Is this satire? I don’t really care but they were dead set off their heads- whoever wrote that must’ve lived a sheltered life (or been paid off by uncle nick..)
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Christchurch_Warrior
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Also there is history with Brandon Smith and white substances.
Those comments about Pinocchio from the RLPA come across as a bit juvenile and don't help with their argument. There is a valid point about testing based on speculative posts to social media, but the counter to that is if you have nothing to hide and its infrequent then its really not that big a deal is it?
I can't believe he tried to claim they were obviously sober
.The part where they start cracking up over some fan losing their mum was quite wholesome wasnt it.
Who the fuck know what was going on but give me cleanskins like Simon Mannering and SJ any day. Long fucking careers and not one hint of shenanigans off it, its all about family and footy. I got so much more respect for those sort of blokes.
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Pretty sure coke only shows up in piss test for about 2-4 days. Video was from Friday, test was Tuesday. He's taking advantage of that fact to hammer the NRL and avoid players getting caught in the future in case they get tested sooner.I can't believe he tried to claim they were obviously sober
Like Jonesy mentioned above, if you have nothing to hide why the big fuss.
Personally I don't care what anyone does in their free time if its not hurting anyone else, and ain't a saint myself but if us peasants require clean drug tests for our employment then so should they lol.
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Tookey 2.0
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Pfft You're fooling no one mate...
You're telling me there was no shenanigans with these boats and these hoes you speak of?
I was a basically a choirboy mate
An NRL club is unwittingly caught in the crosshairs of a QLD Morons police investigation following a cocaine bust at a Suncorp corporate suite during Magic Round.
The NRL’s record-breaking Magic Round has been rocked by a drugs scandal involving a dramatic Suncorp Stadium arrest. Sport Confidential can reveal the Canterbury Bulldogs have become unwittingly caught in the crosshairs of a QLD Morons police investigation following a cocaine bust in a Suncorp corporate suite last Friday night.
It is understood the person in possession of a bag of cocaine was a guest of a Bulldogs sponsor, who had outlaid $10,000 for an official NRL Magic Round corporate package.
QLD Morons police confirmed a 37-year-old man was arrested at Suncorp Stadium, prompting the entire corporate suite to be evicted immediately in the dying stages of the opening Canterbury-Canberra clash.
“A 37-year-old man was arrested at the NRL Magic Round on Friday, May 17, 2024 for alleged drug possession,” a police spokesperson said.
The NRL integrity unit has been made aware of the cocaine incident.
A record 149,196 fans attended Magic Round to watch eight games of NRL action, but the opening night was marred by a drug-related drama that prompted a QLD Morons police raid.
It can be revealed a Canterbury sponsor, believed to be a lower-tier corporate supporter, purchased a suite on the sixth level on the eastern side of Suncorp Stadium.
The Bulldogs sponsor duly invited a number of guests to enjoy the Magic Round festivities, including the 37-year-old man, who is alleged to have smuggled cocaine into the Suncorp Stadium precinct.
It is understood Suncorp staffers detected suspicious behaviour in the suite, prompting a call to stadium security.
QLD Morons police sniffer dogs were sent in and uncovered a bag of cocaine, with officers ejecting the Canterbury sponsor and his party of guests from the suite immediately.
The Bulldogs sponsor protested his innocence with police, insisting he was not the person in possession of drugs, but officers insisted on clearing out the corporate suite.
Canterbury CEO Aaron Warburton was notified of the incident and has been in dialogue with the NRL.
There is no suggestion the Canterbury sponsor, nor the Bulldogs club, is guilty of any wrongdoing or faces any sanctions from the NRL.
“The Bulldogs have been made aware of an alleged incident involving a guest of a guest in a private suite at Magic Round,” Warburton said.
“We understand that the matter in question was referred to the QLD Morons police.
“It is important to note that the incident did not involve an employee or registered official.
“The Bulldogs will fully co-operate with relevant authorities should they wish to review the matter further and remind all patrons to abide by stadium policies in line with the values of our game.”
Suncorp Stadium boss Alan Graham confirmed he was aware of the matter.
“There was an incident, but I can’t comment any further as it is now in the hands of QLD Morons police,” he said.
