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The forgotten one....

cowboy_from_hell
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????? how would an afl lackey know what a NT judge is going to decide sometime in the future. pure speculation. afl person should be censured himself

Do you think it will actually get to the stage of the judge deciding on things? I can see the battery of lawyers making a deal before hand for slap on the wrist sentence and the judge simply signing off on it.

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    Do you think it will actually get to the stage of the judge deciding on things? I can see the battery of lawyers making a deal before hand for slap on the wrist sentence and the judge simply signing off on it.

    I wouldn't have a clue Ralph (nor would some afl lackey talking out of turn), anything is possible

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    Thanks for that Judge Hatchman

    Just because he is a good football does not give him an out.

    Do the crime, do the time

    May well be the result

    Whether he is indigenous or not let the courts decide on the facts black or white im sure if it was some melbourne born player he would already have been judged
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    It began in the Herald Sun the next day after the alleged assault .

    As it would for any footballer involved in a serious crime

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    A mighty big if cfh!

    He is in more trouble than the early explorers.

    I have a horrible gut feeling we might have seen almost the last of him.

    If the normal MFC luck holds out he will be gone away for 5

    I can wait five weeks

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    If he gets back, it will be a bonus for us. He's not the game changer M. Clark is. He's the icing on top.

    I think the potential of Jurrah if fit and free is limitless.

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    Has anyone else noticed that the last few weeks, Misson on melbournefc.com.au speaks through every injury on our list, but for last few weeks the only player not spoken about is Jurrah.

    Have to think there's something wrong there. have a feeling they're keeping him out until court case is over

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    Do you think it will actually get to the stage of the judge deciding on things? I can see the battery of lawyers making a deal before hand for slap on the wrist sentence and the judge simply signing off on it.

    This isn't the US where you can do plea deals, and judges don't just 'sign off' on anything. Sorry but that's just not how it works.

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