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South Sydney players in alleged lewd video chat - Consolidated Thread
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Stick to the facts.
No one is responsible or forced Sam Burgess and others to expose themselves.
Sam Burgess is one of the faces of league. A married father and expecting a second soon. The female conplained in house to his Club. The Football Manger replied to her email...no spam. She gave him her number. She was in Japan. He says he will follow up. He doesn't. Souths don't advise Integrity unit there has been a complaint. She follows up. No reply. She follows up again. No response. She contacts News Ltd...not enough hell breaks loose. Souths say subsequent emails go to junk file. Complete lie or gross incompetency by Football Manager. Both whichever way you look at it. Attempts made to sweep it under the carpet but not successful. Bulldogs drama now put into perspective by the general public as just a bit a harmless skylarking between harmless silly footy players and no where near as criminal or damaging to the game.
Media still want to blame Bulldogs.
No one is responsible or forced Sam Burgess and others to expose themselves.
Sam Burgess is one of the faces of league. A married father and expecting a second soon. The female conplained in house to his Club. The Football Manger replied to her email...no spam. She gave him her number. She was in Japan. He says he will follow up. He doesn't. Souths don't advise Integrity unit there has been a complaint. She follows up. No reply. She follows up again. No response. She contacts News Ltd...not enough hell breaks loose. Souths say subsequent emails go to junk file. Complete lie or gross incompetency by Football Manager. Both whichever way you look at it. Attempts made to sweep it under the carpet but not successful. Bulldogs drama now put into perspective by the general public as just a bit a harmless skylarking between harmless silly footy players and no where near as criminal or damaging to the game.
Media still want to blame Bulldogs.
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These players need to learn from the example of American athletes and celebrities. These Instagram ‘models’(I use the term loosely here) are clout chasing. They will publish any communications you have with them so any lude behaviour is just asking for trouble.
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Or did the media only bring it out this week?
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Imagine the cops coming out ummm we cant follow up on this murder case because we dont what the murderer looks likeDick-tator Greenturd should go over to Souths and tell them all to show him their dicks in a dick line-up.
Then match the right dick to the dick photo.
Couldn't you imagine.
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I know right. It would not be hard to narrow it down, they just don't want to.
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It was ok to go in boots and all and attempt to destroy our players but somehow circumstances are different this week...corrupt.
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If this went to an independent dispute committee we'd have enough evidence to sue greenturd for character assassination
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Lol @ dick tator, should make the Oxford dictionaryDick-tator Greenturd should go over to Souths and tell them all to show him their dicks in a dick line-up.
Then match the right dick to the dick photo.
Couldn't you imagine.
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It's funny how I was called a conspiracy theorist even a few years back when I was calling the nrlol rigged, now everyone is seeing it themselves.
Yeah, the media were notified on 31st of August and sat on the story for reasons only they can explain, I'm sure it had nothing to do with Rothfields pic with a stripper coming out just before it or with the rumour that Souths have some dirt on Rothfield so he won't even comment on this one for fear of having his dirty laundry aired in public.
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He actually is a dick-taker.
Ok.. there’s 3 people staying in a hotel room.. the police get called and find drugs on the table.. all claim they are not theirs... guess what the police do.. CHARGE the person that the room is booked under... no questions asked...
so in this case, charges are to be brought against the account holder, and it’s up to him to prove innocence
so in this case, charges are to be brought against the account holder, and it’s up to him to prove innocence
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https://www.msn.com/en-au/sport/rugby-league/burgess-brother-speaks-out-on-sams-mistake/ar-BBNoCId
South Sydney forward Tom Burgess has said that his brother Sam made a ‘mistake’ as the fallout continues from the ‘sexting’ scandal that threatens the club’s premiership campaign.
The Rabbitohs and the NRL’s Integrity Unit are working together after a social media account belonging to Sam was used to send lewd images to a young woman following a match against the Warriors earlier in the season.
