Braydon Trindall fails roadside alcohol and drug testing

[Penrith fan]

Trindall blew up 0.124 and tested which was 10 hours later. Assuming his body got rid of alcohol at normal levels that means he would have been 0.224 at midnight.

That is 23 drinks in a few hours.

Good effort.

 

[Canard]

The Sharks are making out like they won the Grand Final

f**k me, it's the Cowboys lads, the Cowboys! A bottom 4 team at best.

 

[skeepe]

Even if he didn't get caught by the cops, he was on his way to a team recovery session. Imagine turning up to work that drunk!

 

[JamesRustle]

Trindall blew up 0.124 and tested which was 10 hours later. Assuming his body got rid of alcohol at normal levels that means he would have been 0.224 at midnight.

That is 23 drinks in a few hours.

Good effort.

He could get a job as an anchor at any of the ommercial tv stations with those numbers... especially if he has an impressive drug result.

 

[ground zero]

Up up the nose

 

[JamesRustle]

Even if he didn't get caught by the cops, he was on his way to a team recovery session. Imagine turning up to work that drunk!

Sloshfield and Co say hi

 

[Penrith fan]

Most morning tv personalities arrive for work that drunk. Have you ever watched Karl on channel 9 or Kotsche on 7.

 

[Valheru]

Trindall blew up 0.124 and tested which was 10 hours later. Assuming his body got rid of alcohol at normal levels that means he would have been 0.224 at midnight.

That is 23 drinks in a few hours.

Good effort.

He left the house 10 hours earlier, that isn't necessarily when he stopped drinking.

 

[Penrith fan]

No I agree, he might have had a six pack in the seat beside him in the car when he got pulled over.

 

[Canard]

Most morning tv personalities arrive for work that drunk. Have you ever watched Karl on channel 9 or Kotsche on 7.

Training for the NRL is likely a tad more physically demanding then reading a telepromoter for 35mins every day.

 

[Penrith fan]

Once you have sold your soul to morning television it helps to be alcoholically inebriated to face the most basic tasks of the day.

Obviously the same at the Bulldogs.

 

[Penrith fan]

Once you have sold your soul to morning television it helps to be alcoholically inebriated to face the most basic tasks of the day.

Obviously the same at the Bulldogs.

and the Sharks

 

[Penrith fan]

and the Sharks

and the Raiders.

 

[Penrith fan]

and the Raiders.

and every other NRL team across the nation.

 

[JamesRustle]

The Jackson Topine and Dogs court case has taken over already.

If that session is the reason Ray Faitala-Mariner raised concerns, then his treatment by the Dogs is appalling.

 

[ALX25]

If that session is the reason Ray Faitala-Mariner raised concerns, then his treatment by the Dogs is appalling.

Will likely be a key witness.

 

[Steel Saints]

Dear oh dear, it is hard to comprehend someone who goes behind the wheel, heavy under the influence of alcohol and drugs (b sample pending), while on a suspended license. A triple whammy of stupidity.

He needs to get time out of the game and sort himself out.

 

[dogslife]

I didn't watch 360 last night, but surely Buzz went to town on this one...

 

[Penrith fan]

they were more interested in the concussion issue.

 

[Frailty]

A dumb act by Trindall. Glad the Sharks were quick to act (not that they would have had much choice eventually).
Without knowing context of any issues Trindall is going through, I hope he gets any support he needs. But just a really dumb and dangerous act.

Really a shame taking attention away from what should be a day for Dale Finucane.