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Jarka Redleg

Jarka   767

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i just heard a report that cousins was found to be at the same nightclubat 5am in the morning where he was questioned by police in 2005

some people never learn if this is true

So what? He's allowed to have a social life, perhaps he knows the owners or managers.

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Jarka Redleg

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True, he is entitled to a social life but the price he has to pay if he wants to play AFL is a severley curtailed social life.

Its Cousins call.

IMHO the price he has to pay is to stay off the booze and drugs, now if he was found goofed up to his eyebrows and tested positive then yes, I agree that he should be in trouble but really, what has he done wrong?

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IMHO the price he has to pay is to stay off the booze and drugs, now if he was found goofed up to his eyebrows and tested positive then yes, I agree that he should be in trouble but really, what has he done wrong?

Cant he stay away from these places just for maybe a couple of years when his career will be over by then.

No one will then care what he does then. :rolleyes:

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Sometimes the call of the wild is just to compelling for some. Personaaly i would take a couple of years off going to clubs etc and take to drinking warm milk for the moola he can earn.

He could always be prescribed ritalin and stick to light beer. Imagine the sponsorship $ he could get from those drug manufacturers.

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Jarka Redleg

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Cant he stay away from these places just for maybe a couple of years when his career will be over by then.

No one will then care what he does then. :rolleyes:

Once his career is over he'll be too old to go to those types of places :rolleyes:

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Apparently it was some kind of event at the club that started after midnight, he went with his girlfriend and allegedly left at 3.30am......

Honestly this is a ridiculous beat up over nothing, maybe it was not the most prudent thing to do, but he is still allowed to live his life, especially since maybe now he actually has some control over it again. If he does nothing wrong, which he apparently didn't, who are we to judge.

And I am with Madness above, that is an unbelievably reprehensible thing to say. Get over it.

Nocturnal Cousins a non-issue

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Jarka Redleg

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Apparently it was some kind of event at the club that started after midnight, he went with his girlfriend and allegedly left at 3.30am......

Honestly this is a ridiculous beat up over nothing, maybe it was not the most prudent thing to do, but he is still allowed to live his life, especially since maybe now he actually has some control over it again. If he does nothing wrong, which he apparently didn't, who are we to judge.

And I am with Madness above, that is an unbelievably reprehensible thing to say. Get over it.

Nocturnal Cousins a non-issue

I am constantly amazed by people's willingness to hang people with little or even no information on what really happened.

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I am constantly amazed by people's willingness to hang people with little or even no information on what really happened.

I am with you Jarka, its amazing really isn't it......

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