There is no suggestion Sam was involved but it is alleged that multiple Rabbitohs players exposed themselves to the 23-year-old woman who has now gone public with the story.
The scandal broke just before South Sydney beat St George Illawarra in a semi-final at ANZ Stadium to set up a grand final qualifier with the Sydney Roosters on Saturday night.
“He’s disappointed,” Tom said after beating the Dragons 13-12.
“Obviously he’s made a mistake but he’s going to be all right.
“There’s an investigation going on now but they’ll sort it out.”
Sam chose not to spoke about the incident when approached by Brad Fittler and asked about the last few days after the game.
He was supported at the Dragons game by his mother Julie but wife Phoebe, who is pregnant with their second child, was not in attendance.
“It’s good to get a win tonight,” Sam said.
“I thought we were pretty scrappy at times.”
The incident also sparked an explosive moment between rugby league journalist Paul Kent and former Brisbane forward Gorden Tallis on Triple M over speculation Burgess could be suspended for the Roosters match as punishment.
Tallis asked if the ‘world had gone mad’ over suggestions that Sam could miss the game over a ‘selfie’ prompting a fuming Kent to shut him down.
“Gorden, it wasn’t a conversation of a sexual nature, from what I’m understanding,” Kent said.
“It was a FaceTime phone call to a fan. I think they’re vastly different.
“She hung up immediately as soon as he exposed himself and then he tried to call back three times, she refused to take the call, and the following morning sent an email to the club saying that she was offended by it and she wanted an apology
“Shut up, you don't know what you're talking about.”
Just what does Tom mean by 'he's made a mistake??? That puzzles me. He made a mistake speaking to the woman?
Then we see the words There is no suggestion Sam was involved.
Do they mean in the call or his account being used???
We shall see what happens when all the facts are to light and it is ascertained as to which player called back numerous times...
South Sydney forward Tom Burgess has said that his brother Sam made a ‘mistake’ as the fallout continues from the ‘sexting’ scandal that threatens the club’s premiership campaign.
The Rabbitohs and the NRL’s Integrity Unit are working together after a social media account belonging to Sam was used to send lewd images to a young woman following a match against the Warriors earlier in the season.
There is no suggestion Sam was involved but it is alleged that multiple Rabbitohs players exposed themselves to the 23-year-old woman who has now gone public with the story.
The scandal broke just before South Sydney beat St George Illawarra in a semi-final at ANZ Stadium to set up a grand final qualifier with the Sydney Roosters on Saturday night.
“He’s disappointed,” Tom said after beating the Dragons 13-12.
“Obviously he’s made a mistake but he’s going to be all right.
“There’s an investigation going on now but they’ll sort it out.”
Sam chose not to spoke about the incident when approached by Brad Fittler and asked about the last few days after the game.
He was supported at the Dragons game by his mother Julie but wife Phoebe, who is pregnant with their second child, was not in attendance.
“It’s good to get a win tonight,” Sam said.
“I thought we were pretty scrappy at times.”
The incident also sparked an explosive moment between rugby league journalist Paul Kent and former Brisbane forward Gorden Tallis on Triple M over speculation Burgess could be suspended for the Roosters match as punishment.
Tallis asked if the ‘world had gone mad’ over suggestions that Sam could miss the game over a ‘selfie’ prompting a fuming Kent to shut him down.
“Gorden, it wasn’t a conversation of a sexual nature, from what I’m understanding,” Kent said.
“It was a FaceTime phone call to a fan. I think they’re vastly different.
“She hung up immediately as soon as he exposed himself and then he tried to call back three times, she refused to take the call, and the following morning sent an email to the club saying that she was offended by it and she wanted an apology
“Shut up, you don't know what you're talking about.”
Just what does Tom mean by 'he's made a mistake??? That puzzles me. He made a mistake speaking to the woman?
Then we see the words There is no suggestion Sam was involved.
