GCBRONCO
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Can't see him listed in the Brisbane court (which it would be given Fortitude Valley) list today or am I missing him?
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Broncs_Fan
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A Sailor is listed as making an application for bail today. Go to applications under court lists.
Mustafur
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It's Robati, if you want to look at last names that also hit the list on the court list there is Cobbo and Madden as well but with different first names, Robati's first and last name is on the list he is the one it's talking about but QLD law means you can't name the person being accused of rape untill proven(the accusation wasn't a court thing till now).
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Yeah fair enough.
Foordy
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you need to use the Courier Mail's (and media in general for that matter) definition of high profile ... not yours.
they consider high profile to be anyone that's ever laced on a boot near an NRL training ground
Foordy
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Wendell's other son is named Jackson Watson
he has been charged with defrauding his former girl friend of 40k and also intimidating her. He reportedly has a drug and gambling addiction
McHunt
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Ironically, Robati is genuinely "high profile" now not because of his sporting achievements but because his off-field behavior has made him newsworthy. "High profile" relates to familiarity with readers, not highly rated as a sportsman.
www.dailymail.co.uk
www.dailymail.co.uk
Footy star learns fate over 'embarrassing' incident with girlfriend
Brisbane Broncos NRL star TC Robati, 19, was fined $1,000 in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Thursday for an incident with his girlfriend in Fortitude Valley in the inner city on September 5.
Broncos young gun Teui Robati stood down over sexual assault charges
Brisbane Broncos young gun Teui 'TC' Robati has been stood down from the club following an alleged incident involving a woman at a Brisbane venue on December 21.
Broncosgirl
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WTF?!?
Sorry for the lack of knowledge .. if we terminate TC, does the $$'s go back onto available cap?
Sorry for the lack of knowledge .. if we terminate TC, does the $$'s go back onto available cap?
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Not sure but they probably won’t act until the court case has run it’s course which could be years
Broncosgirl
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Yea, I thought about the length of time it will take right after I posted. Cheers, @Tristan1990
Foordy
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the club may be able to apply to the NRL for salary cap exemption (and Robati to be not included in the top 30).
I believe the Dragons did that for De Belin (and possible Manly for their hooker that was convicted).
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Broncos have been planning for this. They knew already what was coming.
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Early reports sounded like he felt someone up. I assume the club were always aware it was actually a "rape" case?
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I thought the same.....thought the early reports were
that he grabbed some chick on the arse?
Still.....should we as a club be sacking him before he's been found guilty?
Plenty of rape cases where its been found to be a complete fabrication by the "victim".....
McHunt
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Same charge as Tristan Sailor.
McHunt
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Quite a lot of these high profile rape cases are when the woman is intoxicated, can't remember what happened the night before, therefore couldn't have consented. From what I've seen the woman rarely wins in these blackout cases, but the reality remains unclear. I'm betting for some of us this scenario might ring a bell.
Moral: steer clear of mad drunken women no matter how laid back they seem.
Culhwch
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I hope not, I'd rather think the majority of members here aren't scumbags.
