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Originally posted by BUDDY View PostNothing like a bit of victim shaming from the media before all facts are brought out just to cover one of their favourite sons.
The NRL can't tell who is in those photos but it appears Sammy's wife can as can his brothers.
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Lets not forget highly talented BJ Leilua being sacked by u, deregistered by the NRL for supposedly showing nude photos of his ex girlfriend, he was hung drawn and quatered, when it went to court it was thrown out as she admitted she sent these photos to try and get him back after he told her to stop, the person he showed was in fcat her brother after he confronted BJ in an Arncliffe pub thinking BJ was the instigator not her. Brother after seeing the proof told her he would not get involved, thus her admission and not even turning up to court.
Wasnt MOnaghan sacked and run out the country for his doggy act?
SKD another great example and found completely innocent, but stood down by club and NRL
What makes this even worse is lol@souffs knew about this months ago and said nothing to no on, just thought it would go away, There is no suggestion that this woman was or is looking for a payout, she in fact complained straight away, she also repeatedly asked them to stop and they kept calling, that is grade a sexual harrassment.
Even Bargearses own brother admitted his brother has made a mistake, are we all expected to believe he would just put his brother in the shit if in fact it wasn't true?
HIs missus has flown the coup another great indication that Bargearse is in the poo house.
I would prefer him to play, he can be damaging but you are guaranteed 3 or 4 penalties and half a dozen errors and brain snaps from him every match.
Fark Webster, The NRL and lol@Souffs
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Originally posted by Rooster_6 View Post
What business was Todd Carney peeing in his own mouth to anyone bar his own?
What business was a couple of Bulldogs players getting naked to anyone bar the people who were present at the private function?
What business was Pearce acting like a drunken tool to anyone bar those present?
There is no legal minefield here, these players sign very strict code of conduct contracts when they start out. The NRL is well within its powers to stand players down for breaches of that code of conduct and I bet my bottom dollar there's something about behaviour on social media in that contract.
Time for someone to stand up and take some accountability because Sam's family is the innocent party in all of this and they're the only ones who will lose if this drags on.
The last job I had getting paid 23 bucks an hour at a large establishment made me sign a code of conduct as big as the Bible.
The favouritism shown here by some outlets is pathetic.
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Originally posted by Rooster_6 View PostTo be fair I think Webster is just offering a different voice and some new facts on the incident to the very lopsided reporting elsewhere. If the player is saying he is innocent of the accusations being directed at him then he should be allowed to defend that stance until the evidence proves otherwise.
What we do seem to know from one of the Burgess boys admitting that his brother has made a big mistake in one of the English papers is that unfortunately it seems like a family man with kids has done this all behind his wifes back.
I think this is where Webster has missed the point, its not about whether its a legal, moral or other kind of issue. When it comes to these kinds of incidents the game punishes based on whether the game has been brought into disrepute and to what level.
The question that should be asked is has the player not already brought the game into disrepute regardless of whether the pictures were requested or not?
And that is where you can start to draw parallels to the Pearce incident, see Pearce wasn't punished for his actions but rather the perceived damage his actions, given his high profile did to the game.
His high profile in the game being key, the NRL was not setting a precedent for players who pretend to hump a dog just like they wouldnt be setting a precedent for players who cheat (assuming reports are true) but what they have done in the Pearce case is set a precedent on high profile players who bring the game into disrepute. This is the question that needs to be asked when assessing whether the player should have already been stood down.
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They also have a piece quoting rubbish from the Kiwi Crow saying the SFS is in South Sydney territory, amongst the usual rubbish saying the Roosters are 'star-studded' (presumably against his team of no-names) designed to put the pressure on. FFS! Two major signings and suddenly we are Manchester United!
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