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  1. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    Pou, lighten up. We all love ya.
  2. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    Exactly my point. We also don't know what other evidence there is. Maybe there was a witness. Who knows. Certainly not a bunch of Eels fan on an obscure footy forum.
  3. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    And toss in some stats as well.
  4. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    So he should be held in contempt. It's only Pou FFS.
  5. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    Charges of a sexual nature are pretty serious. They don't need a complainant, only evidence. I did not write that they will, only that they have the power to do so if they wish.
  6. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    We're not party to what evidence they may or may not have. I didn't indicate that they will press on just that they can if they wish. A nod from the complainant isn't required.
  7. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    No lawyers here. I've just a misspent youth and might've been on the wrong end once.
  8. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    A complainant is a nicety and makes things easier but isn't a necessity. Picture this: Enamored Eel has his face smashed in by Pou Pou and reports to the police with nose spread across his face, no front teeth and jaw hanging down near his bellybutton. Pou Pou gets charged. Next day, Enamoured...
  9. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    I agree with this and made a comment re consent earlier. Unfortunately, the charges have already been made. The police or prosecution are not obliged to drop them at the behest of the complainant. They often do but it isn't compulsory.
  10. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    That's up to the prosecution. They certainly can press on. Whether or not they do is something nobody knows right now.
  11. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    If he broke the law it is a police matter and the complainant becomes a witness. This isn’t a civil case.
  12. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    He’d have eight charges in that case.
  13. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    She can. In which case it is contempt of court and she may be arrested and brought before the court to give evidence.
  14. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    Not necessarily. The prosecutor may issue a subpoena.
  15. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    Doubt there will be a case on Wednesday. Just come up for mention. Unless he pleads guilty or the prosecution withdraw.
  16. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    The video may not show whether she consented.
  17. crocodile

    Dylan Brown - charged sexual touching

    Probably only mention on Wednesday. No outcome known unless he pleads guilty.
  18. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    It was a Bullfrogs plant that wanted him out for next week's round.
  19. crocodile

    Rumours and Stuff

    That would likely depend on the terms and conditions of his contract.
  20. crocodile

    Rd14 2023: Non Parra games

    Had to come some time. Point is, we know where the try line is. Just don't quite know where the other fellas' is.

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