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I thought of Gina first then remembered BOndyGina's got a couple of $7m homes up here in Noosa Sound she could let him use for 14 days perhaps....................... she wouldn't want much - NOT MUCH!
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I thought of Gina first then remembered BOndyGina's got a couple of $7m homes up here in Noosa Sound she could let him use for 14 days perhaps....................... she wouldn't want much - NOT MUCH!
when was he arrested late 19th AM on Dec 20thIts only 2 days, or 1.5 if he has a 9 or 10am hearing when he will be released.
I thought of Gina first then remembered BOndy
Maybe by the time he gets released he might have changed his mind.Pretty sure he's straight mate![]()
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RFC will be better off with this thorn in our side out the door. I don't think the club needs the aggro.Agree he appears to be set upon, ducked under a swinging punch, got him to ground and took off. The hard thing is knowing what actually took place. Apparently has nothing to answer for on what was filmed -was given a move-on-notice, BUT, that was the start of the bigger troubles it would seem.
So while I agree the vision does him no favours if taken in isolation (no pun intended), the Club will be very interested in his decision process prior to the footage - it could be the footage confirms an attempt to avoid the confrontation, to do his best to remove himself in the face of an aggressor. Plausible but probably unlikely on what we've come to experience. BUT he deserves the chance to explain fully. So again, the layers. The Club will be interest in things the Law has no part to play in, but all may have some mitigating role.
Honestly think it is best not to condemn him or pre-determine his fate, but rather wait and see what he has to say for himself when the opportunity arises on Jan 6th. When you are a known person, and visible, it can draw unnecessary attention - look at what Dusty contended with early on and there was a quite the pile-on there for a while.
I think Peos, his Manager, is going regret not being more hands-on. As someone has said, but for a one hour drop in at Adelaide, the whole narrative could well have been different even with a similar set of events unfolding. Stacky has a lot of time to reflect on that. I think it shows the fragility of cause and effect sometimes and how each of us might have responded differently - even from one another!!!!!
I think we need to stop making excuses for an adult male who has chosen to put himself in a very risky situation once again. It’s not his managers fault, or anyone else. The first thing any young bloke needs to be taught is that you and you alone are responsible for your actions. His Gold Coast shenanigans should have been enough too have him keeping a low profile and avoiding late nights at clubs, for at least the short term. Clearly the penny has not dropped and likely never will if being sent home from the hub didn’t open his eyes.Agree he appears to be set upon, ducked under a swinging punch, got him to ground and took off. The hard thing is knowing what actually took place. Apparently has nothing to answer for on what was filmed -was given a move-on-notice, BUT, that was the start of the bigger troubles it would seem.
So while I agree the vision does him no favours if taken in isolation (no pun intended), the Club will be very interested in his decision process prior to the footage - it could be the footage confirms an attempt to avoid the confrontation, to do his best to remove himself in the face of an aggressor. Plausible but probably unlikely on what we've come to experience. BUT he deserves the chance to explain fully. So again, the layers. The Club will be interest in things the Law has no part to play in, but all may have some mitigating role.
Honestly think it is best not to condemn him or pre-determine his fate, but rather wait and see what he has to say for himself when the opportunity arises on Jan 6th. When you are a known person, and visible, it can draw unnecessary attention - look at what Dusty contended with early on and there was a quite the pile-on there for a while.
I think Peos, his Manager, is going regret not being more hands-on. As someone has said, but for a one hour drop in at Adelaide, the whole narrative could well have been different even with a similar set of events unfolding. Stacky has a lot of time to reflect on that. I think it shows the fragility of cause and effect sometimes and how each of us might have responded differently - even from one another!!!!!
RFC will be better off with this thorn in our side out the door. I don't think the club needs the aggro.
I think we need to stop making excuses for an adult male who has chosen to put himself in a very risky situation once again. It’s not his managers fault, or anyone else. The first thing any young bloke needs to be taught is that you and you alone are responsible for your actions. His Gold Coast shenanigans should have been enough too have him keeping a low profile and avoiding late nights at clubs, for at least the short term. Clearly the penny has not dropped and likely never will if being sent home from the hub didn’t open his eyes.
I think the Dan Connors approach is needed here.
I dont buy that bullshitHe grew up in multiple homes, around violence and stuggled to get food and shelter at times.
If you want to de-list him fair enough but there's no need to go overboard.
And I would say we have a duty of care to look after him considering we knew his issues.
Agree.I dont buy that bullshit
How long does our duty of care have to be for ?
We gave him a chance when no other club would and gave him an opportunity to develop himself both as a footballer and as a person
We have paid him decent money and resigned him to a better contract. We have given him another chance even though he has transgressed in the hub and could have put our entire season at risk. We gave him another opportunity and again he has transgressed.
We will support him until his contract is finished and help him with what issue's he has but once the contract is finished and we decide that he has no more credits 'IF THATS WHAT RFC DECIDE' then we dont have any more duty of care as we have done whats possible.
There has to be a time he takes responsibility for himself
Plenty of people have backgrounds and hardships that they have to overcome. It doesn’t give you a free pass to not be responsible for your actions.He grew up in multiple homes, around violence and stuggled to get food and shelter at times.
If you want to de-list him fair enough but there's no need to go overboard.
And I would say we have a duty of care to look after him considering we knew his issues.
I dont buy that bullshit
How long does our duty of care have to be for ?
We gave him a chance when no other club would and gave him an opportunity to develop himself both as a footballer and as a person
We have paid him decent money and resigned him to a better contract. We have given him another chance even though he has transgressed in the hub and could have put our entire season at risk. We gave him another opportunity and again he has transgressed.
We will support him until his contract is finished and help him with what issue's he has but once the contract is finished and we decide that he has no more credits 'IF THATS WHAT RFC DECIDE' then we dont have any more duty of care as we have done whats possible.
There has to be a time he takes responsibility for himself
We know he was out at a pub/club late at night, 100km away from the location he gave authorities. As an AFL player that’s just been sent home from the GC hub for similar reasons, I’d say there’s enough there to have serious concerns about his ability to make the right decisions. The video of the fight only adds colour to an already pretty clear picture.Facts first, the Club needs the facts. We need nothing it appears.![]()
We know he was out at a pub/club late at night, 100km away from the location he gave authorities. As an AFL player that’s just been sent home from the GC hub for similar reasons, I’d say there’s enough there to have serious concerns about his ability to make the right decisions. The video of the fight only adds colour to an already pretty clear picture.
I agree the club needs to get all the info and there’s no rush to make any call but I think the facts we know already are pretty damning
I still don't get:
- sister said no one died..huh?
- funeral 9th Dec, assuming Kevin Stack is the deceased.
- compassionate entry granted 10th Dec....huh ? time travel is possible now ?
anyway.
He is full of sh!tBrad Hardie said on 6PR yesterday that his mail is that the AFL is in the background pushing Richmond to find a way of cutting Stack loose.
If that is the case I’m sure the aflpa is pushing as equally as hard to secure his positionBrad Hardie said on 6PR yesterday that his mail is that the AFL is in the background pushing Richmond to find a way of cutting Stack loose.
I've no idea what the truth is but doubt I'll get it from Brad HardieHe is full of sh!t
There is no way the AFL would be pushing for a player to be cut based on what stack has done and hardie just speaking through his backside
Should have said he was "living next door to Alan"Ex prez. Alan Bond's house
The funeral was sept 27 thI still don't get:
- sister said no one died..huh?
- funeral 9th Dec, assuming Kevin Stack is the deceased.
- compassionate entry granted 10th Dec....huh ? time travel is possible now ?
anyway.