[Resurrected] Lol @ Parra
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mozgrame
Engorged member
Arthur probably told him that Choc leaked that news, and that he sacked him for it. Brad better not take him foran idiot.
eagleron
Bencher
News travels slow out west, they still use the telegraph, lol.
yokahontas
Bencher
Mum also had an aunty called Dyras (Athol's sister) who they called Dry-Arse. Had a weird obsession with bums, that family.
Especially since you've posted it 10 times in 8 different threads! The media should have picked up on it by now.
Loobs
Living in the demountable.
BA should probably get the sack for his recruitment master strokes, ie sign Choc so we can sign Foran. Foran has a two year deal with a further two year option in his favour. At this rate after year two he'll be close to worthless yet Parra will have to pay him another $1.4M a year for two more years. No way he doesn't excercise that option.
My disappointment with our form this year is balanced by Parra's daily woes.
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Parramatta Eels pivot Corey Norman linked to pills investigation at Star casino
Date
May 22, 2016 - 12:26PM
Parramatta Eels five-eighth Corey Norman has been linked to a pills investigation at The Star casino on Friday night.
The NRL integrity unit has been made aware of the incident which occurred around 11pm on Friday night.
Channel Seven reported a group of men were stopped during a routine medical detector search when a 25-year-old male was found in a possession of a container with unidentified pills.
Norman was with a group of friends and it is believed he was not in possession of the capsules but is part of the police investigation.
Police officers spoke to the 25-year-old man at The Star for over an hour, Channel Seven reported.
Norman has yet to be interviewed by police but are expected to call the Eels five-eighth in for question.
Officers are looking at CCTV footage of the incident and the pills have been sent for forensic investigation.
Norman will still line up for the Eels against Melbourne at Pirtek Stadium on Monday night.
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Parramatta Eels pivot Corey Norman linked to pills investigation at Star casino
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May 22, 2016 - 12:26PM
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Parramatta Eels five-eighth Corey Norman has been linked to a pills investigation at The Star casino on Friday night.
The NRL integrity unit has been made aware of the incident which occurred around 11pm on Friday night.
Channel Seven reported a group of men were stopped during a routine medical detector search when a 25-year-old male was found in a possession of a container with unidentified pills.
Norman was with a group of friends and it is believed he was not in possession of the capsules but is part of the police investigation.
Police officers spoke to the 25-year-old man at The Star for over an hour, Channel Seven reported.
Norman has yet to be interviewed by police but are expected to call the Eels five-eighth in for question.
Officers are looking at CCTV footage of the incident and the pills have been sent for forensic investigation.
Norman will still line up for the Eels against Melbourne at Pirtek Stadium on Monday night.
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Scorpio
Armchair Expert
Top comment on Facebook:
"The lab tests came back... They were salary caps."
Seriously what a basket case. The chances of them making the finals will soon be exposed as a myth.
Terry Zarsoff
First Grader
Can we just bulldoze that entire club into a big hole?
And as a bonus, can they take the extended Penn and Fulton clans with them?
And as a bonus, can they take the extended Penn and Fulton clans with them?
yokahontas
Bencher
Move along, nothing to see here...
Seems like he was at least smart enough to have a mate carrying the pingers for the whole group, Norman will just plead ignorance.
Ron E. Gibbs
First Grader
And being a rugby league player, that plea will obviously be accepted.
HappilyManly
Journey Man
”It's understood the capsules were allegedly found on Norman, however a friend claimed to security they were his.” 
Shoe1
Journey Man
Betting Market of the Week: The next drama to engulf the Parramatta Eels will be:
$6.00: A Beau Scott serial killer investigation
$3.00: Corey Norman joins the Hells Angels
$5.50: Semi Radradra leaves to play Fiji 7s rugby union
$7.00: Junior Paulo is secretly caught under a mask trying out for the WWE
$2.60: Brad Arthur’s first name turns out to be Arthur
(From making the nut. All sounds plausible)
$6.00: A Beau Scott serial killer investigation
$3.00: Corey Norman joins the Hells Angels
$5.50: Semi Radradra leaves to play Fiji 7s rugby union
$7.00: Junior Paulo is secretly caught under a mask trying out for the WWE
$2.60: Brad Arthur’s first name turns out to be Arthur
(From making the nut. All sounds plausible)
MadMarcus
Toovey for NRL CEO
What are the odds for "all of the above"?