Do they mean in the call or his account being used???
We shall see what happens when all the facts are to light and it is ascertained as to which player called back numerous times...
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Here's the "reason' that there has been little movement so far on the Souths incident...
https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/bu...nday-invasion-of-privacy-20180914-p503u9.html
Having hit Canterbury with the biggest fine for player misbehavior in the game’s history, all eyes will be on the NRL’s response following allegations South Sydney players exposed themselves to a woman in a video chat. However, they governing body must first determine whether its initial punishment of the Bulldogs will stand.
AND from the same article probably why the reason the Telegraph has ramped up its coverage of the day.
The players have also been hit in the hip pocket, with Adam Elliott and Asipeli Fine fined $25,000 each ($10,000 suspended) for their naked antics at the Harbour View Hotel in The Rocks. The pair have also been charged by police with wilful and obscene exposure, while Marcelo Montoya $10,000 ($5000 suspended) and Woolford $10,000 ($5000 suspended) have also been fined by the club.
Bulldogs chair Lynne Anderson was overseas on business during the fallout,\ but addressed the issue for the first time in a letter to members. The letter, co-authored by chief executive Andrew Hill, apologised for the incident.
“As a club we were disappointed at some of the behaviours that took place at our end of season celebration,” they wrote.
“We understand that it was unacceptable and a bad look for the club and the game. However, we also need to take stock of the facts around the day and how this situation transpired. Our players were celebrating the end of their season at a private function at a venue that they had used for three consecutive years.
“The function was in a private area on the third floor and there was no access to the public. This was consistent with previous years.
“The invasion of privacy that has followed and the subsequent stories that evolved have had a major impact on the individuals involved, their families and the club.
“What we need to remember here is that these are good people who have worked hard within the community and our club. It is important that we remember this as we deal with the fallout from this situation. We as a club will stand by our people and support them as part of the Bulldogs family.”
https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/bu...nday-invasion-of-privacy-20180914-p503u9.html
Having hit Canterbury with the biggest fine for player misbehavior in the game’s history, all eyes will be on the NRL’s response following allegations South Sydney players exposed themselves to a woman in a video chat. However, they governing body must first determine whether its initial punishment of the Bulldogs will stand.
AND from the same article probably why the reason the Telegraph has ramped up its coverage of the day.
The players have also been hit in the hip pocket, with Adam Elliott and Asipeli Fine fined $25,000 each ($10,000 suspended) for their naked antics at the Harbour View Hotel in The Rocks. The pair have also been charged by police with wilful and obscene exposure, while Marcelo Montoya $10,000 ($5000 suspended) and Woolford $10,000 ($5000 suspended) have also been fined by the club.
Bulldogs chair Lynne Anderson was overseas on business during the fallout,\ but addressed the issue for the first time in a letter to members. The letter, co-authored by chief executive Andrew Hill, apologised for the incident.
“As a club we were disappointed at some of the behaviours that took place at our end of season celebration,” they wrote.
“We understand that it was unacceptable and a bad look for the club and the game. However, we also need to take stock of the facts around the day and how this situation transpired. Our players were celebrating the end of their season at a private function at a venue that they had used for three consecutive years.
“The function was in a private area on the third floor and there was no access to the public. This was consistent with previous years.
“The invasion of privacy that has followed and the subsequent stories that evolved have had a major impact on the individuals involved, their families and the club.
“What we need to remember here is that these are good people who have worked hard within the community and our club. It is important that we remember this as we deal with the fallout from this situation. We as a club will stand by our people and support them as part of the Bulldogs family.”
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Well doesn't that kind of say that it was Sam Burgess that was involved. It's wouldn't be that hard for them to figure out who were involved in the situation. I'm sure the chick knows who she was chatting with also. Todd Turdberg is a complete fuckwit to use the excuse "we can't see faces so we can't step in" maybe investigate the matter a bit more, it's not that hard.
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