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Parramatta Eels' Taulima Tautai arrested for drink driving

bartman

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f**king idiot TT.

That's not a headline or story I wanted to read about our team.

Is his contract up for renewal? Not a very smart move in that case...
 

Gronk

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This was posted in the Round Ball Thread 2 yesterday.

http://www.2gb.com/index2.php?option=com_newsmanager&task=view&id=3817

Even though it's an Alan Jones interview, it's worth a listen.
With scum like the editor at the Telegraph, we can only expect sensationalist crap like the above.

Latest Scandal????? Spare me. :roll::roll:
Their latest "scandal" - ie. Timmy Cahill - was nothing short of disgraceful and the lowest form of investigative journalism. :x


Suity

Geeze AJ gave him a serve. :x :lol:
 

AlexTheEel

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Not a major issue. He was honest and co-operated with police and no doubt will face the legal consequences and considering it was only 4 schooners you can kinda see why he would think he would be fine to drive.
 

TheRam

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A slap on the wrist from the club and a statement should have been released IMO.

Maybe he should have sat out the Tiges match. We certainly wouldn't have missed him.

While it may not be a scandal, given in the Cayless thread people were talking about the Board being proactive and transparent - this would have been another chance for them to show it rather than sit on it, say nothing and hope it doesnt come out.


Thank God Spag's is only temporarily the CEO and a perfect example as to why we had better make sure whoever the new CEO's are they had better be of the highest order.
 

strider

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Thank God Spag's is only temporarily the CEO and a perfect example as to why we had better make sure whoever the new CEO's are they had better be of the highest order.
spag isn't ceo - he's chairman of the LC board .... hill is acting FC ceo and the guy with the long name i can't remember (some fincancial dude) is LC ceo
 

TheRam

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Either way Hill or Spag's, I'm sure that they both would have discussed it. We need CEO's that are better then what we have currently steering the ship.
 

Gronk

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Either way Hill or Spag's, I'm sure that they both would have discussed it. We need CEO's that are better then what we have currently steering the ship.

The place has fallen to pieces since Fitzy left. :lol:
 

Gronk

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come back fitzy :pray:

:lol:

rofl3.gif
 

COACH STERLING

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$500 fine or loss of license for 3-6mths. In some cases, the judge will dismiss the incident seeing it was so close to the 0.05 Mark.

Big Deal...
 

Parra Steve

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Could have been worse, he could have done this...


A former rugby league first grader says he's sorry for biting off part of a man's finger during an alcohol-fuelled pub brawl on the Gold Coast.

Ex-Gold Coast Seagulls player Scott Freestone, 44, awaits sentencing in the Southport District Court after pleading guilty to two counts of unlawful assault in November 2007.
He admitted to biting off part of Peter McLaughlin's middle finger during a melee outside the Coolangatta Sands Hotel.

It was the end result of more than a decade of bad blood between the pair who had sworn to steer clear of each other after another scuffle in 1994.

The two had met by chance at the pub and started bickering before the fight got physical.

McLaughlin's middle finger of his right hand was cleanly amputated through the bone and half a nail bitten off.

Freestone's lawyer, who asked for a non-custodial sentence for his client, told the court Freestone was extremely remorseful and he had since been diagnosed with depression.
Judge Fleur Kingham is expected to hand down her sentence later on Friday.

http://news.ninemsn.com.au/national/827583/ex-league-player-sorry-for-finger-bite
 

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