Sydney Stack Discussion

[Bazzar]

You have ben rather repetitive. I understand your position.

And his supporters haven't?.

 

[Rubber Hips]

....so want Stacky to be part of our 2021 premiership winning team....and just gets pipped by Dusty for a 4th Norm Smith

 

[sregit]

How can you have ano opinion that some think he's a tool unless you have hard it from a good source, ie the players. Stack may have pissed people off last year, hyperactive in a bubble may well do that, especially for half the blokes who didn't want to be there. Doesn't mean they want him gone. Hell some may even like him.

I think some at the club think he's a tool as you put it, just as a percentage in this forum think he's a tool. I didn't say people at the club want him gone, however, that might be a topic that has and will continue to be debated.

 

[sregit]

I hope that they don't put you in prison for doing 63 in a 60 zone, even if everyone thinks you're a sanctimonious individual and may think you deserve it too as you broke the LAW!

Try using an argument with some merrit. Covid breach v 3k over the speed limit....Really!

 

[Grrr]

Try using an argument with some merrit. Covid breach v 3k over the speed limit....Really!

But it was barely a breach. I was in Adelaide 3 weeks before Stack when their 'outbreak' of 30 odd cases in 2 or 3 families was going on. Nobody was wearing masks, there were no restrictions (other than 3 days), pretty much life as normal. Came back to Vic and no questions even asked. So that was how relaxed it was in Adelaide.

By the time Stack arrived, there were 3 known cases, in other words no transmission for 3 weeks. So the Covid breach would not even have registered anywhere but WA, and the chance that Stack in his hour or so in the Adelaide Airport catching it was almost 0. Not so different from a slight speeding charge, if you ask me. Certainly less dangerous than a drink driving charge, which plenty of players have been done for. Legally yes a covid breach, but in reality the danger was miniscule.

 

[sregit]

But it was barely a breach. I was in Adelaide 3 weeks before Stack when their 'outbreak' of 30 odd cases in 2 or 3 families was going on. Nobody was wearing masks, there were no restrictions (other than 3 days), pretty much life as normal. Came back to Vic and no questions even asked. So that was how relaxed it was in Adelaide.

By the time Stack arrived, there were 3 known cases, in other words no transmission for 3 weeks. So the Covid breach would not even have registered anywhere but WA, and the chance that Stack in his hour or so in the Adelaide Airport catching it was almost 0. Not so different from a slight speeding charge, if you ask me. Certainly less dangerous than a drink driving charge, which plenty of players have been done for. Legally yes a covid breach, but in reality the danger was miniscule.

The danger may have been minuscule, however, the law in W.A. was harsh but known by stack and he knowingly broke quarantine,that’s the issue. Which in my opinion makes him a tool.

 

[Grrr]

The danger may have been minuscule, however, the law in W.A. was harsh but known by stack and he knowingly broke quarantine,that’s the issue. Which in my opinion makes him a tool.

I very much doubt that Stack even thought of the consequences. I doubt very much that he thought he would spend jail time, and have to face court three times when everyone else was getting a smack on the wrist. He's 20 and bullet proof like most of us were at his age.

 

[smurfin]

I still feel the whole Stack situation is similar to me and roadwork speed limits.
I know the sign says 40, I can see there is no work being done, so I do a token slow down and cruise through at 90 instead of 100. If a cop happens to pull me over, I say I feel my actions were safe and reasonable, but I still expect and accept a fine.
If I happen to be intoxicated, unlicensed, unregistered, unroadworthy, on my last demerit point, etc ( which arguably Stack was close to) then I slow down to 40, stop on amber lights, etc, and don't draw attention to myself.

Surely there are plenty of others like me who feel they are reasonably responsible, but bend rules when they feel they are stupid and unnecessary?
Stack would have been very confident that he hadn't picked up covid in his short Adelaide stop and found it hard to treat the isolation orders with the necessary respect.
Just didn't think about, or misjudged the consequences of getting caught.

 

[4tune8]

I still feel the whole Stack situation is similar to me and roadwork speed limits.
I know the sign says 40, I can see there is no work being done, so I do a token slow down and cruise through at 90 instead of 100. If a cop happens to pull me over, I say I feel my actions were safe and reasonable, but I still expect and accept a fine.
If I happen to be intoxicated, unlicensed, unregistered, unroadworthy, on my last demerit point, etc ( which arguably Stack was close to) then I slow down to 40, stop on amber lights, etc, and don't draw attention to myself.

Surely there are plenty of others like me who feel they are reasonably responsible, but bend rules when they feel they are stupid and unnecessary?
Stack would have been very confident that he hadn't picked up covid in his short Adelaide stop and found it hard to treat the isolation orders with the necessary respect.
Just didn't think about, or misjudged the consequences of getting caught.

How long did it take you to learn the lesson?

 

[Lord of the Wings]

But it was barely a breach. I was in Adelaide 3 weeks before Stack when their 'outbreak' of 30 odd cases in 2 or 3 families was going on. Nobody was wearing masks, there were no restrictions (other than 3 days), pretty much life as normal. Came back to Vic and no questions even asked. So that was how relaxed it was in Adelaide.

By the time Stack arrived, there were 3 known cases, in other words no transmission for 3 weeks. So the Covid breach would not even have registered anywhere but WA, and the chance that Stack in his hour or so in the Adelaide Airport catching it was almost 0. Not so different from a slight speeding charge, if you ask me. Certainly less dangerous than a drink driving charge, which plenty of players have been done for. Legally yes a covid breach, but in reality the danger was miniscule.

That's like saying I just stuck the tip in so its not really cheating!

