This has been blown way out of proportion and the people on here over reacting are just playing into the media's hands.
Completely off-topic, but :lol:.Welcome to your very first Todd Carney incident Roosters fans.....
Like us Raiders supporters, you will one day get sick of making excuses for him.
I remember a lot of us writing into the club to save his hide when he did a runner from the cops and leaving that Steve Irwin twat to deal with the situation.
Now I believe all the public support for Carney stopped the Raiders from sacking him there and then. What a spit in the face not long after when he goes and p*sses all over his mate at All Bar Nun. Rightfully sacked after that.
Even after that he gets himself banned from Goulburn (who the f*ck gets banned from Goulburn??) for jumping on cars and running a muck.
I can fully understand Roosters fans sticking up for him but the guy has d*ckhead written all over him. The only way he'll ever be normal is if he gave up drinking for life............something he struggles to understand.
His licence or P's are not the problem, it seems he's back on the grog....unless he gets back on the wagon we'll see more stories like this.
registering in excess of 0.05 for the average male occurs after 1 schooner of full strength beer.
1 standard drink is about 300 mills of full strength beer and that's what it takes to reach 0.05
So Todd Carney exceeded the drink driving limit by the sum total of LESS than one schooner of beer - which was probably drunk the night before. Had his meeting been 90 minutes later he wouldn't have regisitered a thing.
It takes 1 full hour for one middy of beer to leave the system completely.
So a 6 hour sleep will usually mean that anyone who drank say 5 or 6 schooners between 10pm and midnight and then went to bed is bordering on being over the limit at 6am the next day. Respect for the law has little to do with it. I hope that puts it in a little more perspective for you Skeep.
Just reverse engineering this scenario, he was 0.052 at 7 am. Alcohol leaves your system at about 0.015 per hour. So in 6 hours sleep, thats 0.09 out of his system, so at his peak he was about 0.14. Assume he was drinking for 6 hours, to get to 0.14 takes a 90 kg man about 13-14 standard drinks.
Not disagreeing with you, especially since he could've been partying until 3am and he wouldn't clear the alcohol level in his blood.I hope he didn't drive home the night before as well, but trust me, you don't have to be absolutely legless the night before to drink drive the following morning. It's very easily done.
But agreed it doesn't sound good after his decision to abstain from drinking.
PS. Nice avatar.
all this debate about it only being a low range D.U.I. offence
and it being his first indescretion in 2 yrs is total rubbish
my family lost(my cousin) a fine young man to a d##^head in a car
who had a "low" range alcohol level,the arsehole was a young doctor who's lawyer argued was a fine member of his community,held an important job within this community and had made an error of
judgement (despite 4 previous low range D.U.I. offences)
.thank god the judge didnt see it this way and sentenced him to 5yrs imprisonment with a 3 yr paroll period,which as far as my family(and a thousand other families) feels was not enough,so for you guys to say that
it is trivial and only warrants a smack on the hand,give yourselves and upper cut,i wouldnt wish our loss and greif on anyone.mr carney should
have the book thrown at him fullstop,just because he is a dally M winner
does not make him above the law and should be punished just like the young doctor in my families case was ,lets just hope he gets the same
judge as well
P.S. would you all hold same view if mr carney had killed someone while
driving with a "low" range reading ???????? low range/high range whats the differance tipsy is tipsy,still in your system the next day is no excuse either. cheers
I'm sorry for your loss. But some situations cannot be compared. Some people speed just 10ks over the limit but that results in deaths. Yet 90% of drivers speed every day. Others are simply bad drivers. Other people are affected more by fatigue then one beer, but you can't do a breath analysis for fatigue.
Carney is the biggest grub in the game.
Anyone can make mistakes, but this turd keeps doing it over and over again.
Was going to call this up.... so you think if you have 3 beers in a beer bong, your BAC is .15? If you do 6 shots, its .30?
And leaving the system at 1 beer an hour, so I guess his BAC must have been .40 the night before?
Oh just noticed someone already called this out....