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Bullshit. I'm normally the first to shoot it down.
NRL Players and family members in hot water
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Bullshit. I'm normally the first to shoot it down.
Sorry Morks but I have to agree with Ports here. Having witnessed depression first hand, scamming people of money is not the actions of a depressed person. He may well still have it, sure, but that's not why he did what he did. There's got to be another factor at play here.
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Nice way to finish an argument
- Jun 12, 2013
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Personally I found it refreshing considering the poster. We could have been looking at a character limit reaching text wall.
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What is our character limit just btw
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Haha
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Too tired to argue. I just don't think that his actions were just those of someone looking to cheat a few bucks. Like, as if he'd ever think he'd get away with it? It's not like I don't understand depression, either. I mean, hello. But I'll happily defer to the majority opinion in this case, there are certainly more important things to dig my heels in on.
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Hence he didn't get anything. Haha
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Don't feel too bad. Depression is the go-to excuse for anything a RL player is cornered doing wrong.
Depression is this decade's "I didn't do it" boy.......
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Never change, rugby league.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...a/news-story/f3824705b5b51b2a91e0e8770d562e81
Mitchell_Broncos
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There club is burning and crashing
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Blame the refs, Manly.
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It did that years ago. Now it's just smouldering away, waiting to re-ignite.
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http://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/ti...s/news-story/a0f0f9d223a28b59861d0ff8c250c70d
“I’m on half a mill mate, I can do what I want”.
What a tosser.
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GOLD Coast Titans player Daniel Sarginson has pleaded not guilty to assault charges, with a court hearing he bragged to the security guard he allegedly hit about his salary in the NRL.
A GOLD Coast NRL player bragged about his salary after allegedly assaulting a security guard, a court has heard.
Daniel Sarginson, 24, has pleaded not guilty to one count of assault occasioning bodily harm at the Southport Magistrates Court.
The Gold Coast Titans player is accused of hitting a security guard at a Burleigh Heads hotel in June after he and a friend were refused entry.
During the first day of Sarginson’s trial, security guard Kurt Smith said the England international said after the alleged assault: “I’m on half a mill mate, I can do what I want”.
Mr Smith said he was struck in the face by Sarginson, and then pinned the rugby league player to the ground by lying on him.
“He was quite strong and aggressive,” Mr Smith said about Sarginson’s behaviour.
The court was shown footage of the incident which also showed another security guard appearing to kick and knee one of Sarginson’s friends in a scuffle following the alleged assault.
The trial continues.
“I’m on half a mill mate, I can do what I want”.
What a tosser.
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GOLD Coast Titans player Daniel Sarginson has pleaded not guilty to assault charges, with a court hearing he bragged to the security guard he allegedly hit about his salary in the NRL.
A GOLD Coast NRL player bragged about his salary after allegedly assaulting a security guard, a court has heard.
Daniel Sarginson, 24, has pleaded not guilty to one count of assault occasioning bodily harm at the Southport Magistrates Court.
The Gold Coast Titans player is accused of hitting a security guard at a Burleigh Heads hotel in June after he and a friend were refused entry.
During the first day of Sarginson’s trial, security guard Kurt Smith said the England international said after the alleged assault: “I’m on half a mill mate, I can do what I want”.
Mr Smith said he was struck in the face by Sarginson, and then pinned the rugby league player to the ground by lying on him.
“He was quite strong and aggressive,” Mr Smith said about Sarginson’s behaviour.
The court was shown footage of the incident which also showed another security guard appearing to kick and knee one of Sarginson’s friends in a scuffle following the alleged assault.
The trial continues.
