. He was banned for two Tests and one NRL game.
* September 25 - Parramatta's Tony Williams and Nathan Davis are banned for 12 weeks after recording their second illicit drugs strike.
* September 30 - Jarryd Hayne is alleged to have sexually assaulted a woman after travelling to her home in the Hunter region. He has been charged with aggravated sexual assault and has pleaded not guilty.
* October 1 - Greg Inglis is caught speeding and drink-driving while returning from Dubbo. He was stripped of the Australian Test captaincy and handed an 18-month good behaviour bond.
* October 13 - Parramatta's Jaeman Salmon is charged with drink driving after a traffic accident in which he flipped his car and hit three parked vehicles. He was convicted and disqualified from driving for six months. He has been stood down from round one and fined $10,000.
* November 24 - Zane Musgrove and Penrith's Liam Coleman are involved in an alleged incident at a Coogee hotel. The pair have pleaded not guilty to indecently assaulting a 22-year-old woman. The NRL has refused to register Musgrove's Wests Tigers contract.
* December 2 - Newcastle prop Jacob Saifiti suffers a broken leg after being knocked out in a fight outside a pub. He was not charged by police but is fined $25,000.
* December 6 - Dylan Walker is charged with common assault following an alleged domestic violence incident at his Dee Why home. He has pleaded not guilty. He has been stood down by the NRL.
* December 13 - Jack de Belin is charged with aggravated sexual assault and has pleaded not guilty. He became the first player to be stood down by the NRL under their new behavioural rules.
* December 18 - Shane Flanagan is found to have communicated with club officials during his 2014 ban. He is deregistered indefinitely and the club is fined $500,000.
* December 18 - The Wests Tigers are found to have failed to declare an ambassadorial role offered to Robbie Farah. The club is fined $375,000 and has had $670,000 shaved off their salary cap for the next two years.
* December 21 - Six Cronulla lower-grade players are involved in a scuffle at the Cronulla Sailing Club. The nightclub banned the entire Sharks playing group. The six players were all fined.
* December 25 - Brisbane's Myles Taueli shatters a man's jaw with a coward punch. He has been convicted of assault, jailed for two years and has had his contract torn up.
* December 26 - Newcastle's Tautau Moga allegedly slaps a taxi driver. He has been charged with common assault and will appear in court on March 21.
* December 30 - Wests Tigers' Michael Chee Kam is alleged to have punched a ride-share driver. He has been charged with common assault.
* January 7 - Scott Bolton pleads guilty to common assault after grabbing a woman's upper thigh. He was given a 12-month good behaviour bond. He has been suspended for five games and fined five percent of his salary.
* January 11 - The first of three lewd videos involving Dylan Napa emerge on the internet. He is fined 10 percent of his salary.
* January 15 - A video emerges of Corey Norman watching on as a man snorts a white substance off a plate. Norman was sanctioned by the NRL for the video in 2016.
* February 1 - Ben Barba is sacked by North Queensland after the club views CCTV of an alleged domestic incident at a Townsville casino. He has been banned for life by the NRL.
* February 20 - Brisbane's Payne Haas is stood down for four games and fined $20,000 for failing to comply with an integrity unit investigation.
* March 1 - Cronulla is found to have rorted the salary cap and is fined $250,000 and has $707,000 shaved off their salary cap over the next two years.
* March 1 - Two sex tapes are leaked which lead to Penrith's Tyrone May being charged by police and stood down by the NRL. May has been charged with two counts of recording an intimate image without consent and disseminating images without consent.
* March 4 - A sex tape featuring Penrith's Tyrone Phillips and Liam Coleman is leaked online.
23 despicable acts in a single off-season of only 5 months! A culture to despise
The NRL offseason from hell
* September 4 - Pictures are published of Canterbury players dancing nude during Mad Monday celebrations. The club was fined $250,000 and Adam Elliott and Asipeli Fine both pleaded guilty to wilful and obscene exposure.
* September 20 - Manly hooker Manese Fainu pleads guilty to recording an intimate image without consent. No conviction was recorded. He was banned for two Tests and one NRL game.
* September 25 - Parramatta's Tony Williams and Nathan Davis are banned for 12 weeks after recording their second illicit drugs strike.
* September 30 - Jarryd Hayne is alleged to have sexually assaulted a woman after travelling to her home in the Hunter region. He has been charged with aggravated sexual assault and has pleaded not guilty.
* October 1 - Greg Inglis is caught speeding and drink-driving while returning from Dubbo. He was stripped of the Australian Test captaincy and handed an 18-month good behaviour bond.
