Wake up and smell what's cooking: Controlled demolition





Hey here's a conspiracy that will really get you thinking. Maybe the QLD premier planted an infected CovID patient in Melbourne to bring the origin to QLD. Yeah, that will really get you fidgeting in your straight jacket. Prove I'm wrong.

I better be careful though, the government probably reading this...... haha Im joking *tic tic*

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You conspiracy nutters are a disgrace to this board. Be thankful there is a place that allows you to indulge your lunacy. No one would tolerate this crap in real life.


Again, just stupid replies. Going off on tangents, Snide remarks. Personal attacks.

All the work of someone with nothing intelligent to add.
 




Hey here's a conspiracy that will really get you thinking. Maybe the QLD premier planted an infected CovID patient in Melbourne to bring the origin to QLD. Yeah, that will really get you fidgeting in your straight jacket. Prove I'm wrong.

I better be careful though, the government probably reading this...... haha Im joking *tic tic*

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You conspiracy nutters are a disgrace to this board. Be thankful there is a place that allows you to indulge your lunacy. No one would tolerate this crap in real life.

Here's the thing though Calsy, name another NRL player that has had to complete rehab and education programs after returning from injury before being allowed to play again?

Honest question, because i just did a quick google search to see who else has had to do this and the closest i could find was TPJ after his covid breaches at the barber shop during lockdown.

In contrast, Cleary got a 1000$ fine for having 5 girls come to his place to play silly buggers and dance all over each other in a time when social distancing was at its peak.

Latrell and Addo car both got 1000$ fines for traveling through lockdown and firing guns etc etc.

But i cannot find a single other player, that after spending a solid amount of time out of the game from injury, has had to complete both rehab and education programs before being allowed to play.
 
Here's the thing though Calsy, name another NRL player that has had to complete rehab and education programs after returning from injury before being allowed to play again?

Honest question, because i just did a quick google search to see who else has had to do this and the closest i could find was TPJ after his covid breaches at the barber shop during lockdown.

In contrast, Cleary got a 1000$ fine for having 5 girls come to his place to play silly buggers and dance all over each other in a time when social distancing was at its peak.

Latrell and Addo car both got 1000$ fines for traveling through lockdown and firing guns etc etc.

But i cannot find a single other player, that after spending a solid amount of time out of the game from injury, has had to complete both rehab and education programs before being allowed to play.
Exactly.

And although the incident happened in March, the NRL act the week he's due back from a long-term injury.
 
Yeah, when you come up with so much nonsense its hard to know what irrational thing you will believe. Don't give me that speculate nonsense, you've spent pages laying out your imagined story using falsehood, assumptions and illogical behaviour and business practices to prove it. You obviously do take it seriously else you would have just admitted it was a wild idea and given up on it.
Is he pineapplehead AND highwayman...?

Getting two fruitloops appearing around the same time is too much of a coincidence.
 
The NRL said he had to complete the rehab program before they would allow him on the field 2 months ago. He hasn’t done that yet. MYSTERY SOLVED WEIRDOS.

I could be wrong, but I’m going to go out on a limb and say that a players suspension time is added AFTER a player is cleared of an injury by team doctors. You cannot double dip and serve a suspension during a period you were injured and not playing anyway. Someone get the ‘conspirators guide to the NRL’ and check that.
 
The NRL said he had to complete the rehab program before they would allow him on the field 2 months ago. He hasn’t done that yet. MYSTERY SOLVED WEIRDOS.
Way to dodge the question space cadet, Name another player that has had to do rehab and education before being allowed to play again after a stint on the sidelines through injury.

Corey Harawira-Naera and Jayden Okunbor brought the game into disrepute and had sex with high school girls, arguably worse than getting rejected by a girl at a bar, and they got suspended fines, community service and counseling, but they were allowed to play once they had served their respective bans.
Neither had to complete rehab or education programs.
The same applies to serial dickheads like Corey Norman who gets into fights etc etc, a quick fine, a 2 game suspension and back work as usual.
 
The NRL said he had to complete the rehab program before they would allow him on the field 2 months ago. He hasn’t done that yet. MYSTERY SOLVED WEIRDOS.
So Dylan Walker and Victor Radley?

Play on?

I find it difficult to believe that the Broncos wouldn't have ensured Staggs completed this course in time for his return. I'd say most likely they waited until this point to hand those sanctions over.
 
The NRL said he had to complete the rehab program before they would allow him on the field 2 months ago. He hasn’t done that yet. MYSTERY SOLVED WEIRDOS.

I could be wrong, but I’m going to go out on a limb and say that a players suspension time is added AFTER a player is cleared of an injury by team doctors. You cannot double dip and serve a suspension during a period you were injured and not playing anyway. Someone get the ‘conspirators guide to the NRL’ and check that.
Just give me one NRL player name, in the history of the NRL who has completed a suspension after injury. Just one.

