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It was a public "stoning" lol.About time we had public stoneing and hanging again...
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It was a public "stoning" lol.About time we had public stoneing and hanging again...
Blah. Am I the only one who doesn't really care about this whole thing with Melbourne snorting drugs? It seems people on here are just trying to find someone to lynch. First it was Naden, now it's these boys.About time we had public stoneing and hanging again...
Yep, they'll make sure not to do it again with that sort of savage punishment. Fucking joke really.A one match suspension?
Are they kidding?
We've already seen when they only gave Jesse Bromwich 2 weeks for racking up whereas the Titans gave Proctor double that. The Storm are happy to be grubs who talk the talk but don't walk the walk when it comes to their players fucking up. Helps keep their culture-myth afloat.If the Storm are such a terrific club - they would impose a longer in-house suspension on top of the NRL..
Over to you Bellamy
Yep. The Storm have come down heavy........one of the players is a habitual offender and surely must be on his last chance, another a player who is worth keeping and gives the side a good go forward, the other a player nearing the end of a career...In addition to the NRL sanctions, the three players have accepted Club enforced actions that will take effect immediately. These actions include:
Cameron Munster
Brandon Smith
- $100,000 (suspended) fine
- Additional behavioural conditions as part of a disciplinary action agreement
- Stood down from the Senior Leadership Group
- Will enter and complete a four-week rehabilitation program
- Will abstain from alcohol for a period of 12 months
- Consultation with club medical team and health professionals to individualise a comprehensive ongoing welfare program
Chris Lewis
- $50,000 (suspended) fine
- Additional behavioural conditions as part of a disciplinary action agreement
- Stood down from the Emerging Leadership Group
- Consultation with club medical team and health professionals to individualise a comprehensive ongoing welfare program
All three players will have individualised welfare support and action plans developed in consultation with Storm medical and health professionals.
- $10,000 (suspended) fine
- Additional behavioural conditions as part of a disciplinary action agreement
- Will assist with the development of a new education program for our young NRL talent and elite pathway programs
- Consultation with club medical team and health professionals to individualise a comprehensive ongoing welfare program