* October 13 - Parramatta's Jaeman Salmon is charged with drink driving after a traffic accident in which he flipped his car and hit three parked vehicles. He was convicted and disqualified from driving for six months. He has been stood down from round one and fined $10,000.
* November 24 - Zane Musgrove and Penrith's Liam Coleman are involved in an alleged incident at a Coogee hotel. The pair have pleaded not guilty to indecently assaulting a 22-year-old woman. The NRL has refused to register Musgrove's Wests Tigers contract.
* December 2 - Newcastle prop Jacob Saifiti suffers a broken leg after being knocked out in a fight outside a pub. He was not charged by police but is fined $25,000.
* December 6 - Dylan Walker is charged with common assault following an alleged domestic violence incident at his Dee Why home. He has pleaded not guilty. He has been stood down by the NRL.
* December 13 - Jack de Belin is charged with aggravated sexual assault and has pleaded not guilty. He became the first player to be stood down by the NRL under their new behavioural rules.
* December 18 - Shane Flanagan is found to have communicated with club officials during his 2014 ban. He is deregistered indefinitely and the club is fined $500,000.
* December 18 - The Wests Tigers are found to have failed to declare an ambassadorial role offered to Robbie Farah. The club is fined $375,000 and has had $670,000 shaved off their salary cap for the next two years.
* December 21 - Six Cronulla lower-grade players are involved in a scuffle at the Cronulla Sailing Club. The nightclub banned the entire Sharks playing group. The six players were all fined.
* December 25 - Brisbane's Myles Taueli shatters a man's jaw with a coward punch. He has been convicted of assault, jailed for two years and has had his contract torn up.
* December 26 - Newcastle's Tautau Moga allegedly slaps a taxi driver. He has been charged with common assault and will appear in court on March 21.
* December 30 - Wests Tigers' Michael Chee Kam is alleged to have punched a ride-share driver. He has been charged with common assault.
* January 7 - Scott Bolton pleads guilty to common assault after grabbing a woman's upper thigh. He was given a 12-month good behaviour bond. He has been suspended for five games and fined five percent of his salary.
* January 11 - The first of three lewd videos involving Dylan Napa emerge on the internet. He is fined 10 percent of his salary.
* January 15 - A video emerges of Corey Norman watching on as a man snorts a white substance off a plate. Norman was sanctioned by the NRL for the video in 2016.
* February 1 - Ben Barba is sacked by North Queensland after the club views CCTV of an alleged domestic incident at a Townsville casino. He has been banned for life by the NRL.
* February 20 - Brisbane's Payne Haas is stood down for four games and fined $20,000 for failing to comply with an integrity unit investigation.
* March 1 - Cronulla is found to have rorted the salary cap and is fined $250,000 and has $707,000 shaved off their salary cap over the next two years.
* March 1 - Two sex tapes are leaked which lead to Penrith's Tyrone May being charged by police and stood down by the NRL. May has been charged with two counts of recording an intimate image without consent and disseminating images without consent.
* March 4 - A sex tape featuring Penrith's Tyrone Phillips and Liam Coleman is leaked online.
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 6:10 pm
On the bright side so far it’s been reported no animal were used in this nrlol off season! Unlike other seasons!
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 7:08 pm
All is forgotten.
Season is officially launched.
But who the feck signed of on this hilarious piece of rubbish?
Pauline Hanson said it best "please explain"?
Someone, please explain...?
I need to hear some NRlilL logic on this.
'Cause it's got me stumped.
Season is officially launched.
But who the feck signed of on this hilarious piece of rubbish?
Pauline Hanson said it best "please explain"?
Someone, please explain...?
I need to hear some NRlilL logic on this.
'Cause it's got me stumped.
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 7:19 pm
Lol
That'll never happen in AFL .
Too many non whites.
That'll never happen in AFL .
Too many non whites.
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 7:20 pm
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 7:21 pm
On the bright side so far we wonder how much hush money( endorsed by Gilty ) has kept afl player behaviour out of the news
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 7:25 pm
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 7:37 pm
Lol
One girl having an abortion compared to multiple afl rape claims ..sexual assaults .
One is a moral issue
The afl ones are criminal issues ..
One girl having an abortion compared to multiple afl rape claims ..sexual assaults .
One is a moral issue
The afl ones are criminal issues ..
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 9:09 pm
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 10:29 pm
Re: Rugby League continues to Lead The Way!
Posted: Fri Mar 08, 2019 10:30 pm