- Mar 4, 2008
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TBH, these days he seems like a worse version of Kobe. He doesn't seem to have any playmaking ability now.
NRL Players and family members in hot water
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TBH, these days he seems like a worse version of Kobe. He doesn't seem to have any playmaking ability now.
Trill Harrigan
QCup Player
- Apr 18, 2021
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convenient that rads was already on the way out
he definitely didnt share any of that 7 grams of cocaine with the other golfers
are roosters or melb a more scumbag team? plz weigh in this afternoon
he definitely didnt share any of that 7 grams of cocaine with the other golfers
are roosters or melb a more scumbag team? plz weigh in this afternoon
- Jun 12, 2013
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I've just switched on NRL: Tonight...how can these guys say half of this shit about the case with a straight face?
- Jul 28, 2016
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We do need a back up ball playing lock to help Patty out... are there any more Asiata's floating around
Midean
State of Origin Captain
- Jun 5, 2019
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Wouldn't be surprised if this played a part in it to be honest.
One head knock away from medical retirement, a liability on the field when is not injured or on suspension.
Politis and co dont want to pay him out or keep him on the books.
A little cocaine should do the trick.
- Sep 28, 2012
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They Jayden Nikorima’d him
- Apr 21, 2015
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I'd say roosters off the field and melb on the field.
- May 25, 2021
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I'm going to keep Karening the Roosters on twitter daily until they stand on business and apply the same to Teddy, Savala, and Butcher. The others are already gone. No way Victor is finishing those bags on his own.
Spoiler alert !!! - they won't, but I'm happy to waste some time annoying their social media mongs
Spoiler alert !!! - they won't, but I'm happy to waste some time annoying their social media mongs
- Nov 9, 2022
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Smith back in court Oct. 9th
www.foxsports.com.au
Smith plea revealed: NRL star to fight betting, drug supply charges after facing court
Smith plea revealed: NRL star to fight betting, drug supply charges after facing court
www.foxsports.com.au
Remember when there was that fan interaction video and Roosters were extremely defensive about what was being implied in the video. Robinson also made some pretty strong statements around the Leniu/Mam incident. Roosters went to the Trump school of PR.
- Jul 28, 2016
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But then he doesnt get the Uncle Nick kickbacks in retirement.
If they sack him he'll cop his medicine and then fleece tigers out of a contract or something
- Mar 26, 2008
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Radley 10 match suspension no pay and 30 k donation to Sydney hospital.
Roosters issue huge sanction on Radley amid Smith drug charges
By Emily Benammar
The Roosters have issued a statement which details huge sanctions on Victor Radley who they deem to "have brough the club into disrepute" after he was named in court documents included in Brandon Smith's drugs and gambling charges.
Radley will be banned for 10 matches as a result of his affiliation with the case.
Smith was charged by Queensland police with one count of supplying dangerous drugs and one count of using or disclosing inside knowledge for betting.
Queensland police allege Smith contacted a drug dealer on the Sunshine Coast in order to supply an illicit drug to Victor Radley and other Roosters teammates on June 7.
Radley has not been charged and there is no evidence to suggest he obtained or took illicit drugs, but a series of damning text messages allegedly sent between the pair have put his future at the Roosters in doubt.
A Roosters statement said: "The Sydney Roosters are aware of references in the media to communications allegedly between Sydney Roosters player Victor Radley and others in relation to allegedly obtaining an illegal substance.
"While Radley has not been charged by Queensland Police, the references in the media to communications allegedly between him and others have brought the Sydney Roosters into disrepute.
"Consequently, following internal discussions with senior club officials and a meeting of the Roosters Board of Directors, the Club will impose the following sanctions on Radley for the negative attention the allegations have brought to the Club:
"A 10-match suspension, without pay. A $30,000 donation to be made to St Vincent’s Hospital (for cancer research).
"This represents the heaviest sanction ever imposed on a player in the Club’s history.
Victor Radley accepted the sanctions and apologised.
“I want to sincerely apologise to the Club, my teammates, our sponsors, Members and fans for the negative spotlight I have brought on the Roosters," he said.
"I accept the sanctions in full and will work hard to earn back the trust and respect of everyone who supports this great Club,” said Radley.
Roosters issue huge sanction on Radley amid Smith drug charges
By Emily Benammar
The Roosters have issued a statement which details huge sanctions on Victor Radley who they deem to "have brough the club into disrepute" after he was named in court documents included in Brandon Smith's drugs and gambling charges.
Radley will be banned for 10 matches as a result of his affiliation with the case.
Smith was charged by Queensland police with one count of supplying dangerous drugs and one count of using or disclosing inside knowledge for betting.
Queensland police allege Smith contacted a drug dealer on the Sunshine Coast in order to supply an illicit drug to Victor Radley and other Roosters teammates on June 7.
Radley has not been charged and there is no evidence to suggest he obtained or took illicit drugs, but a series of damning text messages allegedly sent between the pair have put his future at the Roosters in doubt.
A Roosters statement said: "The Sydney Roosters are aware of references in the media to communications allegedly between Sydney Roosters player Victor Radley and others in relation to allegedly obtaining an illegal substance.
"While Radley has not been charged by Queensland Police, the references in the media to communications allegedly between him and others have brought the Sydney Roosters into disrepute.
"Consequently, following internal discussions with senior club officials and a meeting of the Roosters Board of Directors, the Club will impose the following sanctions on Radley for the negative attention the allegations have brought to the Club:
"A 10-match suspension, without pay. A $30,000 donation to be made to St Vincent’s Hospital (for cancer research).
"This represents the heaviest sanction ever imposed on a player in the Club’s history.
Victor Radley accepted the sanctions and apologised.
“I want to sincerely apologise to the Club, my teammates, our sponsors, Members and fans for the negative spotlight I have brought on the Roosters," he said.
"I accept the sanctions in full and will work hard to earn back the trust and respect of everyone who supports this great Club,” said Radley.
- Jun 12, 2013
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Handed down by the Roosters I think right? The "Whatabout Ezra.." and it being a pisstake has already started on SEN.
I don't think the ****ing Roosters had any say in Ezras punishment...
broncsgoat
International Rep
- Oct 28, 2013
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People in their 20’s do blow… who gives a **** seriously?
- Jun 12, 2013
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They're role models apparently mate...
I do wonder if Uncle Nick hadn't been so hard on his stance when it comes to drugs if he even cops anything at this stage tbh.
JayPee
State of Origin Captain
- Mar 16, 2017
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You know he has to be ****ing fuming deep down that he is the fall guy when he was on a golf trip with 6 other blokes. Few smart cookies in that other bunch. They know not to leave a paper trail.
Allegedly of course. Victor could have had wanted it all for himself. Allegedly.
Allegedly of course. Victor could have had wanted it all for himself. Allegedly.
