The actions of this woman represent the upside for the relaxing of gun control laws.This girl is the poster girl for the reason why rugby league players now cannot enjoy a beer.
I have no problem with people being called morons. It is the other words that are used which I detest.
If he did not get drunk in public he would not have to worry about people capitalising on his stupidity, or him getting into trouble in other ways.
You obviously have no self respect if you would do that to someone! Both parties are disgusting. I can only advise suicide for you. The world would be a better place without you.I think all of the anger in this thread is ludicrously misplaced to be honest. The girl took a camera video of a drunk rugby league player acting like a bit of a goose and sold it to the papers for $3,000.
Now it could have been anyone in this thread acting the same way and someone might have thought it would make a funny video. But there's no way it would have made the papers because the newspaper wouldn't pay for it even if someone tried to sell it.
Isn't the real problem then with what the media seem to think sells? Hence with journalists out for an easy story and for the public who pay to follow this kind of nothing story? I've got no major problem with the girl for accepting $3,000 for the video, since she doesn't owe anything to Seymour. It's not a great thing morally, but I imagine a lot of people in this thread would accept that kind of money for something they happened to film on a night out.
I do have a problem with the media for paying $3,000 for the footage. I don't think that kind of thing is in the public interest and the fact that it seems to be considered so is a pretty sad reflection on society. It's the same kind of thing that leads to all the ludicrous paparazzi behaviour in various places.
Seymour's indiscretion wasn't really newsworthy imo, though a ban from Cronulla is fair enough if he contravened his expected behaviour there. But it made the news because the media wanted to pay $3,000 to get it.
I think these women will regret cashing in on a quick buck. Rugby League fans hold grudges. I know I do, being an Eagles supporter. Imagine living in the Shire, Cronulla fans everywhere. Good luck eating at your next fast food restaurant. "Does this look like spit on my burger?"
as opposed to the attitude of the hooterette?The attitudes on display in this thread are quite disturbing, even if, as I assume, those posting them are about 12 and yet to grow up.
So Cronulla fans are filthy bogans?
The attitudes on display in this thread are quite disturbing, even if, as I assume, those posting them are about 12 and yet to grow up.
Hmm, Sharks miss out on $80,000 purely because Seymour can't stop himself at four or six drinks (or less than 10 hours)... but the fact he's cost his club (and the game) $80K is obviously the fault of members of the public, or Zappia for taking action against the dunce :roll:To add to the story, Cronulla misses out on a $80k sponsership deal. f**king whores!
Seymour should sue her for breach of privacy.
Wonder if $3000 will cover that?