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Its amazing how fast careers can change, andrew krakouer talented player formerlly from tigers now facing serious assualt charges of up to 20 years jail, has there been any footballer of late involved in serious charges like this since his dad was sent to jail for 9 years, amazing how a footballer like this can just throw it all away with something like this

 
Its amazing how fast careers can change, andrew krakouer talented player formerlly from tigers now facing serious assualt charges of up to 20 years jail, has there been any footballer of late involved in serious charges like this since his dad was sent to jail for 9 years, amazing how a footballer like this can just throw it all away with something like this

Doesn't look good for him or his brother, the judge has indicated that they're looking at a custodial sentence. Won't be 20 years, but it will be jail time. I bet he's spewing he's not in the ACT where we give armed robbers (Shotguns) and crooks who knife people suspended sentences as long as they're responsible enough to undertake drug rehabilitation, because after all it's really societies fault.

 
him and his brother belted the crap through someone

long standing feud with another family. I think he's up on Assault Occasioning GBH.


 

My understanding of what happened is as already mentioned, a long standing fued between a female member of each group. It escalated when a guy from the other group king hit Krakouer at a night club. Some time later they met up again and squared off, basically both Krakouer and this other guy accepting a challenge to fight. They took their tops off and then proceeded to belt the stuffing out of each other, I believe the problem occured when this other guy got beaten to the ground by Krakouer, someone else then kicked this guy in the head while he was on his knees.

Honestly I don't see Krakouer as being the total villan in all this, this other guy has admitted to initially assaulting him in the first place and he wasn't the one who kicked him in the face while he was down.

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