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Rumour Liam Ryan

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iameviljez said:
No, I don't. It could be anything from a DV bashing to police racism - so why you're saying it's one particular scenario, with certainty, is beyond me.
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Innocent until proven guilty
 

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GreyCrow said:
You would think the 1st order of business is counselling dave123 can help
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I’ve just read the article that was posted on real footy

He was asked to move on for 72 hours in what was described as a family dispute

West coast have a number of counsellor and psychologist working in the team environment
 
coldlunch said:
as much as it pains me to defend West Coast, a 72-hour order can be given for all sorts of reasons, some bad, some trivial, but it is far from being a criminal charge. not a good look, though.
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A police order is issued when there is insufficient evidence to arrest and charge a person over allegations of family and domestic violence but police hold concerns for the safety and welfare of a person.

A police order provides temporary but instant protection for a person who is being threatened, harassed or intimidated. It provides temporary relief to allow the opportunity for a person to attend court to obtain a Restraining Order.

Police may issue a Police Order without the requirement to obtain consent from any person

To put it mildly there is hundreds from these issue every day
 
Look if it was a big issue police would locked ryan up or sent him to court. The fact it hasn't it a big thing. Also the cops are not investigating which suggest it isn't a big deal.

If it was and the cops ignored then the cops would face charges or scrutiny. That's like letting a alleged rapist not be investigated
 
dave123 said:
A police order is issued when there is insufficient evidence to arrest and charge a person over allegations of family and domestic violence but police hold concerns for the safety and welfare of a person.

A police order provides temporary but instant protection for a person who is being threatened, harassed or intimidated. It provides temporary relief to allow the opportunity for a person to attend court to obtain a Restraining Order.

Police may issue a Police Order without the requirement to obtain consent from any person

To put it mildly there is hundreds from these issue every day
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sure, but there also hundreds of serious assaults daily, so that's not a great comfort.
everything described in your post would be cause for serious concern. you'd be more hoping for something along the lines of breaking up a very loud argument in the middle of the night.
 
random260 said:
Look if it was a big issue police would locked ryan up or sent him to court. The fact it hasn't it a big thing. Also the cops are not investigating which suggest it isn't a big deal.

If it was and the cops ignored then the cops would face charges or scrutiny. That's like letting a alleged rapist not be investigated
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Coreect

If police charged everyone who broke the law there would court listings out the door

These move along notices are common ....let’s hope he learned his lesson.
 
Why was he playing in a football match at Kalbarri. Surely their contracts say something about not playing other contact sports outside of AFL?
 

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This is probably the reason 17 clubs overlooked him for a couple of years, he needs to grow the hell up or we will cut him lose like we did Newman.
 
coldlunch said:
sure, but there also hundreds of serious assaults daily, so that's not a great comfort.
everything described in your post would be cause for serious concern. you'd be more hoping for something along the lines of breaking up a very loud argument in the middle of the night.
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I agree

You try being a worker in the field

I work in drug and alcohol
My Partner works in child protection....we are so snowed under.....people have no idea how hard it is to try and get to everyone. Or just prevent stuff....
 
If people are supported right they do change thier behaviours...I've worked some people who youd never talk to outside of work but they change...its just a case of him realizing it also.
 

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Falcon27 said:
Why was he playing in a football match at Kalbarri. Surely their contracts say something about not playing other contact sports outside of AFL?
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I think it was fundraising social event from what some reports stated

Again calm down man ...
 
coldlunch said:
as much as it pains me to defend West Coast, a 72-hour order can be given for all sorts of reasons, some bad, some trivial, but it is far from being a criminal charge. not a good look, though.
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I think it depends on where this "domestic violence" phrase used in the article comes from - whether it's substantative, or whether it's just a case of a reporter putting 2 and 2, and ending at 5.
 
He has done incredibly well to get this far considering what he is surrounded with - if he makes 2019 pre season training it will be even more unbelievable.
The DV rumours have been circulating on social media amongst his own associates since the accident.
It's sad but it's most likely this will end in tears.
 
Tom_Thumb said:
This is probably the reason 17 clubs overlooked him for a couple of years, he needs to grow the hell up or we will cut him lose like we did Newman.
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Pretty sure west coast looked after him. Kept him on the list while he was in jail, and he played for them when his sentence was served. Then he retired on his own accord.
 
dave123 said:
I think it was fundraising social event from what some reports stated

Again calm down man ...
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All good. my question was more from a general perspective, not so much a Liam Ryan issue. Just thought clubs would not like the idea of players running around on country decks.
 

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