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And Matthew Lodge!
is some one going to break it to him he is going to a club that has a woman beater on the books
And Matthew Lodge!
is some one going to break it to him he is going to a club that has a woman beater on the books
Dude, they rented a private room on the 3rd story... well away from prying eyes. The Telecrap went to extraordinary events to get those photos.I don't think this sort of behaviour is great but ...
the two main players at fault here are the Bulldogs club for not organising an event away from prying eyes and not keeping better control of the players.
and the other one is the media itself this isn't news because its "role models" being disgraceful, its about sensationalism and selling / ratings. The players are not bringing the game down, they are embarassing themselves but its the media that is bringing the game down by sensationalising this stuff
You seem to be oblivious to the fact they are paid a lot mostly because they are in the public eye, generate revenue for their employee by being in the public eye unlike bankers. A sport, clubs, players brand is the valuable thing these days like it or not.
In regards to comments of high salary, that is because part of that relates to their public image. Bankers dont have built into their contracts bad behaviour, NRL professional players do. If someone offered me $700k to play sport and part of the deal was dont get pissed in public I'd take the deal over a $60k job where you can do what you like.
Again a strawman argument, no-one is saying they cant go out, in fact hardly anyone is saying you cant go out and get blotto on your end of year party, just dont do it naked (is this an Australian thing by the way? No matter how drunk I never felt the need to strip off in front of my mates!) where you can be seen, dont throw up in the street and dont pass out on the sidewalk. Are we asking too much?
This quote from Grant in the 2017 Annual report is interesting, cant recall seeing anything released as mentioned?
"If our game is to be the most respected of sports, it is critical to acknowledge how it is really seen by others. In 2012, in aspirational terms, we defined the vision for the game as ‘the greatest game of all’. In 2017, we undertook a major project to understand rugby league’s brand i.e. what it is remembered for most. The findings of the brand research are sobering and indicate a need for change. They will be the subject of detailed presentations to all stakeholders early in 2018"
https://www.nrl.com/siteassets/documents/nrl-annual-report-2017.pdf
I mostly just wonder how the lads went this morning....
#neverdrinkingagain
is some one going to break it to him he is going to a club that has a woman beater on the books
That's it, I'm boycotting the NRL!!
A player sitting on a stool not perfectly upright is a travesty!
Who'd want to be an NRL player? Scrutinised for most of the year, train and play in the toughest sport on earth. Get to finally let is all hang out after a difficult season and you're the big, bad news story. For a bit of nudity and drunkeness? Seriously, this is what Australia has become? Times have changed eh? Not for the better sadly. People thinking by sanitising society it improves it, have it backwards.
Dude, they rented a private room on the 3rd story... well away from prying eyes. The Telecrap went to extraordinary events to get those photos.
You’ll get plenty of opportunities with Slothfield.I hope everyone films a pissed up journo if they witness it.
It would be good to see people in the media come under this sort of scrutiny. They have been entrusted to present what is happening in society in an ethical, balanced and responsible manner.Maybe if they were allowed to get shit faced more often they’d be able to handle mad Monday a bit better.
I hope everyone films a pissed up journo if they witness it.
She'd laugh along with everyone else in the roomIf you were at a pub with your missus and a bloke started taking his gear off do you reckon you'd think it was ok? The vomiting and passing out stuff isn't a good look. Either do it all behind closed doors or have a bit more decorum. I have no issue with Mad Monday as a concept as long as it's out of public view.
Ummm... it was out of public view, hence the private room. The Telecrap went to extraordinary (and illegal) lengths to get those photos.If you were at a pub with your missus and a bloke started taking his gear off do you reckon you'd think it was ok? The vomiting and passing out stuff isn't a good look. Either do it all behind closed doors or have a bit more decorum. I have no issue with Mad Monday as a concept as long as it's out of public view.
The terrace branched off the private room.The terrace wasn't part of the private room booked by the club.
Ummm... it was out of public view, hence the private room. The Telecrap went to extraordinary (and illegal) lengths to get those photos.
Given they were technically in the public view on the terrace, it's not illegal.Just scummy.