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Gower in Fight

freeridermx

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i think the story has a few holes in it . the club that it happen at hasnt had any thing to say bout it . so i hold off on the hanging. i do think gower seem like a bit of a wanker but this story has so hole i think. and even at the end of the day why was he out, get home to your wife mate is he stupid or what lol.
 

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*Admin notice*

This incident is alleged and no one has been charged with anything nor has anything been proven. So we ask that members keep it in that context and adhere to the member's guidelines.

Posts in this thread which are borderline will be removed should they be reported.
 

El Diablo

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Gower should play AFL

you can allegedly beat up a woman and they won't even put the story on the Fox Sports home page. it will be hidden away in the AFL section.

7's morning news will fail to mention any such incident too.
 

El Diablo

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facts are facts

the media bias is disgraceful. maybe the AFL pay for this. be interesting to know why they target one code more than the other.
 

bulldog

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Godz Illa said:
El Diablo is right though. The Gower story which is still mostly hearsay is everywhere, but the incident involving two AFL players bashing a woman - being investigated by Victorian police - is hidden in the AFL section.

http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,21210532-23211,00.html

Yup, 2 AwFuL players "allegedly" in strife, a woman apparently attacked and knocked to the ground, police investigating, small story and probably won't go any further. Gower "allegedly" loses the plot again, apparently no police report, all hearsay, he'll be crucified by all and sundry.
 

ocko

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http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=226790

Two AFL footballers and one Rugby League player have been accused of violence in separate incidents over the weekend.

League star Craig Gower has again become embroiled in controversy after allegedly biting a man in a Sydney bar brawl.

The incident allegedly took place in the early hours of Sunday morning at the Peppermint Lounge in the inner-city suburb of Potts Point.

Gower, who plays in the NRL for the Penrith Panthers, allegedly fled the scene after coming to blows on the dance floor with a male patron after the rugby league star "tried to kiss him, then bit him on the neck," a witness told News Limited.




One witness claimed the former Australian halfback was "really drunk and all over the place".

Gower lost the captaincy at Penrith after he was accused of groping the daughter of league legend Wayne Pearce at a charity golf weekend during the 2005 off-season.

Meanwhile Carlton AFL footballers Lance Whitnall and Heath Scotland have reportedly been questioned by police over the assault of a woman outside a Ballarat hotel early on Sunday.

Neither police nor the Carlton Football Club would confirm the identities of the pair, but Whitnall and Scotland were named by Fairfax newspapers and the Nine Network on Sunday night.

Police spokeswoman Katherine Jess said a couple and another man had left a bar and were walking along Lydiard Street, Ballarat, about 5am (AEDT) on Sunday, Fairfax newspapers reported.

The woman in the group told police the trio was approached by a man, Ms Jess said.

"A verbal altercation between a female and a male has taken place and it is alleged the female was assaulted by the male," she said.

Detectives are investigating the alleged incident.

Carlton chief executive Michael Malouf said in a statement on Sunday that the club was disappointed and "will follow up the issue when we are fully informed".


©AAP 2007
 

mxlegend99

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Pretty dissapointing if true, although the story seems to be blown out of proportion. Bar brawl? Most reports suggest one punch was thrown... that's hardly a brawl.

If anything, it's more humiliating for him. Kissing another guys neck? :oops: I hope it aint true, but only because it's quiet concerning that he would be doing that.
 

Kiwi

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Meh

How can anyone actually believe the media? Remember last year when Hunt supposedly got into a fight at a bus stop ect. Chances are it's a load of BS
 

El Diablo

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ocko said:
http://news.ninemsn.com.au/article.aspx?id=226790

Two AFL footballers and one Rugby League player have been accused of violence in separate incidents over the weekend.

League star Craig Gower has again become embroiled in controversy after allegedly biting a man in a Sydney bar brawl.

The incident allegedly took place in the early hours of Sunday morning at the Peppermint Lounge in the inner-city suburb of Potts Point.

Gower, who plays in the NRL for the Penrith Panthers, allegedly fled the scene after coming to blows on the dance floor with a male patron after the rugby league star "tried to kiss him, then bit him on the neck," a witness told News Limited.




One witness claimed the former Australian halfback was "really drunk and all over the place".

Gower lost the captaincy at Penrith after he was accused of groping the daughter of league legend Wayne Pearce at a charity golf weekend during the 2005 off-season.

Meanwhile Carlton AFL footballers Lance Whitnall and Heath Scotland have reportedly been questioned by police over the assault of a woman outside a Ballarat hotel early on Sunday.

Neither police nor the Carlton Football Club would confirm the identities of the pair, but Whitnall and Scotland were named by Fairfax newspapers and the Nine Network on Sunday night.

Police spokeswoman Katherine Jess said a couple and another man had left a bar and were walking along Lydiard Street, Ballarat, about 5am (AEDT) on Sunday, Fairfax newspapers reported.

The woman in the group told police the trio was approached by a man, Ms Jess said.

"A verbal altercation between a female and a male has taken place and it is alleged the female was assaulted by the male," she said.

Detectives are investigating the alleged incident.

Carlton chief executive Michael Malouf said in a statement on Sunday that the club was disappointed and "will follow up the issue when we are fully informed".


©AAP 2007

look who's picture accompanies that story
 

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