Yeah your right. With a bad record the activation points increase by 40%...which meant baker got an extra one week on top.
But without the ability of an early plea
Taking out whether Baker is Guily of anything, the sentence itself is ridiculous
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Yeah your right. With a bad record the activation points increase by 40%...which meant baker got an extra one week on top.
The common factor is that Jeff got unreasonably and unexpectedly cleaned up behind play.
But without the ability of an early plea
Taking out whether Baker is Guily of anything, the sentence itself is ridiculous
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Patrick Smith on SEN this morning reckoned he could have - just pleaded guilty as soon as he walked through the tribunal doors Tuesday night.
Where does Kirkwood say Farmer was standing still? He says in that passage that Baker ran towards him, he doesn't say whether Farmer is moving or not.Baker told the tribunal that Farmer had merely run into the back of him as he stepped into his path to prevent him running into the forward line.
"My intention (in blocking Farmer) was to stay goal side of him and to stop him getting the ball," he said.
However Baker conceded the ball was more than five metres away when he blocked Farmer and conceded his actions warranted a free-kick but not a report.
In contrast Farmer said he was standing watching the play when he felt someone make contact 'to the right hand side of his face.'
But he was unable to tell the tribunal who had made contact with him.
"Basically I was watching the play and the next thing I remember contact was made to my face and then I remember being on the ground on all fours."
Farmer then needed assistance to leave the field and did not play the rest of the game and is in doubt for this week's game against his former club Melbourne.
Fremantle trainer Barry Kirkwood also gave evidence telling the tribunal that Baker ran in from about 20 metres away from Farmer from 'a diagonal direction' and made contact with him.
But he was unable to tell the tribunal what form of contact Baker made because his view at the moment of impact was obscured.
lol farmer said he was standing still and kirkwood, baker and nixon said farmer was moving...
so is kirkwood a liar or is farmer a liar?
irrespective of bakers guilt, one 'eyewitness' directly contradicts farmers events.
did farmer lie to stitch up baker or did kirkwood lie to stitch up baker? interestingly the tribunal convicted baker on his own testamony and didn't believe kirkwood or farmer...
liars one or both them?
Why would an umpire belt Farmer behind play?
An interesting question raised by a caller on SEN asking what have happened if an umpire was in the place of Baker and the same incident occurred ?. ie. no vision and Jeff ending up with facial injuries.
Would Farmer have been given a holiday regardless of injuries sustained ?.
Not a Baker defence, I just find it a fascinating question/hypothetical given the lack of vision of the incident.
He's a dirty little mongrel. Don't feel sorry for him, people like him should be behind bars not on football fields.
Dead right.Forget any evidence Farmer,Kirkwood or Nixon gave.
This has come down to Steven Barker's evidence and tribunal said after taking it into account they found him guilty.
St Kilda are only appealing because they did not agree with the tribunal's decision. They don't have any new evidence therefore the appeal will fail and it will be a short night.
Actually that isn't true at all.This has come down to Steven Barker's evidence and tribunal said after taking it into account they found him guilty.
JeffDunne said:I've seen worse injuries in Netball
An interesting question raised by a caller on SEN asking what have happened if an umpire was in the place of Baker and the same incident occurred ?. ie. no vision and Jeff ending up with facial injuries.
Would Farmer have been given a holiday regardless of injuries sustained ?.
Not a Baker defence, I just find it a fascinating question/hypothetical given the lack of vision of the incident.
Look, consider it a hypothetical.
Kind of like what you would do with what your username falsely suggests....
I think I wouldn't watch it, but that's only because I can't look at Culkin without choking up and thinking about where his career has gone.
However if it was someone like Gary Coleman from TV's Different Strokes I rekon I'd have a new found respect for him and the show and could possible purchase all seasons on DVD.
I'm not surprised your contribution to this thread is nothing but a mindless troll.I'm not surprised you watch Netball,