Sea_Eagles_Rock
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That's a good start. If the media circus grows though, that position needs to be maintained. Look at this thread, people are already losing their **** and treating him like he is guilty.
SKD expected to plead not guilty
http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/...mas-to-beat-warriors-240-20150719-giflhe.html
If that's the case - then I'd err on the side of caution and allow him to play
But as a club, the Roosters need to be as sure as they can of his innocence if they're going to stand by him
There's not enough information to say either way.So whilst I'm not a law expert, we should really only pay any heed to the threats, smashing the phones and the Peris hitting him with the powerboard, not the choking accusations right?
Ill will from idiots should not be taken into account.It is one thing to indicate you will plead not guilty. It is quite another to actually do so. His name is besmirched whether he plays or not. He can still be paid his salary if found not guilty and stood down.
The Roosters can play him if they want, but they and the game will be the recipients of a lot of ill will if they do so.
They have no injuries whatsoever which is one of the main reasons they are looking so good in this year's premiership. They should treat him as their first one.
People are going to make up their minds irrespective of the judicial process.Lol I have moron, just because it doesn't suit your agenda.
Either way if it is innocent until proven guilty, perhaps extend that to Jessica as well.
It is one thing to indicate you will plead not guilty. It is quite another to actually do so. His name is besmirched whether he plays or not. He can still be paid his salary if found not guilty and stood down.
The Roosters can play him if they want, but they and the game will be the recipients of a lot of ill will if they do so.
They have no injuries whatsoever which is one of the main reasons they are looking so good in this year's premiership. They should treat him as their first one.
People are going to make up their minds irrespective of the judicial process.
If the background of Brett Stewart's accuser was known I am sure that they wouldn't have been so quick to make their judgement.
time for the press and public witch hunt led by the usual suspects to cease and let all the facts be known before anyone is judged. It's not the olden days of public execution which many are wanting the NRL to engage in over this- best to stay out of it Baird(Liverpool plains should be your focus)/Wilson(enough said) and co and leave it up to the judicial system.
Ill will from idiots should not be taken into account.
If someone has ill will towards the player, club and game because they don't believe into the presumption of innocence in the judicial process then the administrators should not pander to them.
I couldn't give a f**k what Rebecca Wilson writes in an article. If SKD is adamant of his innocence then he should have the right to play.
And our lack of injuries probably isn't the best motive to stand him down :lol:
People are going to make up their minds irrespective of the judicial process.
If the background of Brett Stewart's accuser was known I am sure that they wouldn't have been so quick to make their judgement.
At least SKD made bail...you never know these days with those "shock jocks" seemingly screaming out for anyone charged with a serious crime to be denied bail.
The trial "boxing match" is about to begin...accuser/cops/the state in one corner...and SKD in the other.
It must be a terrible/mind-bending/soul-destroying thing to be happening to him...basically seemingly promised eternal love and happiness one minute like Braith and Mini have, then next minute being at the cop shop having his fingerprints and mugshot taken, and facing charges that could see him carted away from the court in a prison van.
Waking up every morning must be a total nightmare for him.
SKD needs to come out 'swinging'...the cops and the state surely will, make no mistake.
He needs to tell all, everything, every word his accuser spoke, and every action she did...all of it, in the whole time they were together.
No 'Sir Galahad "save the woman" chivalry' tripe, he's on trial for his 'life'.
Apparently Dave says the NRL are tough on women beaters. If a few months out of the game is tough is up to interpretation I guess?
The police had no choice here, there is no way they are going to knock back a single mum of aboriginal background making such serious allegations, if they did and there was even an ounce of truth then the aboriginal community would riot. Take it before the courts with every charge possible and air it all out, it's the best for everyone in this case.