Greg Inglis

[eagleE]

Just bumped into GI at Randwick. Was wearing my members cap. He seemed very confident. Couldn't give him too much as he was holding his new born daughter.

 

[Ralphie]

Just bumped into GI at Randwick. Was wearing my members cap. He seemed very confident. Couldn't give him too much as he was holding his new born daughter.

What did he say to make you think he was confident?

 

[Daveagle]

On the field they are fair game. In private is another matter . Well done eagleE for wearing your cap and for showing due respect with his little one.

 

[Killer03]

Absolutely.

And to be honest GI doesn't seem like a bad guy anyway. Even if I saw someone that I just can't stand (say Justin Hodges), there is no way I would make a rude comment to him. And certainly not with a child present. I might make a cheeky comment to him if for some reason I was speaking to him, but would not be abusive.

 

[Ralphie]

Absolutely.

And to be honest GI doesn't seem like a bad guy anyway. Even if I saw someone that I just can't stand (say Justin Hodges), there is no way I would make a rude comment to him. And certainly not with a child present. I might make a cheeky comment to him if for some reason I was speaking to him, but would not be abusive.

I agree, if you put aside the black eye he gave his missus and the cheating to win whilst in Melbourne, he is probably a top bloke.

 

[MadMarcus]

Just bumped into GI at Randwick. Was wearing my members cap.

Why was he wearing your members cap? Is he ready to join a winning team?

 

[Clint]

Just bumped into GI at Randwick. Was wearing my members cap.

Why was he wearing your members cap?

Lol. I was trying to work that bit out too MM.

 

[Shoe1]

Absolutely.

And to be honest GI doesn't seem like a bad guy anyway. Even if I saw someone that I just can't stand (say Justin Hodges), there is no way I would make a rude comment to him. And certainly not with a child present. I might make a cheeky comment to him if for some reason I was speaking to him, but would not be abusive.

I agree, if you put aside the black eye he gave his missus and the cheating to win whilst in Melbourne, he is probably a top bloke.

Also you may need to overlook the large sums of money he pocketed that were meant to be spent on medicine and clinics for indigenous communities.

 

[6/71]

Lol at 'seemed confident.'

Were you expecting him to be a trembling mess?

 

[bob dylan]

He is a serious player when he is "on".

 

[Ralphie]

Absolutely.

And to be honest GI doesn't seem like a bad guy anyway. Even if I saw someone that I just can't stand (say Justin Hodges), there is no way I would make a rude comment to him. And certainly not with a child present. I might make a cheeky comment to him if for some reason I was speaking to him, but would not be abusive.

I agree, if you put aside the black eye he gave his missus and the cheating to win whilst in Melbourne, he is probably a top bloke.

Also you may need to overlook the large sums of money he pocketed that were meant to be spent on medicine and clinics for indigenous communities.

Melbourne Storm star Greg Inglis has escaped a conviction and been ordered to complete a diversion order after this morning accepting responsibility for an open-hand push on on-again, off-again partner Sally Robinson.
He has been ordered to attend a behavioural change program and pay $3,000 to a women's health service.
Inglis had been facing charges of unlawful assault and recklessly causing injury to Ms Robinson after an incident at her home in August last year.
However, the Sunshine Magistrates Court was this morning told the charge of recklessly causing injury had been dropped.


Read more: http://www.smh.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/greg-inglis-avoids-conviction-over-assault-charge-20100412-s2lg.html#ixzz3CyttyupD

 

[Shoe1]

Also Trolley Tracker is probably tailing him

http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_qyhZ9_eXCHM/SoNPdGnFtDI/AAAAAAAABv0/wO3OfapNviE/s1600/greg+inglis.jpg

 

[eagleE]

Just bumped into GI at Randwick. Was wearing my members cap. He seemed very confident. Couldn't give him too much as he was holding his new born daughter.

What did he say to make you think he was confident?

Ralphie, I was saying how Manly are going to win. He gave a bit if a cheeky smile and was saying stuff like may the best team win. He had confidence about him. No arrogance though. We need a bit if that at the moment. I think we can get them though.

 

[SeaEagleRock8]

Ritchie had the right idea, drop him on his head.
(but not while he's holding an infant, of course)

 

[HappilyManly]

Should have politely enquired about his Mad Monday celebration plans in a few days

 

[Jethro]

Ritchie had the right idea, drop him on his head.
(but not while he's holding an infant, of course)

Ritchie didn't do the dropping, Inglis did that all by himself and Ritchie copped the punishment. Inglis did the same thing the Dogs (Krisnan Inu) a week or two prior to the Ritchie supposed spear tackle.

 

[Pablo]

Are you sure he was holding a baby and not a stash of cash wrapped in a blanket?
Those are the bundles of joy he would carry around Melbourne.