Chipmunk
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I think it's illegal to cover up evidence of a crime.
No crime in snorting coke
I think it's illegal to cover up evidence of a crime.
Maybe the evidence was a signed receipt.No crime in snorting coke
No crime in snorting coke
The crime was possessing it. We've been through this before.No crime in snorting coke
A fine doesn't reduce the cap liability for the fined player.Didnt I say what you said!?! Illegal to just take their money and pay for a cover up. But call it a fine and all is sweet.
Let's think about it Einstein. If the club is worried about someone finding out about their player using cocaine, then surely they might also be worried about the NRL integrity unit finding out and suspending their player (in which case it would be all revealed).
So I seriously doubt they have filed an application to the NRL to plead for a reduction in the cap-hit of their 'leading off contract player' due to a fine issued for drug use cover up.....
The rumour there is that this club basically told the player the cover up money was coming out of their remaining salary. Which, yes, is illegal, and the player can complain publically, or to the NRL - but then the cocaine thing comes out, and they are suspended without pay and fined by the club anyway...
This isn't a first strike. The suspension would have been for bringing the game into disrepute. A first strike is a failed test.Who says the NRL doesn't know, Einstein...
No suspensions for a first strike ya muppet.
Not this month we haven't.We've been through this before.
So it's in the NRL's best interest to assist the club in covering up the drug use!This isn't a first strike. The suspension would have been for bringing the game into disrepute. A first strike is a failed test.
Yes it is. As if the NRL wants the general public to know what footy players get up to behind closed doors. They only act when their hand is forced. We are proof of that.So it's in the NRL's best interest to assist the club in covering up the drug use!
But there could conceivably be (weak) evidence of possession.
The crime was possessing it. We've been through this before.
It's not a fine though OMC, it's less on the new contract. The club isn't going to short pay the existing contract.
what a load of shitYes it is. As if the NRL wants the general public to know what footy players get up to behind closed doors. They only act when their hand is forced. We are proof of that.
So all I have to if the cops catch me with a bag of coke is choof it up the nose before they can stop me and you say there is no conceivable way I could be convicted? Move over Pablo Escobar I've got some risk free money coming my wayAnd of course someone still has got the exact same substance that was snorted, then tested and also been able to prove a continuity of such substance so it can be considered admissible evidence.
NO CHANCE
I think I read that Scott's third year is in our favour. This could be the end of his career. We need to at least enquire about a hooker whether it be Lichaa or someone like Clydesdale.So Scott is out for the year with a ruptured bicep, we will miss his defence. Kaysa is out for the season too. Any chance of Lichaa before June 30? Probs not.
Assuming its King or perhaps even Robbo at 9 for the season.
I think the Scott loss will really hurt us.