Analysis Death-Riding Melbourne 2018 (now with poll)
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yes, I understand 16 is the legal age of consent in Victoria.
she was under 18, which means she was still legally a minor. ergo, a child.
even if she wasn't a minor - publishing unauthorized photos is not a registrable offence in Victoria, so get your facts straight.
being sentenced for sexual performance involving a minor is... sound like anyone you know?
the wider question on why - in the situation of a 48yr old man (the same man who, incidentally, pleaded guilty to bashing a subsequent fiancée and served 200 hrs of community service) indulging in a extra-martial, drug-fuelled, sexually explicit affair with a minor - you choose to focus on and blame the child victim... well that says more about you than it does about the child involved IMO.
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Steady on. I’m not supporting Nixon here, I just don’t support her being a victim when she’s the only one who committed a crime.
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She’s a victim. No doubt about it. Nixon presented predatory grooming behaviour. She was a child.
Her actions regarding the photos scream of either a call for help in a tough situation or immaturity of how to deal with that situation. Neither motivation is the actions of adult decision making.
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Stress-free Dee relishing his shot up forward - http://m.afl.com.au/news/2018-02-11/stressfree-dee-relishing-his-shot-up-forward
The club hasn't come back to me yet. Hopefully we get something done soon
Sorry Tom, Jake has all the $ now. Best look somewhere else
The club hasn't come back to me yet. Hopefully we get something done soon
Sorry Tom, Jake has all the $ now. Best look somewhere else
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Hmmm, could end up being this year's Jackson Trengove...
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Some would suggest she groomed him .... for her own motivations of celebrity
Was she underage?
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Yes, she was 17 so there are no excuses on his part.
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Except he is goodHmmm, could end up being this year's Jackson Trengove...
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I rate Trengove as a defender, just not as a forward.
I'm not sure that's under the age of consent in Vic unless he was in a position of power.
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Regardless of what the law is & it's inconsistent across the country, someone Ricky Nixon's age should not be involved with a minor. There are no exceptions.
Well the law should be changed to reflect that. I can only assume the age of consent is 16 because they're happy for people of that age to shag adults.
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This thread is about death riding Melbourne, not about a girl riding someone who looks like he is near death
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AFL poaches Dees' fitness coach to guide umps
Ben Guthrie
Feb 12, 2018 2:40PM
The AFL has poached Melbourne's Rob Jackson to head its high performance program
Related
MELBOURNE's high performance team has been raided by the AFL's umpiring department, with strength and conditioning manager Rob Jackson leaving to take charge of the AFL umpires' fitness program.
Jackson, who was the second in charge to elite performance manager Dave Misson at the Demons, will join the AFL umpiring team that recently appointed Grant Williams as its boss.
The Demons' staff and players were told of his departure on Monday morning.
Jackson joined Melbourne alongside Misson in 2012 following a two-year stint with the fitness guru under Ross Lyon at St Kilda.
He also previously worked at NRL club Melbourne Storm.
When asked about the switch, Jackson said he was looking forward to finally working with a group who he could push hard.
"To work with a group more renowned for their work ethic than image, and who will not take a backward step when handed a challenge at training is really exciting"
"Ive already had some conversations with a few of the guys, and Ray Chamberlain in particular said he for one would love a training camp to bond with the boys while getting sweaty and working hard together"
Ben Guthrie
Feb 12, 2018 2:40PM
The AFL has poached Melbourne's Rob Jackson to head its high performance program
Related
MELBOURNE's high performance team has been raided by the AFL's umpiring department, with strength and conditioning manager Rob Jackson leaving to take charge of the AFL umpires' fitness program.
Jackson, who was the second in charge to elite performance manager Dave Misson at the Demons, will join the AFL umpiring team that recently appointed Grant Williams as its boss.
The Demons' staff and players were told of his departure on Monday morning.
Jackson joined Melbourne alongside Misson in 2012 following a two-year stint with the fitness guru under Ross Lyon at St Kilda.
He also previously worked at NRL club Melbourne Storm.
When asked about the switch, Jackson said he was looking forward to finally working with a group who he could push hard.
"To work with a group more renowned for their work ethic than image, and who will not take a backward step when handed a challenge at training is really exciting"
"Ive already had some conversations with a few of the guys, and Ray Chamberlain in particular said he for one would love a training camp to bond with the boys while getting sweaty and working hard together"
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I'm assuming the last 2 paragraphs were not real quotes....AFL poaches Dees' fitness coach to guide umps
Ben Guthrie
Feb 12, 2018 2:40PM
The AFL has poached Melbourne's Rob Jackson to head its high performance program
Related
MELBOURNE's high performance team has been raided by the AFL's umpiring department, with strength and conditioning manager Rob Jackson leaving to take charge of the AFL umpires' fitness program.
Jackson, who was the second in charge to elite performance manager Dave Misson at the Demons, will join the AFL umpiring team that recently appointed Grant Williams as its boss.
The Demons' staff and players were told of his departure on Monday morning.
Jackson joined Melbourne alongside Misson in 2012 following a two-year stint with the fitness guru under Ross Lyon at St Kilda.
He also previously worked at NRL club Melbourne Storm.
When asked about the switch, Jackson said he was looking forward to finally working with a group who he could push hard.
"To work with a group more renowned for their work ethic than image, and who will not take a backward step when handed a challenge at training is really exciting"
"Ive already had some conversations with a few of the guys, and Ray Chamberlain in particular said he for one would love a training camp to bond with the boys while getting sweaty and working hard together"
Golumless
A bigger deal out west.
AFL poaches Dees' fitness coach to guide umps
Ben Guthrie
Feb 12, 2018 2:40PM
The AFL has poached Melbourne's Rob Jackson to head its high performance program
Related
MELBOURNE's high performance team has been raided by the AFL's umpiring department, with strength and conditioning manager Rob Jackson leaving to take charge of the AFL umpires' fitness program.
Jackson, who was the second in charge to elite performance manager Dave Misson at the Demons, will join the AFL umpiring team that recently appointed Grant Williams as its boss.
The Demons' staff and players were told of his departure on Monday morning.
Jackson joined Melbourne alongside Misson in 2012 following a two-year stint with the fitness guru under Ross Lyon at St Kilda.
He also previously worked at NRL club Melbourne Storm.
When asked about the switch, Jackson said he was looking forward to finally working with a group who he could push hard.
"To work with a group more renowned for their work ethic than image, and who will not take a backward step when handed a challenge at training is really exciting"
"Ive already had some conversations with a few of the guys, and Ray Chamberlain in particular said he for one would love a training camp to bond with the boys while getting sweaty and working hard together"
Game day bucket go boom.
I actually thought the fake part was the first paragraph where it pretended that Melbourne have a "high performance team". WTF have they been doing for the past decade, and why would you want to poach anybody out of it?
