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BA is in Bali.
Well that is what 2 and 3 are pointing too and some of point 1No HOF was another big issue.
BA had a few weeks head start?Not sure what BA is up to but the Roosters staff are already back at it today planning for next season
before going on holiday for a few weeks.
It was far better when the mafia were running the showTrolley Boy, Plumber they just roll off the tongue. Good times
The leagues club is a good and decent place but they really need a geeks room for us nerds to get pissed and play on line war games.
So I’d like pay $20 for say 2 or 3 hours to sit on a lounge chair and kill allied soldiers with a spade or something. Some kind of ai 3D game where you can be in the action.
It would be good to smoke cigarettes as well doing the campaigns.
It’s a nice club though...most of the staff are good except for a few in the machine room.
Don’t interrupt them chatting with each other.
Also, say you’ve done $40, just pull up there I think. You can lose more next week.
This sounds weird but that car park is state of the art. It’s pretty good.
I think the club is moving forwards without just machines. But us geeks are the future.
BA is in Bali.
https://www.9news.com.au/2018/10/05/10/28/ex-eels-manager-lied-about-mum-driving
Ex-Eels manager lied about mum driving
10:26am Oct 5, 2018
Former Parramatta Eels football manager Jason Irvine has been spared jail after lying to police by maintaining his mother was behind the wheel of his speeding company car.
Jason Irvine, 44, who was himself driving while disqualified at the time, pleaded guilty to doing an act intending to pervert the course of justice.
Judge Nicole Norman in the District Court on Thursday said the offence struck at the heart of the justice system and no penalty other than prison was appropriate.
But as Irvine had been assessed as suitable to serve his term in the community, she sentenced him to 18 months' imprisonment to be served by way of an intensive correction order.
Irvine in June walked free from court after a magistrate dismissed fraud charges against him related to the NRL club's salary cap scandal.
Judge Norman said while he was driving in June 2016 his company car was detected speeding.
He told his work that his mother had been behind the wheel and provided her details.
A staff member filled out a statutory declaration nominating his mother who lost demerit points and paid the fine which was reimbursed by her son.
Police later learned his mother had been at another location at the time. But when a detective spoke to Irvine in January 2017 he maintained the lie that she was the driver.
Irvine told the judge he instinctively lied but she noted "he well knew he had recruited his mother to support this lie" and was prepared to continue the lie even when he was aware of police involvement.
Irvine, who has a number of disqualified driving convictions, was the subject of a community service order at the time.
He testified that in mid-2015 he'd been made redundant from his Eels job following the salary cap inquiry.
"He said he was held responsible in the media and commenced drinking and avoiding social situations," Judge Norman said.
"He said he thought he was made the scapegoat."
Irvine said he lied because he just wanted the issue to go away and didn't want to jeopardise his new job.
AAP 2018
So is everyone who is eligible to vote heading out to the Novatel on Thursday evening to cast a vote that gets rid of Max?
So is everyone who is eligible to vote heading out to the Novatel on Thursday evening to cast a vote that gets rid of Max?