Greg Inglis Assault Charges
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I'm not. He is a once a decade (or more) type player IMO. We haven't seen someone like him since Renouf.KrispyKris said:
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If someone is guilty then a ban does seem fair enough but that might cause all sorts of trouble in itself. So much technicalities to that - I'm going to assume you can't really ban them from going to Japan to play rugby for a million a season so it wouldn't be the end of the world for them either. (Whether they enjoy it or not is a different matter) Then they come back after earning two mill and join another NRL team again? Not really a punishment...
However if they are found guilty they won't be able to get a visa to play in many places OS (not sure about Japan), so it will serioulsy affect their ability to continue earning the big bucks.
I agree on mandatory bannings for those found guilty of violent crimes. However I think the club / league should also be involved in getting them some rehabilitation or other kind of help (whatever is required depending on the individual's situation). Just banning them for 2 years really isn't going to change anything in most cases.
I agree on mandatory bannings for those found guilty of violent crimes. However I think the club / league should also be involved in getting them some rehabilitation or other kind of help (whatever is required depending on the individual's situation). Just banning them for 2 years really isn't going to change anything in most cases.
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Since when are players biggerr than the game? Especially after the year the NRL has had, the last thing we need is leniency (sp?) on players who committ violence, especially towards women.
Who cares if he is a great player? Sick and tired of seeing these idiots thinking they are above the law and above society.
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Inglis has been a shining light in the NRL this year, with all the shit that has been going on he has really kept my love for the game intact with the way he destroyed nsw. I am gutted about this, pure and simple
I have no doubt there will be another athlete out there just as good (if not better) than Inglis. My fear is though that RL won't be the one to get him if players are allowed to get away with this kind of behaviour. If he is guilty he has to received some kind of long term ban for the good of the sport.
I work pretty closely with school sport and there has been talk even before this latest incident that schools in Qld are going to stop playing RL all together because the continued violent and alcohol related incidents over the past 18 months - 2 years. The past day or 2 since the Inglis incident Qld School Sport are even more serious about getting out of RL and not allowing visits or clinics by RL players.
It is the behaviour of players and the subsequent public image of the that is going to kill Rugby League (not the refs, sorry Rock).
I work pretty closely with school sport and there has been talk even before this latest incident that schools in Qld are going to stop playing RL all together because the continued violent and alcohol related incidents over the past 18 months - 2 years. The past day or 2 since the Inglis incident Qld School Sport are even more serious about getting out of RL and not allowing visits or clinics by RL players.
It is the behaviour of players and the subsequent public image of the that is going to kill Rugby League (not the refs, sorry Rock).
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Flutterby said:
I totally agree. The ref situation fluctuates from year to year, but this stuff is just getting worse and worse. It's certainly turning me off. I'll always love my club but I'm not proud to be a league fan at the moment and I keep it very quiet in certain (most) circles.
Russo said:
Absolutely fcuking stupid statement by Renouf, what a dead set moron
I didn't realise women had never been abused until 1980 onwards, learn something new every day
(Geez generational generalisations dead set sh1t me to tears)
Increased media coverage on all sports and that domestic violence has been brought out of the shadows meaning women are more likely to complain, hence - though I'm sure generational generalisations are the possible explanations
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whats being an alleged woman basher got to do with finding another player that can play as good as him? [icon_confuBrowny said:
Ok so here comes the twist, she has reported that he was trying to help her when she suffered the black eye. She was trying to harm/kill herself and he was trying to dis arm her.......
Now quite possible, she could have been doing that and he coould have hurt her while trying to stop her... her mental state would have been shot and she would have been angry that he stopped her so she told police that he hit her. Now after the help and support that family has given her along with the help the Torm offered shehas a clearer head and wants to set the record straight.
Him where to sit on this one..... OK I believe her and think Greg hurt her while trying to disarm her.
So which side of the fence are you on?
THE girlfriend of Melbourne Storm rugby league star Greg Inglis has made a new statement to police that her lawyer says may clear him of charges he assaulted her.
Inglis, regarded as one of the world's best rugby league players, was charged with unlawful assault and recklessly causing injury to girlfriend Sally Robinson during an alleged altercation at their western suburbs home on Sunday.
The case, heard briefly in the Sunshine Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, was adjourned for two weeks. Ms Robinson allegedly suffered a black eye.
But The Age newspaper reports that Ms Robinson's solicitor, Bob Galbally of law firm Galbally Rolfe, confirmed Ms Robinson had made a fresh statement to police that had been passed to detectives.
"I can confirm that I have provided police with a new statement and other significant facts which they were not aware of when Mr Inglis was charged," he told the newspaper.
"I am concerned that the public have been left with the wrong impression of what occurred on August 9. Now that the full facts are able to be investigated I am hoping the conclusion will be that no offences have been committed."
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,25 ... 77,00.html
Now quite possible, she could have been doing that and he coould have hurt her while trying to stop her... her mental state would have been shot and she would have been angry that he stopped her so she told police that he hit her. Now after the help and support that family has given her along with the help the Torm offered shehas a clearer head and wants to set the record straight.
Him where to sit on this one..... OK I believe her and think Greg hurt her while trying to disarm her.
So which side of the fence are you on?
THE girlfriend of Melbourne Storm rugby league star Greg Inglis has made a new statement to police that her lawyer says may clear him of charges he assaulted her.
Inglis, regarded as one of the world's best rugby league players, was charged with unlawful assault and recklessly causing injury to girlfriend Sally Robinson during an alleged altercation at their western suburbs home on Sunday.
The case, heard briefly in the Sunshine Magistrates' Court on Wednesday, was adjourned for two weeks. Ms Robinson allegedly suffered a black eye.
But The Age newspaper reports that Ms Robinson's solicitor, Bob Galbally of law firm Galbally Rolfe, confirmed Ms Robinson had made a fresh statement to police that had been passed to detectives.
"I can confirm that I have provided police with a new statement and other significant facts which they were not aware of when Mr Inglis was charged," he told the newspaper.
"I am concerned that the public have been left with the wrong impression of what occurred on August 9. Now that the full facts are able to be investigated I am hoping the conclusion will be that no offences have been committed."
http://www.news.com.au/story/0,27574,25 ... 77,00.html
Was just about to post the same thing Tee.
I'm inclined to believe them. I think it's telling when Robinson's own solicitor is the one making a statement saying that he hopes police find that no offence has been committed. Many players aren't a surprise when their names are mentioned over something like this, or a drunken incident etc. but Greg Inglis was one that truly surprised me. Reports were going around over the last few days that his storm team mates have long been concerned about whether or not the 2 should even be together, and perhaps this is why.
I'm inclined to believe them. I think it's telling when Robinson's own solicitor is the one making a statement saying that he hopes police find that no offence has been committed. Many players aren't a surprise when their names are mentioned over something like this, or a drunken incident etc. but Greg Inglis was one that truly surprised me. Reports were going around over the last few days that his storm team mates have long been concerned about whether or not the 2 should even be together, and perhaps this is why.
