blacktip-reefy said:I totally disagree.
If I was Mason or Sherwin, I would look at legal avenues open to me for the the slurr these fines have placed upon my character.
Who f**king cares, even if they come in speedos! At the end of the day, it is their lives on the line.
These players are not one entity in a legal case. The team or club are not being prosecuted. The individuals are. They had no obligation to appear at the questioning. So why should they be told what to wear.
For any official to have jumped the gun & pre-empted anything or cause a public perception about one of their players, is ridiculous, dangerous & unprofessional.
Steve Mortimer was in over his head. He is not qualified for the job. That is why he is gone.
His job requires someone with acumen, not passion.
You're kidding yourself, BT.
If it was you or I... maybe. But these guys are public figureheads for their team. As such they should have given this matter the respect it deserves. No one is saying they're guilty by questioning them. But I, for one, am saying that by publicly treating these proceedings with slovenly disrespect, it makes the entire club look like they’re doing the same.
The kind of bravado you’re championing is exactly the kind of arrogance that is on daily display at the Dogs, ad nauseam.
Where Mortimer was in over his head or not – he took a stand against that kind of behaviour, and got shafted for it. He’s better off, in my opinion.