People have the right to believe whatever the hell they want, that doesn't mean it's reality.
He has the right to appeal, and until the decision is overturned, the fact remains, he is guilty.
Get them out of the club asap
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People have the right to believe whatever the hell they want, that doesn't mean it's reality.
He has the right to appeal, and until the decision is overturned, the fact remains, he is guilty.
We call referees a lot more than spastics on here feathered friends
Didn't Andrew Fafita get a 20k fine for having "FKL" ( for that one punch killer) written on his wrist strapping a few years ago? The journos cried long and loud about that one.
Shu should count himself lucky the NRL isnt making him cough up similar $$.
Shu should count himself lucky the NRL isnt making him cough up similar $$.
Reality is what people believe in their own minds
The guilty verdict does not rule out an appeal for justice
From the article:
"A clip of the try celebration, which was moments later ruled out over a knock-on, was then shared by western Sydney rapper and alleged senior member of the Alameddine gang Ali ‘Ay Huncho’ Younes.
“6 side king,” wrote Younes, tagging Fainu and Olakau’atu."
Seems like they're friends with the ALLEGED senior member. But anyway, which of us doesn't do a sign of our suburb whenever we're on the telly! 🤣🤣
Sorry @Red Pill but I noticed it immediately. I have also been pointing out the gang connections in posts that go back as far as 2019. The gang connections have been known since before Manase came into our system. Parramatta certainly knew about them when they passed on Manase et al. However, just because these connections were common knowledge to some, doesn't mean that others on here wanted to believe them, or thought by a change in environment, they wouldn't simply go away. The connections to place (2161) are entrenched, and obviously, the gang relationships trump relationships in the team. The situation is now completely untenable, and probably always has been.
We're not paid upwards of $800K a year to represent a Club with kids looking up to us. Ridiculous justification for his behaviour.
Reality: 'the state of things as they actually exist'.
What an absurd take on this whole saga. There's defending Manly, then there is delusional. You, my 'feathered friend', have blurred the lines.
Absolute Beat Up. Move on. Don't waste time/space.
Yes, yes, possibly just celebrating their love for their home suburb, as we all do.
And sure it's fine to support Manase, the club also said its going to offer ongoing support 'mainly in the area of wellbeing' - but they also said they'd make no further public comment because an appeal is foreshadowed.
And sure, maybe Manase didn't stab anyone.He just went as part of a friendly gang to do a little late-night friendly debt collection persuasion, as we all do. And when it failed at first and turned into a fight, they were shocked at the misunderstanding, so naturally decided to go back for another go, sneaking over a back fence. I'm sure they were only going to say please. Politely appeal to the debtor to do the right thing. No-one could have predicted a second fight could break out.
Oh and sure, Ponga just needed his mate to hold his drink while he was vomiting.
Cogito ergo dumb
47MVEagle
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Why should anyone be allowed to use the publicity they have access to by playing for Manly to show support for a convicted criminal?
"Reality is what people believe in their own minds.."
That's also the definition of insanity.
CRPSI eagle
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Happens in most codes around the world and not first time everyone would have seen this.
Again, Hasler is the core of the problem for allowing the club to put his players in this predicament and without consultation. This was not a NRL directive could almost guarantee the same reaction in most NRL clubs.
However anyone not showing commitment or wanting to leave we should make them welcome through the EXIT door.
Again, Hasler is the core of the problem for allowing the club to put his players in this predicament and without consultation. This was not a NRL directive could almost guarantee the same reaction in most NRL clubs.
However anyone not showing commitment or wanting to leave we should make them welcome through the EXIT door.
He is convicted but that does not mean he does not have a right to appeal for his innocence and for his family and friends to support him
The '47ers
Your resident two-headed Queenslander
That is your definition of insanity
Correct but it does not mean he gets treated as an innocent person. At some stage a person is guilty
47MVEagle
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It's Hasler's fault Fainu stabbed someone in the back & his team mates are throwing gang signs showing support for him during games?
Correct. But as the club appropriately said, Manase is currently guilty of a serious offence, and so won't make further public comment pending an appeal which may or may not even happen.
They can support their mate personally without dragging the Manly club back into the controversy. And FYI, there was enough in the reported evidence, and in Manase's own version of events, that I wouldn't assume the NRL would automatically agree to immediately register him even if he was successful in his appeal. Breaking into a church dance late at night with a gang to intimidate someone over an alleged debt? Yes a pillar of the community. And that is on his own version.
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