They've swept so much under the carpet up there over the years that there's not enough room to hide everything now...
[Resurrected] 2021+ On & Off Season Misdemeanors
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Bloke on the hill
Reserve Grader
Just waiting for the use of 'mental health issues' as Ezra's legal defence, 10,9,8,7
Nordburg
First Grader
It’s not due to no room under the carpet,it’s because the old bloke with the broom is no longer at the club
frank stokes
I discriminate indiscriminately
Karma for being a weasel...
Hope NRL takes the "strong action" that the Broncs and their supporters spent so long calling for...
Won't hold my breath...
Just like everyone predicted 🙄
manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
Not the best weather in Thailand this time of year, low to mid 30's and showers.
It’s a step in the right direction for Ezra, though this team of people he has around him now with the PR advice, someone must have noticed a step change in his behaviour pattern.
The harsh reality out of it is a 4-year old girl now has a fractured pelvis and burns on her stomach from the seat belt friction from the head on collision..
Hopefully the little girl makes a full recovery and Ezra can be a better person for this.
The '47ers
Your resident two-headed Queenslander
I bit of time in a cell might help him become a "better person".
Terrible news about the young girl, definitely praying for her and her family.
If Mam survives this on top of the Bali incident, it'll say a lot about the NRL's favourite sons the Bronc's and the protection racket that seems to be working so well for them.
JAC got sacked for a lot less...just sayin'..
Nordburg
First Grader
JAC is yet to be sacked and if he is or been told to look elsewhere,it will have nothing to do with the NRL.The NRL will give him a suspension then once completed that,he’ll be right to play with whoever he is signed with.As for Mam,the NRL are likely to give him a suspension at least longer than JAC,then it’s up to the Broncos to decide what they do about his future
Let's just see how the Mam case plays out Nordberg, lots of past indiscretions by Broncos players over the years have been swept under the rug before. The NRL have a vested interest with the cash cow that is the Broncos and any negativity about the Broncos impacts the NRL's profitability and bottom line.
madmax
Bencher
Maybe was the reason he moaned about Spencer calling him out? So he was upset about being called a whatever but he causes physical & more than likely mental damage to a 4 year old girl, Uber drivers financial future coz of his ‘high’ opinion of himself.
Fu<k him! Hope the NRL get rid of him! Bronson Xerri copped 4 years for doping & didn’t hurt anyone but himself yet this arrogant pri<k was driving unlicensed, drugged & could have killed the little girl. Like I said fu<k him & saying he’s remorseful? Crock of $hit! Only remorseful coz he’ll lose his salary.
You make a good point, and a good question, how long has he been on drugs ?, and why hasn't he been picked up (drug tested) earlier ?
Here’s the thing with addiction
It doesn’t always mean someone "has to have the drug" as soon as they wake up. In fact, research suggests that physical addiction only accounts for a small part of the problem.
Given this, there’s a world where he could use a drug like cocaine, which typically clears from the system within two days. This is about the same amount of time players often get off from the club, aside from a recovery session, which can be left up to the player after a game.
He’s a 21-year-old who made a terrible decision, one that’s had serious consequences for him—and more importantly, for the innocent people around him.
We’re all tired of the "rehab" excuse, but the truth is, we don’t know what’s going on with someone who clearly lacks the emotional maturity to handle their life right now.
It doesn’t always mean someone "has to have the drug" as soon as they wake up. In fact, research suggests that physical addiction only accounts for a small part of the problem.
Given this, there’s a world where he could use a drug like cocaine, which typically clears from the system within two days. This is about the same amount of time players often get off from the club, aside from a recovery session, which can be left up to the player after a game.
He’s a 21-year-old who made a terrible decision, one that’s had serious consequences for him—and more importantly, for the innocent people around him.
We’re all tired of the "rehab" excuse, but the truth is, we don’t know what’s going on with someone who clearly lacks the emotional maturity to handle their life right now.
47MVEagle
Bencher
Alas, I’m sceptical as to how genuine his reason for attending rehab is.
We often see it happen as part of the PR process when a player stuffs up & is looking down the barrel of criminal charges, & I’ve no doubt this is the main reason for it.
Also, I doubt he’s a genuine addict. He, like many other players (unfortunately) partake of cocaine because it’s a quick buzz, isn’t obviously debilitating as a physical or mental high & is quickly flushed from the system.
I sincerely hope the “addict” card isn’t trotted out as part of his PR campaign in an effort to garner sympathy for him.
LeonardCohen
Bencher
Don’t and cant know for a fact but the first thing that popped into my mind when I read he checked into a rehab facility was PR stunt. I can totally understand why people are throwing this idea around…short odds.
The '47ers
Your resident two-headed Queenslander
10000% PR, the spinners will be working OT behind the scenes with what to do/what to say blah blah blah
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