Re: Hardaker : Sat Oct 13, 2018 1:31 pm  

People may not remember, but Adrian Morley did exactly the same thing in terms of drink driving and running from the cops - at the same time that the GB team had a don't drink and drive campaign as the main front of jersey logo.
The vast majority of normal folk, in normal jobs don't do this stuff, these high profile, highly paid jerks, who have an abundance of support networks available have no excuse.

Re: Hardaker : Mon Oct 15, 2018 12:53 am  

In Hardakers case its surely just a matter of time before he does something stupid again

Re: Hardaker : Mon Oct 15, 2018 2:19 am  

He's a serial idiot

Re: Hardaker : Mon Oct 15, 2018 11:47 pm  

RickK wrote:

He's a serial idiot

Without a doubt

Re: Hardaker : Tue Oct 16, 2018 4:26 am  

Maybe he'll end up in rehab with Katie 'Jordan' Price with the ensuing hookup and Channel Z reality show could be a winner

Re: Hardaker : Tue Oct 16, 2018 8:12 am  

Zak - Why pay for re-hab when "I'm a celebrity, get me out of here!" offers a way out for free. Him and Ant

Re: Hardaker : Tue Oct 16, 2018 9:35 am  

Superted wrote:

People may not remember, but Adrian Morley did exactly the same thing in terms of drink driving and running from the cops - at the same time that the GB team had a don't drink and drive campaign as the main front of jersey logo.
The vast majority of normal folk, in normal jobs don't do this stuff, these high profile, highly paid jerks, who have an abundance of support networks available have no excuse.

"Sent off after 12 seconds of the first Test of the Think! Don't Drink Drive series in Wigan, the fastest ever international dismissal - for felling Australia's Robbie Kearns with a high swinging arm as he returned the kick-off - Morley then ignored the sponsors' message after a few beers in Leeds and landed himself with 40 hours' community service and a lengthy driving ban. "I learned some lessons the hard way," concedes the 27-year-old Sydney Roosters second-row, who will not be driving, never mind drink-driving, during his latest trip home."

Re: Hardaker : Tue Oct 16, 2018 9:42 am  

Mash Butty wrote:

"Sent off after 12 seconds of the first Test of the Think! Don't Drink Drive series in Wigan, the fastest ever international dismissal - for felling Australia's Robbie Kearns with a high swinging arm as he returned the kick-off - Morley then ignored the sponsors' message after a few beers in Leeds and landed himself with 40 hours' community service and a lengthy driving ban. "I learned some lessons the hard way," concedes the 27-year-old Sydney Roosters second-row, who will not be driving, never mind drink-driving, during his latest trip home."

Whatever Morley may or may not have done, doesn't excuse the actions of your new full back, does it ?

Re: Hardaker : Tue Oct 16, 2018 11:56 am  

Never said it did and it's still in the balance if he actually plays for Wigan, but it's nice to see the actual standard of a stupid action and Morleys takes some beating and I suppose getting caught drink driving under the conditions his in runs it pretty close. However, Morley seemed to have learned his lesson maybe Zak can?

Re: Hardaker : Tue Oct 16, 2018 12:15 pm  

Also in this day and age you can't do anything without being filmed on camera https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/league/75 ... d-contract

Also in this day and age you can't do anything without being filmed on camera https://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/league/75 ... d-contract