Why does Staggs need some "course" but you can push a guy over serving you pizza and actually get a criminal conviction but you don't need to talk to abdo?

Do you hand on heart believe Staggs would have refused to see the NRL until he was medically fit to play and the club was just like oh yeah sweet, don't worry about them bad guys.
 
Way to dodge the question space cadet, Name another player that has had to do rehab and education before being allowed to play again after a stint on the sidelines through injury.

Corey Harawira-Naera and Jayden Okunbor brought the game into disrepute and had sex with high school girls, arguably worse than getting rejected by a girl at a bar, and they got suspended fines, community service and counseling, but they were allowed to play once they had served their respective bans.
Neither had to complete rehab or education programs.
The same applies to serial dickheads like Corey Norman who gets into fights etc etc, a quick fine, a 2 game suspension and back work as usual.
I stopped reading your walls of nonsense a while back.
 
The simple fact is that there are public relations firms who sell their souls to perpetuate lies for corporate ends.

I have worked in the media for over 30 years. I can smell this stuff a mile away.

The NRL have contracted a PR company, who came up with a plan, the objective being to weaken the Brisbane Broncos reputation and following to smooth the road for a second (and possibly third) Brisbane team.

One only needs to look at the perfect timing of the media stories after "magic round" (to be renamed match-fixing round next year). Wally Lewis telling the state that the Broncos are no longer a force, the same day the NRL announce the successful bid of the Firehawks?

Orchestrated. Without doubt.

Timed after the biggest round of the year, after one of the Broncos worst defeats, interviewing the "king".

If the Firehawks could ask for a better introduction, they couldn't pay for it ... oh wait!
Really, the NRL acting as one contact a PR company, both legal registered organizations. The NRL then proposes to the PR company that they, the PR company comes up with a plan to commit a crime which will benefit the NRL. The target? A privately owned, stock exchange listed company. You think they'd collude and take the risk of a massive lawsuit and police police action?
 
I love a good conspiracy theory (9/11, Area 51.. etc, it's riveting stuff) but this thread is that far gone the bloke who made the original post was obviously the guy in charge of coaching Isaako to try and get a 7 tackle set when there are seconds left to go in the half.

Why be so entitled to genuinely believe every thing wrong with this club is somehow brought upon us by the NRL and not the club? That very line of thinking of the very thing that makes opposition fans think we aren't genuine fans but rather we found the most winning team as we were growing up and said "yeah, that's MY team", unbelievable.

Get a grip of yourselves.

Staggs was drunk and played up, he deserves to be suspended, be it when he's fit or not it really doesn't make a difference, he made a mistake and has to go through the appropriate suspensions handed down by the NRL. That's the way it is.
 
Just give me one NRL player name, in the history of the NRL who has completed a suspension after injury. Just one.

Why does Staggs need some "course" but you can push a guy over serving you pizza and actually get a criminal conviction but you don't need to talk to abdo?

Do you hand on heart believe Staggs would have refused to see the NRL until he was medically fit to play and the club was just like oh yeah sweet, don't worry about them bad guys.
The NRL boss drew a line in the sand over the incident.

“The NRL has issued a $20,000 fine, of which a portion will be used to fund his rehabilitation and education programs,” the club confirmed in a statement.

“Staggs, who is now medically fit to play after recovering from a long-term knee injury, will also sit out the Broncos’ next two NRL games.

“Staggs has met with NRL CEO Andrew Abdo, and fully understands the importance of adjusting his behaviour in the future.”

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You guys can fill in the blanks with your imagination.
 
They've probably done him a favour. The more time he has off after such a crippling injury the more chance he won't re-injure himself.
 
The NRL boss drew a line in the sand over the incident.

“The NRL has issued a $20,000 fine, of which a portion will be used to fund his rehabilitation and education programs,” the club confirmed in a statement.

“Staggs, who is now medically fit to play after recovering from a long-term knee injury, will also sit out the Broncos’ next two NRL games.

“Staggs has met with NRL CEO Andrew Abdo, and fully understands the importance of adjusting his behaviour in the future.”

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You guys can fill in the blanks with your imagination.
So hitting on a chick and getting rejected is the line in the sand moment huh? Not fighting in public, or shagging school girls?

You are a bozo.
 
Again, just stupid replies. Going off on tangents, Snide remarks. Personal attacks.

All the work of someone with nothing intelligent to add.
Yeah… accept the part where you said I was trolling about Kotoni, and then proved you wrong.
 
So hitting on a chick and getting rejected is the line in the sand moment huh? Not fighting in public, or shagging school girls?

You are a bozo.
Did I write that fool! That’s the words from the CEO.
 

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