Scandal Brad crouch and Tyson Stengle caught with illicit substances
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Also this top crows ex employee got sentenced today for kiddy grooming
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I think people are wrong to assume its marijuana. You wouldn't partake in something that stays in your system for 30 days if you're someone that's subject to random and periodical testing.
It's likely a substance that you piss out in 24/48 hours.
Also, potheads don't roam the streets acting like fools at 5am. They're usually in bed by 11 after consuming a family sized pizza.
It's likely a substance that you piss out in 24/48 hours.
Also, potheads don't roam the streets acting like fools at 5am. They're usually in bed by 11 after consuming a family sized pizza.
My guess is coke
Is amazing how many people in AFL fan land have their heads in the sand regarding players and drugs. They're young men with disposable incoming having barely touched grog in 6-9 months. They go hard in the offseason
Brad will be one of 40-60% (at a guess) of the league dabbling in a line or two. He just happened to get caught. It's no big deal as evidenced by the AFL super relaxed rules on it
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I don't get the fascination with snort.
If you had a choice between shagging a small army of (amorous/pretty) footy tarts and a little bag of expensive nose candy - wouldn't you Trojan up and shag the tarts??
If you had a choice between shagging a small army of (amorous/pretty) footy tarts and a little bag of expensive nose candy - wouldn't you Trojan up and shag the tarts??
Thought you were brown bread George Michael?
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"AFL's illicit Drug Policy"
What a joke. They brought in the 3 strike rule drug policy to cover up the games drugs problems
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40% is probably about right.
Probably a big part of off-season overseas trips is being able to get up to all sorts of stuff where no-one knows who you are. The important point is to not get caught and that's the damning thing about this story - how dumb can you be really?
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Adelaide drugs aren't known for their high quality
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You can take Stengle out of Richmond, but you can’t take the Richmond out of Stengle.
And for b.crouch to get caught up in it. Poor lad.
And for b.crouch to get caught up in it. Poor lad.
Enter Jack Watts!
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Yeah, has done Ben Cousins wonders.
Yep, a seemingly minor hit/run vehicle damage at 2pm.... being followed 4 days later by his retirement is the interesting twist.
That this led the news ahead of the Adelaide duo says a lot about the media, don’t you think?
Why have Port Power attempted to hide it? Bit like the SPP incident, eh?
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if it was my car I would not deem it a minor hit run. watts left the scene to get to titts and swimming pools
Probably because one club (hehe) covered it up and the other got on the front foot.
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You don't have to be Einstein to work that one out
Most frustrating part is having to listen to the soccer mums and the middle aged white men whinge about special treatment when multiple experts and lawyers have advised that this pathway is the pathway police would take for any possession arrest.
"AFL's illicit Drug Policy"
What a joke. They brought in the 3 strike rule drug policy to cover up the games drugs problems
The games?
Or the demographic that the players are in...well off little urbanites who probably can't afford to be boozed.
No different to lawyers I'd say
What cover up? What SPP incident?
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