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It seems all our Christmases have come at once this week (with the exception of the Demon investigation!)

As well as the Essendon scandal, Bogan Brock appeared in a Crimestoppers ad in connection with a 3am robbery at Crown Casino. Brock phoned up to say he was innocent and didn't know the other two guys in the ad and is going for an interview on Monday. Hopefully, they are tougher than the 'international policeman' that interviewed Demon staff!

A quick telephone book around that big head could do some good.

Oh happy days ...

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Brock, the man who accused someone's mother of giving him AIDS, the AFL's star witness in it's seven month tanking fiasco, who does wheelies in his ute in private school car park, who was mates of a former gangster and went to his funeral was leaving Crown Casino at 3.00am at the same time as a bunch of crooks and doesn't remember it?

Why am I not surprised?

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Carlton players should frequent Crown more often. Bad stuff happens.

26 and still acting like an immature 18 year old. This guy was seen as captain material for the MFC. LOL what an imbecile.

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Brock, the man who accused someone's mother of giving him AIDS, the AFL's star witness in it's seven month tanking fiasco, who does wheelies in his ute in private school car park, who was mates of a former gangster and went to his funeral was leaving Crown Casino at 3.00am at the same time as a bunch of crooks and doesn't remember it?

Why am I not surprised?

You forgot about the brawling at Oktoberfest.

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I guess the only thing that we can thank him for in a round-about way was Pederson after we traded him (pick 5) for Gysberts (pick 12) and then Gysberts fior Pederson. Round 1 will produce all the answers!

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Surely, he doesn't need to be hauled into a witness box to determine if he's ugly?

Redleg, what's the penalty for consorting with known criminals?

We'll find out when Essendrug get done. BTW, this is the cherry on top of the delicious cake that has been this big week in footy for me! Only thing that can top this off is a win round 1

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Imagine seeing yourself on the Crimestoppers segment on the news and saying "When the f$&@k did that happen!!"

Hilarious. A film was made on that subject.

Called "The Hangover"

Excellent star witness. The Fink will slice him up just right if the AFL proceed with charges.

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It seems all our Christmases have come at once this week (with the exception of the Demon investigation!)

As well as the Essendon scandal, Bogan Brock appeared in a Crimestoppers ad in connection with a 3am robbery at Crown Casino. Brock phoned up to say he was innocent and didn't know the other two guys in the ad and is going for an interview on Monday. Hopefully, they are tougher than the 'international policeman' that interviewed Demon staff!

A quick telephone book around that big head could do some good.

Oh happy days ...

Carlton footballer Brock McLean caught in police inquiry after big night out

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The article says he was intoxicated on the night which is interesting.

Does anyone know if he has a problem with alcohol?

I'm not suggesting he was Franz Liszt at the time but one would be horrified if he was even a bit tipsy when he appeared on On The Couch.

And the AFL launched a 6 month investigation on the strength of words uttered by this person?

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The article says he was intoxicated on the night which is interesting.

Does anyone know if he has a problem with alcohol?

I'm not suggesting he was Franz Liszt at the time but one would be horrified if he was even a bit tipsy when he appeared on On The Couch.

And the AFL launched a 6 month investigation on the strength of words uttered by this person?

Malthouse is going to love this bloke.

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The article says he was intoxicated on the night which is interesting.

Does anyone know if he has a problem with alcohol?

I'm not suggesting he was Franz Liszt at the time but one would be horrified if he was even a bit tipsy when he appeared on On The Couch.

And the AFL launched a 6 month investigation on the strength of words uttered by this person?

hahaha Franz Liszt.

Haven't heard that one in years!!

Could it be he was off his 3KZ...!! :)

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is this bloke for real.. I cannot believe we all thought he was going to captain this club one day! what a dead set [censored]. carlton should seriously delist this bloke, wont learn, loves the night life and biccies aswell.

Moron

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I guess though if Caro ever writes a column on this it will refer to him as "...the Melbourne player protegee of Cameron Schwab who left because he was disgusted at the match fixing going on at the club....."

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