Talking Footy

deflection

notaleaguefan wrote: Thu Oct 31, 2019 12:19 pm

AFLcrap1 wrote: Wed Oct 30, 2019 5:54 pm

notaleaguefan wrote: Wed Oct 30, 2019 1:54 pm

What did the poor bloke do who was attacked! Laugh at Manases dance style?
Laugh when he found out that Manases player we leage

English please

To complicated for you to understand?

Ok what sort of dead shit gets arrested as a church dance?
Only a nrl player could

Well if you could write a simple sentence without butchering it,it would be a great help .
As for the player charged I've already posted what should happen. If found guilty.
So has Terry?
But as has happened a few times inthe past
Charged is not guilty.
Will wait & see what happens in court.

Keep trying to deflect idiot!

What person goes to a church dance. Assaults several people enough to be charged with multiple accounts and attempt of stabbing

Only an nrl player could

How is it deflecting .
You idiot .

If guilty throw the book at him .
If not then he's free to play.
So because he's aRl player he shouldn't get his day in court l
Until the facts come out no one knows what happened .
As I've said & you have ignored
There's been instances in the past where players have been charged only to be found not guilty .

Rational peopel wait to see what happens .
Jealous fools rant

Exhibit 1


NRL in no-win situation over court cases
Brad Walter
NRL.com Senior Reporter
Wed 13 Feb 2019, 05:28 PM

In 2015, NSW premier Mike Baird was so outraged by domestic violence allegations against Shaun Kenny-Dowall that he phoned NRL CEO Dave Smith and urged him to "show some leadership" by standing down the Sydney Roosters winger mid-season.

Weeks before the start of the 2016 season, and seven months after Baird had demanded Smith take immediate action, Kenny-Dowall was found not guilty of 11 charges following a three-day trial in Downing Centre Local Court.

The withdrawal of false domestic violence allegations against Hazem El Masri a few weeks later sparked another attack on the NRL for suspending the Canterbury great from ambassador roles with the game and club until he was exonerated.

"Instead of waiting for the law to decide, the NRL’s actions branded Hazem guilty in the court of public opinion," El Masri’s former wife, Arwa Abousamra, said.

Kenny-Dowall and El Masri are examples of the no-win situation the NRL faces when players are charged with serious offences, such as those faced by St George Illawarra forward Jack de Belin and former Parramatta star Jarryd Hayne.



https://www.nrl.com/news/2019/02/13/nrl ... urt-cases/

AFLcrap1 wrote: Thu Oct 31, 2019 8:57 pm

How is it deflecting .
You idiot .

If guilty throw the book at him .
If not then he's free to play.
So because he's aRl player he shouldn't get his day in court l
Until the facts come out no one knows what happened .
As I've said & you have ignored
There's been instances in the past where players have been charged only to be found not guilty .

Rational peopel wait to see what happens .
Jealous fools rant

Jealous of what?
The nrls shit culture and sponsors fleeing
Players in endless trouble assaults charges. Physical and sexual abuse, sexual acts with animals!
Just the latest case a player at a fucken church dance charged with multiple assault charges, grievous bodily harm and stabbing attack

Just what is one meant to be jealous of ?

What sponsors have left since the season ended .
I'll wait

I think you have AFL which has generally a broad church so you get people from all walks of life... working class, middle class, upper class ... in AFL states there is really just the one code so yes you get the dickheads. In the two rugby states you have always had a class divide ... working class ... rl Toffs.... Union. This was the foundation of the split in the first place I hear. So you are likely to get a greater concentration of bogans in rl ...lower class if you like ... not that all people of the working class are idiots ... but there is a culture. I’m from humble beginnings myself and indeed embrace my inner bogan. If I was raised in Sydney would be a league fan no doubt. So yes, there is reason union doesn’t likely have the same level of off field incidents ... and AFL does have then too due up the broad classless supporter base (there ya go )

Former NRL star Sam Burgess has denied intimidating his father-in-law, whom he argued made "false allegations" against him following an alleged altercation between the pair last month.

Solicitor Bryan Wrench appeared on behalf of Burgess in Moss Vale Local Court on Wednesday over an AVO taken out on behalf of Mitchell Hooke, stating there was "no violence, no intimidation, no threats" during the alleged altercation at Mr Hooke's home east of Bowral.

https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/sam-bu ... 537ua.html

Oh dear . That's the best you have .

this week so far. yes

but the weekend is still to come

Brisbane Broncos star forward David Fifita, the game’s so-called million dollar man, has been locked up in a Bali jail cell after allegations of an early morning brawl today at a troubled nightspot.

Fifita was visited this morning at Kuta police station, where he has been held since his arrest in the early hours of this morning, by team mate Payne Haas, who is understood to be holidaying in Bali with Fifita and was with him last night.

https://7news.com.au/sport/rugby-league ... t-c-548627

And like I said! Like clock work

Manase Fainu has been freed from custody after the Supreme Court granted his application to be kept under house arrest, but Manly will still consider signing out-of-favour Newcastle hooker Danny Levi as cover while the promising youngster remains unavailable for NRL selection.

Justice Stephen Rothman granted Fainu’s Supreme Court application to be kept under house arrest under a number of conditions that include surrendering his passport, reporting to police daily, providing a $10,000 surety and not leaving the house without his parents for any reason than to train, seek medical attention for his injured shoulder or confer with his legal team.

https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/fainu- ... 539ox.html

An emotional Todd Greenberg has barely been about to contain his frustration with continued off-season player behaviour issues, the latest one overshadowing the launch of next year's Magic Round in Brisbane.

The NRL boss had flown to the Queensland capital to launch ticket sales for the event but found himself speaking about the incident that saw Broncos forward David Fifita locked up in Bali. That followed up another Bali incident involving Storm forward Nelson Asofa-Solomona just weeks ago.

https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/i-m-fr ... 539uo.html