PLAYER Ezra Mam
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- Jul 28, 2016
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I know what you're factoring in... just highlighting the discrepancy that Broncos cop from the Sydney bullshit and why I fucking hate Sydney
- Jan 25, 2014
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He’s obviously going to get more than what Trindall got due to the fact that he got into an accident. That’s going to add at least another two weeks.
- Jul 28, 2016
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Except Ezra wasn't blind drunk whilst being behind the wheel... where's dickhead Richie interviewing victims of drink driving, because Trindall could've killed someone
Big Del
State of Origin Rep
- Apr 22, 2017
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Had a relevant drug in his system .
In court no talk of that drug impairing his ability to drive ? Cocaine wears off within an hour .Then no way to determine his ability or inability to drive . There is no % in blood like alcohol to rank the seriousness of the offence .
Could of had the coke the day before or over night . Not at all affected by it at the time of the accident . But it will still show up on the saliva test .
Then no licence - big fcking whoopie .
Still no explanation of how he came to be on the wrong side of the road though .
My money is on mobile phone use .
Rumours floating around that the girl wasn't wearing a seatbelt and on the mothers lap, is he reporting on that failure.
- Mar 5, 2008
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Pretty sure the court only looked at the driving without licence charge too, nothing else?
- Aug 27, 2008
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Braydon Trindall tested positive for recreational drugs, was over double the legal limit for blood alcohol, and was driving without a license. He copped a 5 week NRL suspension.
Josh Addo-Carr got 2 weeks NRL suspension after being caught driving under the influence of cocaine, all the while denying he took any cocaine.
Calls for Mam to get anything more than Trindall are completely inequitable, and people saying a year suspension, I mean come on, it might be time to drug test them.
Where was the media outrage when Trindall got 5 weeks? Where was it when JAC got 2? Silent. Nothing but crickets. What's the difference?
Bear in mind Dylan Brown got a 7 week suspension after receiving a criminal conviction for sexually touching a woman in a nightclub. It's time to get real people. Anything more than Brown's 7 weeks and the Broncos should take the NRL to court.
Josh Addo-Carr got 2 weeks NRL suspension after being caught driving under the influence of cocaine, all the while denying he took any cocaine.
Calls for Mam to get anything more than Trindall are completely inequitable, and people saying a year suspension, I mean come on, it might be time to drug test them.
Where was the media outrage when Trindall got 5 weeks? Where was it when JAC got 2? Silent. Nothing but crickets. What's the difference?
Bear in mind Dylan Brown got a 7 week suspension after receiving a criminal conviction for sexually touching a woman in a nightclub. It's time to get real people. Anything more than Brown's 7 weeks and the Broncos should take the NRL to court.
Bucking Beads
International Captain
- Mar 5, 2008
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Kempy has been going a bit harder on our lads of late. He’s certainly copped so much hate for being a broncos fan so now he’s over correcting a bit like what has happened to Corey Parker at times.
Kaz
State of Origin Captain
- Mar 5, 2008
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Cops would have checked that out
FACTHUNT
NRL Player
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Denan Kemp has sold himself to his listeners - he needs to follow the crowd. He's lost himself to economics sadly, which is hard to avoid when it's your livelihood.
The funniest thing is that a recent Road Safety survey showed that 39% of people that completed the survey admitted to breaking the law when driving. This included risk taking, alcohol, drugs, phones, and this is just the amount that had the balls to admit it. If we're true to ourselves, we know that the number is far higher.
Ezra obviously threw down a few lines mid week, and it showed in his test. He certainly wasn't under the influence at the time, hence the court result.
Any fat oaf on their computer wanting the book thrown at him is nothing but a hypocrite - you just know they are the first to risk driving home from the pub when they know that they are over.
PS - Ezra still needs to pull his head in, lines aren't good for sportspeople ffs
The funniest thing is that a recent Road Safety survey showed that 39% of people that completed the survey admitted to breaking the law when driving. This included risk taking, alcohol, drugs, phones, and this is just the amount that had the balls to admit it. If we're true to ourselves, we know that the number is far higher.
Ezra obviously threw down a few lines mid week, and it showed in his test. He certainly wasn't under the influence at the time, hence the court result.
Any fat oaf on their computer wanting the book thrown at him is nothing but a hypocrite - you just know they are the first to risk driving home from the pub when they know that they are over.
PS - Ezra still needs to pull his head in, lines aren't good for sportspeople ffs
Kaz
State of Origin Captain
- Mar 5, 2008
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Is he still trying to be relevant.
