Scanning... scanning.... nothingRaiderdave wrote:have a wander around these pages with yr hand .... not on yr tiny willy ( you may be able to see better that way ) & yr answer will appear c headStewie wrote:Raiderdave wrote:
ahhhhhhhh.......
are your eyes stuck on you bilthering C head ?
Can you answer the question?
Stewie wrote:Scanning... scanning.... nothingRaiderdave wrote:have a wander around these pages with yr hand .... not on yr tiny willy ( you may be able to see better that way ) & yr answer will appear c headStewie wrote:
Can you answer the question?
Sweep sweep. nRL culture
He was dealt with by the law, unlike the Raiders spitterRaiderdave wrote:Hawthorn recruit Brian Lake escapes punishment from club following drunken incident with wife
AAP January 14, 2013 6:15PM
Embarrassed ... Lake escaped a fine and suspension at the Hawks. Source:News Limited
Hawthorn's new recruit Brian Lake has escaped serious punishment from the AFL club for his drunken weekend escapade which landed him and his wife in police custody.
Lake, the club's high-profile off-season capture from Western Bulldogs, was locked up on the Mornington Peninsula for being drunk in a public place.
He and wife Shannon spent several hours in custody on Saturday night, and were each fined $563 over the incident.
Lake apologised to his new teammates on Monday, and will now be made to participate in the Hawks' police-in-schools community program.
But he won't face any further sanction from the club.
"I'd like to apologise to everyone involved at the Hawthorn football club - supporters, players and coaches, for my behaviour on the weekend," Lake said in a statement.
"I've been at this club now for three months and I've put my best foot forward in terms of my training and rehabilitation from injury, and I've worked hard to gain the respect of the players and coaches and everyone at the football club, and I see this as a reasonable step back.
"But what I'm looking forward to now is getting back to what I was doing in those previous three months and gaining the respect again from the players and everyone at the football club."
Hawks head of coaching Chris Fagan said the club was disappointed in Lake's conduct.
"We don't expect our players to be in situations like that. We expect this to be a once-off with Brian and we think he's learnt his lesson," Fagan said.
Read more: http://www.foxsports.com.au/AFL/AFL-pre ... z2HzzVq3dF
wow
applause for the VFL everyone =D> =D> =D> =D>
not even a thrashing with a wet lettuce these days ... for disgraceful behaviour ..in this vile low sport
the VFL & its clubs never cease to amaze with their .... non action regarding anti social behaviour
VFL coaches are now being kitted out with the below to handle the animals who play vicky kicky
Xman wrote:He was dealt with by the law, unlike the Raiders spitterRaiderdave wrote:Hawthorn recruit Brian Lake escapes punishment from club following drunken incident with wife
AAP January 14, 2013 6:15PM
Embarrassed ... Lake escaped a fine and suspension at the Hawks. Source:News Limited
Hawthorn's new recruit Brian Lake has escaped serious punishment from the AFL club for his drunken weekend escapade which landed him and his wife in police custody.
Lake, the club's high-profile off-season capture from Western Bulldogs, was locked up on the Mornington Peninsula for being drunk in a public place.
He and wife Shannon spent several hours in custody on Saturday night, and were each fined $563 over the incident.
Lake apologised to his new teammates on Monday, and will now be made to participate in the Hawks' police-in-schools community program.
But he won't face any further sanction from the club.
"I'd like to apologise to everyone involved at the Hawthorn football club - supporters, players and coaches, for my behaviour on the weekend," Lake said in a statement.
"I've been at this club now for three months and I've put my best foot forward in terms of my training and rehabilitation from injury, and I've worked hard to gain the respect of the players and coaches and everyone at the football club, and I see this as a reasonable step back.
"But what I'm looking forward to now is getting back to what I was doing in those previous three months and gaining the respect again from the players and everyone at the football club."
Hawks head of coaching Chris Fagan said the club was disappointed in Lake's conduct.
"We don't expect our players to be in situations like that. We expect this to be a once-off with Brian and we think he's learnt his lesson," Fagan said.
Read more: http://www.foxsports.com.au/AFL/AFL-pre ... z2HzzVq3dF
wow
applause for the VFL everyone =D> =D> =D> =D>
not even a thrashing with a wet lettuce these days ... for disgraceful behaviour ..in this vile low sport
the VFL & its clubs never cease to amaze with their .... non action regarding anti social behaviour
VFL coaches are now being kitted out with the below to handle the animals who play vicky kicky
plus: "and will now be made to participate in the Hawks' police-in-schools community program"
.... they'll probably send a cardboard cut out instead 
Spitting on others must be apart of Canberra's culture and seen as a normal act.Xman wrote:He was dealt with by the law, unlike the Raiders spitterRaiderdave wrote:Hawthorn recruit Brian Lake escapes punishment from club following drunken incident with wife
AAP January 14, 2013 6:15PM
Embarrassed ... Lake escaped a fine and suspension at the Hawks. Source:News Limited
Hawthorn's new recruit Brian Lake has escaped serious punishment from the AFL club for his drunken weekend escapade which landed him and his wife in police custody.
