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"If he'd engaged in anti-social behaviour, if he'd brought himself to the attention of the people that are running these establishments for behaving poorly, then he'd have a target on his back that we wouldn't miss," Gallop said.
"Our own investigations indicate he didn't behave badly in those establishments, but there's a big question mark over what he was doing there, and what his mental state was to find himself there in such a public place.
"This is a guy with a history, a guy who gave some pretty big undertakings to the world a couple of weeks ago and I think it's his reckless disregard for those undertakings that's perhaps the most alarming aspect of where he's at.
"... to go to (Kings) Cross, where he was bound to be seen, to me shows that he is very much a troubled person at the moment, and that makes me sad for him."
Gallop said the NRL and the Roosters would be guided by the advice of medical experts.
Sounds as though Gallop understands the seriousness of Carney's problems though. Perhaps that accounts for his serious tone?
The bit in bold was fairly assertive, but yes he definitly understands how serious it is. Loz made some good points just there about the consequences about de-registering players like carney with mental/alcohol problems, possible suicide et.....
I'm all for the guys re-habilitation and playing again.