 

[A Tiger 4 lyf]

He Really had no choice but to break quarantine


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[Lord of the Wings]

He Really had no choice but to break quarantine


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Yeah he was really doing everyone in WA a favor

 

[tigerdan]

I still feel the whole Stack situation is similar to me and roadwork speed limits.
I know the sign says 40, I can see there is no work being done, so I do a token slow down and cruise through at 90 instead of 100. If a cop happens to pull me over, I say I feel my actions were safe and reasonable, but I still expect and accept a fine.
If I happen to be intoxicated, unlicensed, unregistered, unroadworthy, on my last demerit point, etc ( which arguably Stack was close to) then I slow down to 40, stop on amber lights, etc, and don't draw attention to myself.

Surely there are plenty of others like me who feel they are reasonably responsible, but bend rules when they feel they are stupid and unnecessary?
Stack would have been very confident that he hadn't picked up covid in his short Adelaide stop and found it hard to treat the isolation orders with the necessary respect.
Just didn't think about, or misjudged the consequences of getting caught.

Or how many people have been at a party and a joint got passed around and had a toke. The wowsers on here would be throwing us all in jail because you know the law is the law and we willingly broke it.

 

[Grrr]

That's like saying I just stuck the tip in so its not really cheating!

No it's just using some logic.

 

[Bojangles17]

But it was barely a breach. I was in Adelaide 3 weeks before Stack when their 'outbreak' of 30 odd cases in 2 or 3 families was going on. Nobody was wearing masks, there were no restrictions (other than 3 days), pretty much life as normal. Came back to Vic and no questions even asked. So that was how relaxed it was in Adelaide.

By the time Stack arrived, there were 3 known cases, in other words no transmission for 3 weeks. So the Covid breach would not even have registered anywhere but WA, and the chance that Stack in his hour or so in the Adelaide Airport catching it was almost 0. Not so different from a slight speeding charge, if you ask me. Certainly less dangerous than a drink driving charge, which plenty of players have been done for. Legally yes a covid breach, but in reality the danger was miniscule.

That’s just humbug though mate , the rules were In place for all to comply with , Stacky decided to be a smart arse and thumb his nose at the law and he’s paying the price, my sympathy has evaporated

 

[Cdog71]

But it was barely a breach.

No it's just using some logic.

Thats where it breaks down for me...its black and white to me about the quarantine stuff and him getting in another punching match shows he cant make disciplined decisions before he gets into potential blow ups.
People have come out and said he’s a good kid and nobody has come out and said he’s a stuff up that doesnt mean that some people at the club dont suspect he might not be able to settle and apply himself.

What its gonna take is for him to be able to do something that not many give him a chance of doing.
Which is exactly what got him good results in 2019.
It has to be effort over time and I hope he does but he’s the one hitting the self destruct button it’s not cause other people say he doesnt deserve more chances that got him into this mess

 

[sregit]

That's like saying I just stuck the tip in so its not really cheating!

Haha,that’s good.

 

[CaptchaProofBot]

apparently Monopoly was a big hit in the hub.......well not for Stack...he kept getting these !!!

 

[Phar Ace]

I think some at the club think he's a tool as you put it,

Anything constructive that might indicate your opinion has any basis in fact? There is evidence to the effect that some have praised him.

 

[Phar Ace]

apparently Monopoly was a big hit in the hub.......well not for Stack...he kept getting these !!!

Looks like you are planning a fun night - always buy the Vine Street set and the Trafalgar Sq set ASAP. Never lost when I can get them.

 

[Phar Ace]

He Really had no choice but to break quarantine


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I suspect he had choices, but couldn't or lacked sufficent decision making skills at the time. I think his plight is sad, a near second is the sort of supporters jumping all over him and waggling righteous fingers.

 

[CaptchaProofBot]

Looks like you are planning a fun night - always buy the Vine Street set and the Trafalgar Sq set ASAP. Never lost when I can get them.

oh boy....where's the kebab and strip joint ?

Richmond Tigers Monopoly - Winning Moves | Customised Games

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this seems to have 2020 code

World of Monopoly.com

World Record and different Monopoly Board Games around the world and lots of Monopoly information with brand new versions and previews

www.worldofmonopoly.com

 

[All Aust]

oh boy....where's the kebab and strip joint ?

Richmond Tigers Monopoly - Winning Moves | Customised Games

winningmoves.com.au

this seems to have 2020 code

World of Monopoly.com

World Record and different Monopoly Board Games around the world and lots of Monopoly information with brand new versions and previews

www.worldofmonopoly.com

Needs an airport and a beauty salon (as utilities) and probably a salt mine in addition to above. Instead of hotels, we should have Premiership cups!!!

 

[box070]

I suspect he had choices, but couldn't or lacked sufficent decision making skills at the time. I think his plight is sad, a near second is the sort of supporters jumping all over him and waggling righteous fingers.

Na he is a grown man that has had a privileged upbringing who should know better.

 

[SunshineBoy]

But it was barely a breach. I was in Adelaide 3 weeks before Stack when their 'outbreak' of 30 odd cases in 2 or 3 families was going on. Nobody was wearing masks, there were no restrictions (other than 3 days), pretty much life as normal. Came back to Vic and no questions even asked. So that was how relaxed it was in Adelaide.

By the time Stack arrived, there were 3 known cases, in other words no transmission for 3 weeks. So the Covid breach would not even have registered anywhere but WA, and the chance that Stack in his hour or so in the Adelaide Airport catching it was almost 0. Not so different from a slight speeding charge, if you ask me. Certainly less dangerous than a drink driving charge, which plenty of players have been done for. Legally yes a covid breach, but in reality the danger was miniscule.

Did you go to WA we aren’t talking about Victoria’s laws or south Australia’s laws, he was hardly ambushed , the rules in wa were well known, no says they are fair but they are what they are