Lake, the club's high-profile off-season capture from Western Bulldogs, was locked up on the Mornington Peninsula for being drunk in a public place.
He and wife Shannon spent several hours in custody on Saturday night, and were each fined $563 over the incident.
Lake apologised to his new teammates on Monday, and will now be made to participate in the Hawks' police-in-schools community program.
But he won't face any further sanction from the club.
"I'd like to apologise to everyone involved at the Hawthorn football club - supporters, players and coaches, for my behaviour on the weekend," Lake said in a statement.
"I've been at this club now for three months and I've put my best foot forward in terms of my training and rehabilitation from injury, and I've worked hard to gain the respect of the players and coaches and everyone at the football club, and I see this as a reasonable step back.
"But what I'm looking forward to now is getting back to what I was doing in those previous three months and gaining the respect again from the players and everyone at the football club."
Hawks head of coaching Chris Fagan said the club was disappointed in Lake's conduct.
"We don't expect our players to be in situations like that. We expect this to be a once-off with Brian and we think he's learnt his lesson," Fagan said.
Read more: http://www.foxsports.com.au/AFL/AFL-pre ... z2HzzVq3dF
wow
applause for the VFL everyone =D> =D> =D> =D>
not even a thrashing with a wet lettuce these days ... for disgraceful behaviour ..in this vile low sport
the VFL & its clubs never cease to amaze with their .... non action regarding anti social behaviour
VFL coaches are now being kitted out with the below to handle the animals who play vicky kicky
plus: "and will now be made to participate in the Hawks' police-in-schools community program"
So how exactly was he punished? The coach telling him it's the wrong thing to do?Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:He was dealt with by the law, unlike the Raiders spitterRaiderdave wrote:Hawthorn recruit Brian Lake escapes punishment from club following drunken incident with wife
AAP January 14, 2013 6:15PM
Embarrassed ... Lake escaped a fine and suspension at the Hawks. Source:News Limited
Hawthorn's new recruit Brian Lake has escaped serious punishment from the AFL club for his drunken weekend escapade which landed him and his wife in police custody.
Lake, the club's high-profile off-season capture from Western Bulldogs, was locked up on the Mornington Peninsula for being drunk in a public place.
He and wife Shannon spent several hours in custody on Saturday night, and were each fined $563 over the incident.
Lake apologised to his new teammates on Monday, and will now be made to participate in the Hawks' police-in-schools community program.
But he won't face any further sanction from the club.
"I'd like to apologise to everyone involved at the Hawthorn football club - supporters, players and coaches, for my behaviour on the weekend," Lake said in a statement.
"I've been at this club now for three months and I've put my best foot forward in terms of my training and rehabilitation from injury, and I've worked hard to gain the respect of the players and coaches and everyone at the football club, and I see this as a reasonable step back.
"But what I'm looking forward to now is getting back to what I was doing in those previous three months and gaining the respect again from the players and everyone at the football club."
Hawks head of coaching Chris Fagan said the club was disappointed in Lake's conduct.
"We don't expect our players to be in situations like that. We expect this to be a once-off with Brian and we think he's learnt his lesson," Fagan said.
Read more: http://www.foxsports.com.au/AFL/AFL-pre ... z2HzzVq3dF
wow
applause for the VFL everyone =D> =D> =D> =D>
not even a thrashing with a wet lettuce these days ... for disgraceful behaviour ..in this vile low sport
the VFL & its clubs never cease to amaze with their .... non action regarding anti social behaviour
VFL coaches are now being kitted out with the below to handle the animals who play vicky kicky
plus: "and will now be made to participate in the Hawks' police-in-schools community program"
the Raiders didn;t hide behind a lack of action from the police ... they went BANG anyway
a club with integrity & zero tollerance for anti social behaviour
Stewie wrote:So how exactly was he punished?Raiderdave wrote:Xman wrote:He was dealt with by the law, unlike the Raiders spitter
plus: "and will now be made to participate in the Hawks' police-in-schools community program"
the Raiders didn;t hide behind a lack of action from the police ... they went BANG anyway
a club with integrity & zero tollerance for anti social behaviour
.
Must have missed it. All I saw on this page was your post saying.. "they went BANG anywayRaiderdave wrote:Stewie wrote:So how exactly was he punished?Raiderdave wrote:
the Raiders didn;t hide behind a lack of action from the police ... they went BANG anyway
a club with integrity & zero tollerance for anti social behaviour
.
he still hasn't found the post quite clearly stating what the punishment was for the Raiders player
I mean we know hes as dumb as dog shit ol spewie
but this is a new level of embarrasment ... even for him
alleged F wit .....at this point in time ,hes not guilty of anythingStewie wrote:What punishment did this slagger get Raiderdave?
