QUEENSLANDER
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- Mar 4, 2008
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andirect said:
well thats kinda true and not true... they have said that hunt, boyd and thaiday were helping with investigations, so if thats not naming them i dont know what is
Sexual assault allegation
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well thats kinda true and not true... they have said that hunt, boyd and thaiday were helping with investigations, so if thats not naming them i dont know what is
Steve
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if the complaint is dropped then you'd expect Cullen would at least front the cameras. His line has been he would front when the police investigation is complete. IMO this now makes it likely the players will be dropped. The complaint has been withdrawn, the names are out in the public so dropping them is a little easier. That's assuming the complaint HAS been withdrawn.
Hmm I wonder what made her drop the complaint?
I wonder if it was the fact she was just scared the footage would be leaked out onto youtube?
There was probably an agreement to the phone owner and the girl, that if the footage was deleted she would drop the charge.
That just my theory anyway.
I wonder if it was the fact she was just scared the footage would be leaked out onto youtube?
There was probably an agreement to the phone owner and the girl, that if the footage was deleted she would drop the charge.
That just my theory anyway.
robbie mustoe
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broncos85 said:
Agreed. She was basically ashamed of herself so decided to take her own frustrations out on 3 individuals that did not deserve to have their names tarnished in this fashion.
Quite possibly on examination of the phones that the police apparently seized, no video footage was found and so they would've told her there's no case. That she would be better to drop the complaint as that was the only possible cause for charge there would be.
No idea, and again, not really worth speculating.
I'm sure she regrets this ever happened, and the players better too.
No idea, and again, not really worth speculating.
I'm sure she regrets this ever happened, and the players better too.
Major JW Hochstetter
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If the reports are true, i'm glad that they are in the clear. Not necessarily for them personally, but primarily for the Broncos, and of course Wayne, Darren and Tonie.
This takes the edge of the situation as criminal charges are factored out, but it most certainly does not eliminate concerns and dissapointment as to why we are at this point in the first place. The fact that despite warnings, and just plain common sense, these players have risked so much for them personally and others. They put a proud brand and a proud group of people under a negative media spotlight that may have - and still could have - a serious impact.
I'd hope at the very least that there is some serious inhouse disciplinary action taken, that stricter guidlines come in to place to protect both the club and the players welfare, and that lessons are learned and we can rest assured that we won't be placed in this situation again. I have faith that the club will make the right decsions.
As has already been mentioned in this thread countless times, these 3 owe everyone concerned a top shelf performance on the weekend. They've let a lot of good people down and picked an incredibly awful time to do it. That still makes my blood boil to a degree.
Hopefully now we can make positive progress towards this weekends match.
This takes the edge of the situation as criminal charges are factored out, but it most certainly does not eliminate concerns and dissapointment as to why we are at this point in the first place. The fact that despite warnings, and just plain common sense, these players have risked so much for them personally and others. They put a proud brand and a proud group of people under a negative media spotlight that may have - and still could have - a serious impact.
I'd hope at the very least that there is some serious inhouse disciplinary action taken, that stricter guidlines come in to place to protect both the club and the players welfare, and that lessons are learned and we can rest assured that we won't be placed in this situation again. I have faith that the club will make the right decsions.
As has already been mentioned in this thread countless times, these 3 owe everyone concerned a top shelf performance on the weekend. They've let a lot of good people down and picked an incredibly awful time to do it. That still makes my blood boil to a degree.
Hopefully now we can make positive progress towards this weekends match.
Agree JW. And whatever actions are taken in house it's going to be important for the Broncos to make that public to appease the members, the government (who are also sponsors) and so on.
But I suggest they'll leave that until after the Broncos season ends...whenever that may be.
But I suggest they'll leave that until after the Broncos season ends...whenever that may be.
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