sergeant pepper wrote:
If you ever want to see how skewwhiffed British society is then ask yourself where's the 10 page thread on this, or the strongly worded statements from the club condemning the behaviour?
After all we got that over Falou right? Where's Warrington's next opponent asking domestic abuse victims to attend the game and flipping it into a PR stunt?
Obviously physical violence isn't as bad as sending a tweet out.
you are so right, after all there's no evidence at all of what hes done other than a few tweets from "people in the know" there's a picture doing the rounds that could be from he car crash a few years go, but lets assume hes guilty and make a big song and dance about it.
Warrington have suspended him so hes done something but he might have nicked some kids BMX to get to training on, we don't know.
when Warrington have concluded their investigation into the incident(s) and if the allegation are upheld, than and only then is the time to ask what we as a game are doing about this incident, not a trail by social media. And yes, before anyone asks if he has done it he should be dealt with accordingly, there is no place in any part of life for domestic abuse. But lets get the facts first
they're investigating it and nothing had been officially announced about what he's done. Put your pitchfork down for a week or two.
