I know he has not done anything bad but the fact that he is even in the papers is bad enough.
Well that's not his fault either. People with mobile phones... etc.
Each time you hear an NRL player is in the press it is mostly bad news, never a good news story unfortunately.
Actually, just the other day there were some players involved in the rescue of young boy in the surf. Saved his life I reckon. Only downside was that it was a former Broncos player, but I'm willing to overlook that.
Lachlan Maranta with Wynnum Manly teammates Sebastian Winters-Chang and Tom Farr after they saved a boy at Burleigh beach. Picture: Jim O’Reilly.
The only reason we heard about it was because a woman who witnessed it reached out to the newspaper. Which begs the question, do you only hear about bad news stories because that's what sells newspapers? Of course.
I reckon for every mishap, there plenty of good things happening that don't make the news.
If he gets cleared of any wrong doing which I say he will, in his latest incident you will not read about it anywhere that is for sure unless Saints make a statement. But if he gets charged it will be all over the press.
A true word spoken brother.
Norman and Segeyaro won't be charged with anything. The story should be about how they stood up to 4 thugs while protecting others.