Wolfie
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What you said in your last sentence is what crossed my mind immediately. And then i thought of the Doggies
NRL Players and family members in hot water
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What you said in your last sentence is what crossed my mind immediately. And then i thought of the Doggies
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What you said in your last sentence is what crossed my mind immediately. And then i thought of the Doggies
you're seeing exactly what you want to see.
Wolfie
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Utter rubbish. That family are dodgy as hell. I was saying it long before any of Payne's bad behaviour started and guess what, i was right all along about them. Up to you if you think changing legal teams roughly every 7 and a half weeks is normal.
Kaz
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Same here
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What you said in your last sentence is what crossed my mind immediately. And then i thought of the Doggies
Let's be fair though, those sorts of names are not unusual when we're talking about lawyers, solicitors, even player managers etc.
Kaz
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He seems to represent 'underworld' figures etc.
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Funny you should ask that. I watched the Roosters game with a Pom who never seen a game of NRL before. He asked if refs were treated with respect in rugby league the way they are in union (unlike football). I said probably, but the game is simpler and less crippled by penalties, plus league players tend to be dumber and have to be hit with a stick more.
Kaz
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Because he is the money earner of the family.
His family will always rely on him for handouts.
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Exactly this, there's no subtle story here. Payne is a 23 year old, his parents are dumb *****, he'd go to his manager and say who's a good lawyer boss.
Lawyers are the biggest theives so word of mouth is the most common way to hire them.
A friend of mine was involved in a pretty open and shut case, immediately pled guilty and still got slugged with 50k in legal fees.
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Exactly what I was thinking too.
Wolfie
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Most of what you are saying is accurate, but He has had the same management team since the day she got arrested. Switching 4 times isn't normal. Seems weird to me that they would suddenly be advising him now.
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He would have seen from the first 10 minutes that union refs demand a lot more respect, and don't **** around when a player decides to go against that very simple rule.
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Also, 99% of points in union come from penalties so you don't want to get offside with your meal ticket.
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