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Your Name wrote:Ex footballer, ex wife, shouldn't be long till religion comes into it.
Hard to see what religion has to do with it. It definitely seems way out of character for the bloke, not that we don't hear that in 95% of cases.Your Name wrote:Ex footballer, ex wife, shouldn't be long till religion comes into it.
Krump wrote:
Hard to see what religion has to do with it. It definitely seems way out of character for the bloke, not that we don't hear that in 95% of cases.
Your Name wrote:
Absolutely bugga all. But don't let that stop the media twist it. Bolt has already been mentioned and he wont be alone. It will be the subtle inference, they way sentences are framed.
I was erroneous assuming it was his ex wife he assaulted. It's his new wife he has marrried since divorcing his first wife in February.
ryno_ wrote:
On a somewhat related note - anybody see Bolt's tantrum yesterday about bludging international students holding hard working aussie students back in university group assignments? What rubbish.
This will actually be an interesting case - given ElMasri doesnt drink (im assuming he still doesnt), usually alcohol is involved in one way or another.
Your Name wrote:
Drinking is against his religion.
There it is again. It's so easy. Now to somehow imply treatment of women and how often it's not reported
I don't doubt it will happen but RYNO didn't mention religion, he just said he doesn't drink.Your Name wrote:
Drinking is against his religion.
There it is again. It's so easy. Now to somehow imply treatment of women and how often it's not reported
Krump wrote:
I don't doubt it will happen but RYNO didn't mention religion, he just said he doesn't drink.
Edit; nevermind it appears I was wrong. Nothing to see here.
Ever? What if she likes a spanking?Bren wrote:The point of the matter is simple. It is never okay to hit a women. Ever. The end.
ryno_ wrote:Your Name wrote:
Absolutely bugga all. But don't let that stop the media twist it. Bolt has already been mentioned and he wont be alone. It will be the subtle inference, they way sentences are framed.
I was erroneous assuming it was his ex wife he assaulted. It's his new wife he has marrried since divorcing his first wife in February.
On a somewhat related note - anybody see Bolt's tantrum yesterday about bludging international students holding hard working aussie students back in university group assignments? What rubbish.
This will actually be an interesting case - given ElMasri doesnt drink (im assuming he still doesnt), usually alcohol is involved in one way or another.
Bren wrote:The point of the matter is simple. It is never okay to hit a women. Ever. The end.
Bren wrote:The point of the matter is simple. It is never okay to hit a women. Ever. The end.
Honeysett wrote:
I would normally agree.
My friend was belted in the face with a stiletto by this chick, he pushed her away told her to fuck off and don't do it again. She tried it again, he threatened to bash her boyfriend if she didn't stop it. She did it again, he belted the boyfriend and then she smashed him in the face with it again, he gave her another chance and she did it again so he let one go straight to her mouth. She then started screaming you can't hit a woman. There's only so much you can take, he gave her enough warnings and those stiletto hits wouldn't have tickled.
As for El Masri, he is the absolute last player I would have thought we would be for something like this.
Krump wrote:
I shouldn't laugh at that story but I can definitely relate. I was at a country race day in Qld once and was waiting for a cab with my shoe off getting a rock out of it and got belted fair in the face with MY OWN shoe by some crazy bird. A female cab driver who I'd be scared to get into a blue with saw the whole thing got out of her cab and decked the crazy.
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