manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
Trying to prove that her motive was purely to ruin him, not that she was wronged.
Drugs, Sex, Domestic Violence: Football's dark cover up
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The alleged cover up culture is alarming to say the least and does nothing to deter atrocious behavior by players. The suggested opportunism by women to just make this stuff up is cave man mentality. Covering things up simply empowers the perpetrators. And if this is true then in effect the NRL unknowingly rewarded Souths by giving them salary cap relief for Burgess. I'm not suggesting that every complainant should be believed but they should be heard and their complaint properly investigated. Time to toughen up and throw out the dirty bath water.
Her Dad is the same age as me and I wouldn’t see myself dropping anyone that big , that fit , in any tracks.
But I bet he would have liked to!
Shoe1
Journey Man
at least he could have given him a clip over the ear, and kick up the arse
Figuratively speaking I think that’s what he did , but the big Burgi would be an intimidating character I’d say and very unused to ANYONE telling him what to do!
Tbh haven't read/followed any specifics with the case. Just scrolled through this thread, and saw something about leaked information to the media. Generally speaking, I think if a third party was to publish info "other than when giving evidence", this info may be deemed inadmissible
Not sure why you think that?
How boring... Evidence Acts as well as in common law. If I knew this would descend into filth I would have never clicked a thread headed with the words "Drugs" and "sex"
Burgess' ex, father-in-law accused of trying to 'destroy' him
Sam Burgess' ex-wife and father-in-law have been accused of engaging in a campaign to destroy the former NR...
www.9news.com.au
Former Souths' star Sam Burgess says while he was angry he was being treated "inhumanely", he did not intimidate his ex-father in law.
Giving evidence at Moss Vale Local Court, Burgess remained calm as he denied prosecution claims he came within 20 centimeters of Mitchell Hooke in 2019 and said "I'm going to get you."
"That's not true," he responded.
manlyfan76
There is no A.I. Just better computers
Ahh so Sam is the victim.
Mal Cochrane
I'm not really Mal Cochrane...
I like the way Sam calmly explained to Mr Hooke that he is not a very nice man!
Ron E. Gibbs
First Grader
That's Sam "Twinkly Eyes" Burgess all over, isn't it? Calm, measured, always putting the welfare of others ahead of himself. Not just an ornament to the game, but an ornament to humanity itself.
‘The judgment he deserves’: Burgess ‘vindicated’ as intimidation conviction quashed
The judge found Sam Burgess’ former father-in-law Mitchell Hooke’s version of events could not be proven beyond reasonable doubt.
The lawyer for Sam Burgess says his client has “finally been vindicated” after the ex-NRL star was acquitted on appeal of intimidating his former father-in-law.
Mr Burgess was last month found guilty of intimidation following an argument with Mitchell Hooke, ex-wife Phoebe Burgess’ father, at his property near Bowral in October 2019.
Mr Burgess successfully appealed the conviction on Friday at Goulburn District Court.
40 years an eagle
Bencher
Pot, Kettle, black. A pillar of humanity.
‘The judgment he deserves’: Burgess ‘vindicated’ as intimidation conviction quashed
The judge found Sam Burgess’ former father-in-law Mitchell Hooke’s version of events could not be proven beyond reasonable doubt.www.smh.com.au
The lawyer for Sam Burgess says his client has “finally been vindicated” after the ex-NRL star was acquitted on appeal of intimidating his former father-in-law.
Mr Burgess was last month found guilty of intimidation following an argument with Mitchell Hooke, ex-wife Phoebe Burgess’ father, at his property near Bowral in October 2019.
Mr Burgess successfully appealed the conviction on Friday at Goulburn District Court.
One down. How many more court cases to go?
Former NRL player Sam Burgess will plead guilty to driving with an illicit drug in his blood after being pulled over on the Hume Highway in February, a court has heard.
The 32-year-old former South Sydney captain appeared before Moss Vale Local Court on Tuesday where his lawyer Bryan Wrench told Magistrate Mark Douglass it had been a “trace amount”.
Mr Burgess was driving a BMW X5 when he was pulled over at Braemar in the NSW Southern Highlands on February 22 and subject to a random roadside drug test.
He sat silently behind Mr Wrench as the lawyer said he would plead guilty to driving a vehicle with an illicit substance in his blood, driving an unregistered vehicle, and driving without a NSW licence.
MadMarcus
Toovey for NRL CEO
Well it looks like the Magistrate gave him a good eye balling and found "it's not his go".
www.news.com.au
Sam Burgess’s embarrassing traffic record
Former NRL player Sam Burgess has escaped a conviction for driving with cocaine in his blood after being pulled over in an unregistered BMW on the Hume Highway in February.
www.news.com.au
Well it looks like the Magistrate gave him a good eye balling and found "it's not his go".
Sam Burgess’s embarrassing traffic record
Former NRL player Sam Burgess has escaped a conviction for driving with cocaine in his blood after being pulled over in an unregistered BMW on the Hume Highway in February.
He can now become an Immortal.
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