HappilyManly
Journey Man
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp... dailytelegraphnrlndm (Daily Telegraph | NRL)
COREY Norman can expect to be subjected to target drug testing after allegedly being found with unknown capsules on Friday night.
As the NRL await advice from police over what happened with Norman outside The Star around 11pm, The Daily Telegraph learned the Eels playmaker would be in the sights of an independent pathology firm the next time they paid a visit.
Norman took the field against Melbourne on Monday night, just 72 hours after he was searched by security at the casino, and had just enjoyed a dinner with a colourful crew, which included a former Nomad bikie and a man known to police.
There were conflicting reports if the group were friends with Norman or Paulo. There was a suggestion the group had treated the players to a dinner as a show of appreciation for allowing them to attend the players’ sheds after Monday night’s game.
But Parramatta officials were quick to point out their dressing-room policy, and that would not have happened.
Eels board member Geoff Gerard refused to comment about the Norman incident when approached by The Daily Telegraph at the back of Pirtek Stadium.
He wanted to see all the details before he formally commented. He added he did not want to bother the players or coaching staff on a game day, and with so much on stake on the field against Melbourne.
It’s NRL policy to never confirm who, when or where drug testers will surface, but it’s understood Norman will not be missed.
The last time the Eels were tested was earlier this month. It just happened to be the same morning NRL boss Todd Greenberg made the trip to the western suburbs to break the news to the players about the he salary cap breaches.
The Instagram photo that appeared of the players also included former senior bikie Pauli Younan and accused money launderer Rafat Alameddine.
It’s been reported Alameddine is the older brother of Talal Almaeddine, who is currently in Goulburn Supermax after being charged with supplying the gun used on Curtis Cheng, an accountant who was killed at NSW Police HQ at Parramatta last year.
Coach Brad Arthur would have been deeply disappointed by the news, even though he did not let on as much during a Sunday press conference. Arthur joked a week earlier there had not been a pre-match press conference this season that did not feature an off-field issue.
On Monday night Norman was reunited in the halves with Kieran Foran, who was returning after a three-week stint in a Queensland rehabilitation clinic for personal issues.
COREY Norman can expect to be subjected to target drug testing after allegedly being found with unknown capsules on Friday night.
As the NRL await advice from police over what happened with Norman outside The Star around 11pm, The Daily Telegraph learned the Eels playmaker would be in the sights of an independent pathology firm the next time they paid a visit.
Norman took the field against Melbourne on Monday night, just 72 hours after he was searched by security at the casino, and had just enjoyed a dinner with a colourful crew, which included a former Nomad bikie and a man known to police.
There were conflicting reports if the group were friends with Norman or Paulo. There was a suggestion the group had treated the players to a dinner as a show of appreciation for allowing them to attend the players’ sheds after Monday night’s game.
But Parramatta officials were quick to point out their dressing-room policy, and that would not have happened.
Eels board member Geoff Gerard refused to comment about the Norman incident when approached by The Daily Telegraph at the back of Pirtek Stadium.
He wanted to see all the details before he formally commented. He added he did not want to bother the players or coaching staff on a game day, and with so much on stake on the field against Melbourne.
It’s NRL policy to never confirm who, when or where drug testers will surface, but it’s understood Norman will not be missed.
The last time the Eels were tested was earlier this month. It just happened to be the same morning NRL boss Todd Greenberg made the trip to the western suburbs to break the news to the players about the he salary cap breaches.
The Instagram photo that appeared of the players also included former senior bikie Pauli Younan and accused money launderer Rafat Alameddine.
It’s been reported Alameddine is the older brother of Talal Almaeddine, who is currently in Goulburn Supermax after being charged with supplying the gun used on Curtis Cheng, an accountant who was killed at NSW Police HQ at Parramatta last year.
Coach Brad Arthur would have been deeply disappointed by the news, even though he did not let on as much during a Sunday press conference. Arthur joked a week earlier there had not been a pre-match press conference this season that did not feature an off-field issue.
On Monday night Norman was reunited in the halves with Kieran Foran, who was returning after a three-week stint in a Queensland rehabilitation clinic for personal issues.
Shoe1
Journey Man
Pitiful crowd. Quick let's build them a huge modern stadium!
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