MANLY Sea Eagles winger Jorge Taufua has been charged with assault for allegedly spitting at a police officer on the Gold Coast overnight.
It's alleged the 20-year-old rookie player was arrested at 3.35am outside Shooters nightclub in Surfers Paradise.
He faced the Southport Magistrates Court this morning with his head and right eye heavily bandaged and his hands cuffed in front of him.
Taufua had been staying at Crowne Plaza in Surfers Paradise with friends before the alleged incident this morning.
Police did not oppose bail but asked for a disease test to be carried out. Aids test
Magistrate John Costanzo granted bail but banned him from attending any licensed premises in Queensland.
He will also have to report to the Mt Druitt Police Station.
The duty lawyer said Taufua has no criminal history.
The case was adjourned to January 10 for case conferencing.
Taufua debuted as Manly's left winger this year replacing long time speedster Michael Robertson.
http://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/manly- ... 6499208149
"alleged" means squat when it's an AFL player that's "allegedly" been caught in the wrong and you guys make a big fuss about it, so the same rule applies here. Can't have it both ways dick head.Raiderdave wrote:alleged F wit .....at this point in time ,hes not guilty of anythingStewie wrote:What punishment did this slagger get Raiderdave?
MANLY Sea Eagles winger Jorge Taufua has been charged with assault for allegedly spitting at a police officer on the Gold Coast overnight.
It's alleged the 20-year-old rookie player was arrested at 3.35am outside Shooters nightclub in Surfers Paradise.
He faced the Southport Magistrates Court this morning with his head and right eye heavily bandaged and his hands cuffed in front of him.
Taufua had been staying at Crowne Plaza in Surfers Paradise with friends before the alleged incident this morning.
Police did not oppose bail but asked for a disease test to be carried out. Aids test
Magistrate John Costanzo granted bail but banned him from attending any licensed premises in Queensland.
He will also have to report to the Mt Druitt Police Station.
The duty lawyer said Taufua has no criminal history.
The case was adjourned to January 10 for case conferencing.
Taufua debuted as Manly's left winger this year replacing long time speedster Michael Robertson.
http://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/manly- ... 6499208149
if hes found guilty
if Manly don't suspend him or fine him ..... the NRL will
I however don't think the NRL will have to step in though as Manly ... like the Raiders .. will act =D> =D> =D>
unlike the VFL
where noone ... does anything
a zoo tis it ...
ah noStewie wrote:"alleged" means squat when it's an AFL player that's "allegedly" been caught in the wrong and you guys make a big fuss about it, so the same rule applies here. Can't have it both ways dick head.Raiderdave wrote:alleged F wit .....at this point in time ,hes not guilty of anythingStewie wrote:What punishment did this slagger get Raiderdave?
MANLY Sea Eagles winger Jorge Taufua has been charged with assault for allegedly spitting at a police officer on the Gold Coast overnight.
It's alleged the 20-year-old rookie player was arrested at 3.35am outside Shooters nightclub in Surfers Paradise.
He faced the Southport Magistrates Court this morning with his head and right eye heavily bandaged and his hands cuffed in front of him.
Taufua had been staying at Crowne Plaza in Surfers Paradise with friends before the alleged incident this morning.
Police did not oppose bail but asked for a disease test to be carried out. Aids test
Magistrate John Costanzo granted bail but banned him from attending any licensed premises in Queensland.
He will also have to report to the Mt Druitt Police Station.
The duty lawyer said Taufua has no criminal history.
The case was adjourned to January 10 for case conferencing.
Taufua debuted as Manly's left winger this year replacing long time speedster Michael Robertson.
http://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/manly- ... 6499208149
if hes found guilty
if Manly don't suspend him or fine him ..... the NRL will
I however don't think the NRL will have to step in though as Manly ... like the Raiders .. will act =D> =D> =D>
unlike the VFL
where noone ... does anything
a zoo tis it ...
nRL... a total slag fest. Literally
I wasn't talking about that particular incident you slow witted fuckRaiderdave wrote:ah noStewie wrote:"alleged" means squat when it's an AFL player that's "allegedly" been caught in the wrong and you guys make a big fuss about it, so the same rule applies here. Can't have it both ways dick head.Raiderdave wrote:alleged F wit .....at this point in time ,hes not guilty of anything
if hes found guilty
if Manly don't suspend him or fine him ..... the NRL will
I however don't think the NRL will have to step in though as Manly ... like the Raiders .. will act =D> =D> =D>
unlike the VFL
where noone ... does anything
a zoo tis it ...
nRL... a total slag fest. Literally
there was no alleged with that VFL flea .... he got locked up & fined , he did what the cops said he did...... K you shit stained gerbil ?
please try n keep up
