2024-25 Off Season Incidents

[Marshall_magic]

Jeez, you’d get an $850 fine for not wearing a seatbelt, this is nuts

Yeah but would they suspend the license that you don’t have?

 

[mozza91]

Rumour has it the NRL is looking to take the premiership he doesn’t have aswell.

 

[butchmcdick]

 

[butchmcdick]

Rumour has it the NRL is looking to take the premiership he doesn’t have aswell.

I believe Nathan Cleary and Michael Morgan have already taken car of that

 

[blue bags]

Alleged more than 1 drug. More other drugs than just cocaine

 

[butchmcdick]

Alleged more than 1 drug. More other drugs than just cocaine

Penalty broncos I guess

 

[This Year?]

The judicial system QLD is a joke. No wonder kids break into houses and steal cars without any fear of punishment.

 

[Saxon]

Absolute disgrace. Hopefully the QLD Attorney General's office appeals the finding.

 

[Chimp]

Absolute disgrace. Hopefully the QLD Attorney General's office appeals the finding.

Would be interesting if there was a full blown investigation into how such a sentence was agreed - if there was any external influence.

 

[Black Panther]

Not really an off season incident as such, but what are people’s thoughts on Melbourne cutting back their Welcome to Country prior to games?

 

[Vlad59]

Not really an off season incident as such, but what are people’s thoughts on Melbourne cutting back their Welcome to Country prior to games?

Logical decision. It’s been overdone and people are sick of it. Defeats the purpose.

 

[King hit]

Not really an off season incident as such, but what are people’s thoughts on Melbourne cutting back their Welcome to Country prior to games?

My opinion of them went up in notches. I don’t need to be welcomed to my own country by some grifter. Especially considering it’s not an aboriginal custom at all it’s just a joke Ernie dingo made up in the 70’s

 

[King hit]

Logical decision. It’s been overdone and people are sick of it. Defeats the purpose.

I’m convinced if the people doing them were forced to do it for free you would see it disappear very quickly

 

[blue bags]

I believe the judge considered the bad publicity Ezra Mann has coped

 

[MugaB]

I believe the judge considered the bad publicity Ezra Mann has coped

Really? for driving a car, on drugs and causing bodily harm to another family with it, that's automatically jail sentence for anyone else, and no more licence, like forever, not this slap with wet lettuce shit

 

[MugaB]

Regarding the Ezra Mam situation, many people would apply the principle of 'What if that was me' or the average Joe?

There is no way that the average Joe would have gotten that punishment and that commentary.

He'd have been fined to the point of having to sell his home, received multiple convictions, imprisioned for years and condemned by the judge in the harshest possible terms.

The Judge in this case is completely appalling but by gosh - you'd think quite a lot of strings were pulled for things to land where they did.

This is just another example of the decay of institutions in Australia (and western world generally). It's not social media - or 'misinformation' that is a fault here - it's the extremely poor standards and leadership of the institutions themselves.

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[Diesel]

One rule for the elite and another for us plebs. f**king sick of it

 

[Exsilium]

The kid deserved a chance…

It’s not easy being a well paid footballer. The racism, losing a GF….being in the spotlight. That’s the definition of adversity.

Let’s not forget he went to rehab, for a few weeks and only because he had too but he’s worked so hard to turn his life around. Imagine going through all this then have a magistrate use really mean words. The magistrate made a strong point and hes said he is sorry.

That and he only had a cocktail of drugs that may have impaired his driving ability but I’d say it’s because he’s never done his driver training.

Why punish him further…

 

[MugaB]

The kid deserved a chance…

It’s not easy being a well paid footballer. The racism, losing a GF….being in the spotlight. That’s the definition of adversity.

Let’s not forget he went to rehab, for a few weeks and only because he had too but he’s worked so hard to turn his life around. Imagine going through all this then have a magistrate use really mean words. The magistrate made a strong point and hes said he is sorry.

That and he only had a cocktail of drugs that may have impaired his driving ability but I’d say it’s because he’s never done his driver training.

Why punish him further…

Taken from the beetoota advocate?