The NRL’s record-breaking Magic Round has been rocked by a drugs scandal involving a dramatic Suncorp Stadium arrest. Sport Confidential can reveal the Canterbury Bulldogs have become unwittingly caught in the crosshairs of a QLD Morons police investigation following a cocaine bust in a Suncorp corporate suite last Friday night.
It is understood the person in possession of a bag of cocaine was a guest of a Bulldogs sponsor, who had outlaid $10,000 for an official NRL Magic Round corporate package.
QLD Morons police confirmed a 37-year-old man was arrested at Suncorp Stadium, prompting the entire corporate suite to be evicted immediately in the dying stages of the opening Canterbury-Canberra clash.
“A 37-year-old man was arrested at the NRL Magic Round on Friday, May 17, 2024 for alleged drug possession,” a police spokesperson said.
The NRL integrity unit has been made aware of the cocaine incident.
A record 149,196 fans attended Magic Round to watch eight games of NRL action, but the opening night was marred by a drug-related drama that prompted a QLD Morons police raid.
It can be revealed a Canterbury sponsor, believed to be a lower-tier corporate supporter, purchased a suite on the sixth level on the eastern side of Suncorp Stadium.
The Bulldogs sponsor duly invited a number of guests to enjoy the Magic Round festivities, including the 37-year-old man, who is alleged to have smuggled cocaine into the Suncorp Stadium precinct.
It is understood Suncorp staffers detected suspicious behaviour in the suite, prompting a call to stadium security.
QLD Morons police sniffer dogs were sent in and uncovered a bag of cocaine, with officers ejecting the Canterbury sponsor and his party of guests from the suite immediately.
The Bulldogs sponsor protested his innocence with police, insisting he was not the person in possession of drugs, but officers insisted on clearing out the corporate suite.
Canterbury CEO Aaron Warburton was notified of the incident and has been in dialogue with the NRL.
There is no suggestion the Canterbury sponsor, nor the Bulldogs club, is guilty of any wrongdoing or faces any sanctions from the NRL.
“The Bulldogs have been made aware of an alleged incident involving a guest of a guest in a private suite at Magic Round,” Warburton said.
“We understand that the matter in question was referred to the QLD Morons police.
“It is important to note that the incident did not involve an employee or registered official.
“The Bulldogs will fully co-operate with relevant authorities should they wish to review the matter further and remind all patrons to abide by stadium policies in line with the values of our game.”
Suncorp Stadium boss Alan Graham confirmed he was aware of the matter.
“There was an incident, but I can’t comment any further as it is now in the hands of QLD Morons police,” he said.
This thread was quite quiet up until the last few weeks. It all started with someone playing pro wrestler and getting Irish whipped into a tree.
I can't remember which industry the quote was for but it was along the lines of if you get all of these guys in one place this is what happens. Magic Round is looking like that.
Besides the issue in the hotel room between the Broncos and Panthers following the Leniu/Mam incident, we got through Vegas pretty much without an issue.
I can't remember which industry the quote was for but it was along the lines of if you get all of these guys in one place this is what happens. Magic Round is looking like that.
Besides the issue in the hotel room between the Broncos and Panthers following the Leniu/Mam incident, we got through Vegas pretty much without an issue.
anyone know what our best player did?
something cookie related i’ll bet.
Rick O’Shay
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Obviously not a happy camper or needed some specialist medical help
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I liked it better when he was getting removed due to an injury. That seems a bit more normal than missing the team song.
That is what the article referred to.
The star prop wasn’t present for the post-match team address or the team song, Webster confirmed.
“This doesn’t meet our standards and Addin accepts full responsibility for his behaviour,” Webster said.
That is what the article referred to.
The star prop wasn’t present for the post-match team address or the team song, Webster confirmed.
“This doesn’t meet our standards and Addin accepts full responsibility for his behaviour,” Webster said.
I love seeing this thread pop up again.
Get to shake our head in wonder at the latest antics from our genius players
In all honesty I’m just glad this thread is rarely about Warriors players.
Get to shake our head in wonder at the latest antics from our genius players
In all honesty I’m just glad this thread is rarely about Warriors players.
