Manase D Day

[DSM5]

Fly into Athens, ferry to the island of Hydra. lovely old house (aren't they all). And that's a really good idea regarding stood down players. NSW Cup. I planned the trip to only miss one home game and be back for the finals. Optimistic?

 

[Budgie]

Fly into Athens, ferry to the island of Hydra. lovely old house (aren't they all). And that's a really good idea regarding stood down players. NSW Cup. I planned the trip to only miss one home game and be back for the finals. Optimistic?

Have a wonderful trip ... sounds great!

 

[The Who]

Fly into Athens, ferry to the island of Hydra. lovely old house (aren't they all). And that's a really good idea regarding stood down players. NSW Cup. I planned the trip to only miss one home game and be back for the finals. Optimistic?

Yeah. I don't think our NSW Cup team will make the finals.

 

[Bomb Voyage]

We heard anything?

 

[40 nil]

Manase is represented by high profile lawyer Margaret Cunneen. One of her roles is Deputy Senior Crown Prosecutor.

Margaret Cunneen - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

 

[mjb136]

Manase is represented by high profile lawyer Margaret Cunneen. One of her roles is Deputy Senior Crown Prosecutor.

Margaret Cunneen - Wikipedia

en.m.wikipedia.org

Marg is an absolute gun.

 

[SeaEagle21]

Marg is an absolute gun.

Hoping that such a high profile legal professional sees a good chance of victory and took the case on due to confidence of winning.

 

[Ron E. Gibbs]

I wonder if we'll get any reports from any media outlets. Does not seem to be a huge amount of interest surrounding the case, probably because of the time it's taken to get to court and the fact that Manase was never an established "star". Sadly, it might also have something to do with the fact that a case about a stabbing at a Mormon dance will never draw the same audience as a case involving sexual assault.

 

[Heckenberg]

I wonder if we'll get any reports from any media outlets. Does not seem to be a huge amount of interest surrounding the case, probably because of the time it's taken to get to court and the fact that Manase was never an established "star". Sadly, it might also have something to do with the fact that a case about a stabbing at a Mormon dance will never draw the same audience as a case involving sexual assault.

I'm going to go with the less noise the better. until he is cleared at least.

 

[Cameron]

Sorry Wheel, I'm off to Greece on Saturday week. no time till then. maybe another court reporter can do the job.

Gday Mate been along time since I've seen you on here. Hope your well and have a blast in greece.

Ok lads who's going to be our new court reporter????

 

[ManlyTragic]

I think it'd be moderate, maybe 400k. He was happy to have his previous contract reduced due to his inability to play.

He’d need that much just to pay his legal bills!

Just sayin’

 

[Sheikheagle]

I’m pretty sure Cuneen defended Snake

 

[The Wheel]

I’m pretty sure Cuneen defended Snake

She was one of the character witnesses for Snake, not his QC

 

[The Wheel]

I reckon kleingate will keep Masese out of the newspaper

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

I’m pretty sure Cuneen defended Snake

She did.

 

[MightyEagles]

Hoping that such a high profile legal professional sees a good chance of victory and took the case on due to confidence of winning.

More likely she took it on because she's a Manly supporter

 

[eagleron]

Yeah, it just amazes me how they drag this trials along for so

Lucky you brother!! Where are you going exactly?

Sorry Wheel, I'm off to Greece on Saturday week. no time till then. maybe another court reporter can do the job.

I'm going to that jewel of south western nsw, wagga wagga, bet you'd rather be me

 

[Eagle 1]

He’d need that much just to pay his legal bills!

Just sayin’

If he wins his case and he will, he should hit up the NRL for his legal bill. After all it was the NRL high command who thought he was guilty.

 

[eagleron]

He’d need that much just to pay his legal bills!

Just sayin’

Probably more I'd say

 

[Terry Zarsoff]

If he wins his case and he will, he should hit up the NRL for his legal bill. After all it was the NRL high command who thought he was guilty.

Send Major Reisman and Sergeant of Military Police Bowren, along with 12 general NRL prisoners, to sort them out: