To be fair it used to be more prominent before the Turks on this particular thread.perhaps we could get the pop up warning before posting activated on the thread @tajhay ?
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It’s crack up how some are so salty about a simple request lol
Just admit you don’t know how to copy and paste ya dinosaurs
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Noitall's not full of shit, he already admitted he didn't know how to copy & paste until recently.
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Yep and I couldn’t give a flying fuck if you believe me or not. I’ve got better shit to do than make up rumours, I’m busy looking for them
Fair enough if that’s what’s necessary, didn’t really appreciate the credibility part though. Like I said, anytime someone’s asked where I’ve seen something I’ve posted, I’ve always been straight up with where and whether something is my view
It’ll be hectic cheese if he goes to the big house
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Can't decide whether to have sympathy for him or not, if his gambling addiction has wrecked his life then he'll be in a pretty dark place I assume.
He needs actual help, which he definitely won’t get in the NRL theatre.
The Smith stuff now looks like cops just being cops and wanting to beat the story through the media, which is exactly why they would have approached him so publicly at the airport without intending to arrest in the first place - i was ready to believe there was more to this, but come on, it's barely anything:
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/nrl/comments/1n0axrq/details_of_brandon_smiths_inside_knowledge/?post_fullname=t3_1n0axrq&post_index=0
Much worse in my opinion are the everyday conflicts of interest we see between club staff, player agents and nrl media ... pretty sure if the police poked around in that they'd be able to lay a litany of charges
View: https://www.reddit.com/r/nrl/comments/1n0axrq/details_of_brandon_smiths_inside_knowledge/?post_fullname=t3_1n0axrq&post_index=0
Much worse in my opinion are the everyday conflicts of interest we see between club staff, player agents and nrl media ... pretty sure if the police poked around in that they'd be able to lay a litany of charges
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Wonder what happened to that guy lol
Interesting point made about is Journalists breaking news about players playing/not playing (recent example of the Panthers potentially resting players effecting the betting on the game) any different from a player chatting to a mate in terms of providing information?
Fair to say Brandon has had his issues so let's see how that goes when it gets to court. tbh I'm more interested in the Roosters side of things. Squeaky clean they claim - yeah right. Just imagine the fallout if their house crumbles.
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Former NRL player sentenced to prison
He was charged with charges relating to rifle possession and drugs.
Zero TackleFormer NRL player Chris Sandow has been sentenced to prison after pleading guilty in court to a string of offences.
Per a News Corp report, Sandow faced Ipswich Magistrates Court on Friday and pled guilty to charges relating to carrying a weapon in public, possessing explosives, assaulting and obstructing police officers, and willful damage.
Per the report, the court heard that Sandow threw rocks at cars passing by a road in Riverview in March, damaging two vehicles.
Police then located Sandow with a rifle, a large hunting-style knife, ammunition and methamphetamine. He is then understood to have resisted arrest.
Sandow already had an 15-month suspended sentence on his record and that has now been activated to go with a fresh 12-month sentence.
Sandow's parole eligibility date is set for March 3 next year however given he has already served time while waiting for sentencing.
Sandow's lawyer Paddy O'Donnell said his client apologised and would take responsibility for his actions.
A former halfback and five-eighth, the now 36-year-old played for both the South Sydney Rabbitohs and Parramatta Eels in the NRL between 2008 and 2015, playing 159 games.
He then moved to the Warrington Wolves, playing 31 games across two years before ending his career in 2016.
The talented Indigenous player has had previous issues with the law dating back as far as 2017 when he was charged with a public nuisance offence.
Last year, he was charged with obstructing police after being disqualified from driving and sentenced to 200 hours of unpaid community services.
Sandow is a former Dally M Rookie of the Year and won the Parramatta Eels' player of the season in 2014.
