Woman hurt at NRL star's home- guess the player, then read..
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Emma said:
A mate who he was living with at the time. A mate who he called and said that "We have blamed you. Hope that is okay". Seems odd to me.
Although I must admit by the time I went to read the story again most of it was missing from the post so I could have things all stuffed up. Just hit me that way the first time I read it. [icon_shru
Knowing golfers though it has hard to get them off the course for any emergency [icon_lol1.
All that aside I just hope as I said before this poor girl is not scarred for life although by all reports it sounds as though she will have a long road ahead. All the best to her.
As long as this dick gets time and out of harms way before he injures someone else and she gets better is all that matters.
last|soldier
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Innocent until proved guilty.
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The literary fart that is the RLW has managed to do it again - suck a player's dick in print just in time for them to be outed as some kind of degenerate, toey human. This week features everyone's favourite bastard Greg Bird proudly talking about his tenuous Aboriginal heritage just as the storm erupts about his penchant for sticking broken glass in womens' eyeballs.
God help us, there's a positive article about Lockyer in this edition too...
God help us, there's a positive article about Lockyer in this edition too...
There's been lots of positive articles about Lockyer over the years, and the only time it's been followed by an incident was his illconceived Raper joke.
Bird's aboriginal heritage huh? Great, now people are going to say "oh it all makes sense why he's a violent no hoper with no respect for women", and once again try to make our indigenous people look bad.
Bird's aboriginal heritage huh? Great, now people are going to say "oh it all makes sense why he's a violent no hoper with no respect for women", and once again try to make our indigenous people look bad.
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Coxy said:
The problem he may face there however, is getting a visa into the country if he is convicted and found guily of the assault. He will in all likelihood face some period of actual jail time, and therefore there will be a conviction recorded. This will make it more difficult for him to get into England or France (hopefully). Good move Greg, let this be a lesson for all others.
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They'll probably pull some aboriginal BS in court and allow him to get off based on that, and being a "superstar".
Justice will not be served in this case, and he should be locked up for that dodgy lookin Orr fella going to see the Mrs in hospital. Total breach of the AVO and disregard for the law.
Justice will not be served in this case, and he should be locked up for that dodgy lookin Orr fella going to see the Mrs in hospital. Total breach of the AVO and disregard for the law.
Already started that it's Cronulla and the NRL's fault for taking him to the City at such a young age.
When are these people accountable as their own person without blame being laid on someone else?
This bloke obviously has a bad streak and it would have happened had he been a league player or an office worker.
When are these people accountable as their own person without blame being laid on someone else?
This bloke obviously has a bad streak and it would have happened had he been a league player or an office worker.
