Cory Jane in deep shit

[Moses]

This is Cory Jane on Twitter.
This is Cory's wife Amie on Twitter.
By the sounds of their tweets over the last two days, Cory has been on the piss since they lost to the Tahs and is now in the poo.

3 hours ago

I just want 2 thank @soup15 4 skipping my bday dinner 2 continue drinking! Ur a true champ!

10 mins ago

In a taxi on my way home.going 2 cos me $100 2 get from wellington 2 upper hutt WTF.shouldn't have gone out @CassiusTennyson is not happy

2 follow on from the last tweet.might need somewhere 2 stay 2night.help?

Not happy is an understatement. I don't care if it cost $1000. No card, no present, no show 4 family dinner, no show 4 drinks last night!

 

[waratahjesus]

i thought with the pink boots and all, he wouldnt have been in a relationship with a female to begin with.

 

[#1 Tah]

Just had a read, this is the funniest shit I have seen in a while

 

[Scarfman]

She better cook him some eggs.

 

[cyclopath]

The real issue is what Moses is doing finding this shit out!! :lmao:
Classic stuff, mate. Pissed myself.
Cory sounds like a great catch for Cassius - couldn't help thinking of Marcellus Wallace from Pulp Fiction with that name!

 

[RugbyFuture]

those classy new zealanders

 

[matty_k]

Judging from Amie's last tweet he is sleeping on the floor for the immediate future.

 

[skullring]

Judging from Amie's last tweet he is sleeping on the floor for the immediate future.

Anyways now that's out the way.I'm at sydney airport waiting 2 fly home

This tweet he sent after the Tahs game makes it sound like they weren't even trying! on a quarter final match and he's not the lightest bit distraught, just wanted to rock up, play the match and lose so that he could enjoy his break..

 

[Epi]

I reckon in sport generally fans take the whole thing more seriously than the players...

 

[eddo]

It's funny - I thought someone would have posted this before now. Just goes to show what happens when Wellington players don't get eggs in the morning.

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10645287

A Super 14 rugby star has been charged with a domestic violence incident involving a knife and given name suppression.

The Herald on Sunday cannot name the player or identify the team for which he plays, which has angered domestic violence prevention groups.

The player has been charged with possession of an offensive weapon in an incident involving his partner on April 18, the newspaper has learned.

He was given bail and ordered to reappear before Wellington District Court on Thursday.

His bail conditions include a ban on contacting his partner or going within 100m of her.

An officer connected to the case confirmed the charge involved a knife and that it arose during a "family issue" involving the man's partner.

Club managers are aware the player has been charged and have stressed his name suppression must be observed.

The case has been assigned to a new section of the district court - the Family Violence Court - which was set up in 2005 to deal specifically with domestic violence incidents.
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The same style of court discharged All Black Sitiveni Sivivatu in 2007 without conviction.

The judge in that case initially refused to lift name suppression because doing so would go against the court's "therapeutic" approach .

Women's Refuge president Heather Henare said the player in the latest case had to be accountable to the public.

"I don't believe that because he is high-profile that he should be getting any more protection than anyone else," she said.

"It appears that the more profile they have the more protection they have and I don't think they are any different really to any other person."

Henare said the suppression sent a message. "It says if you are a rugby player or a high-profile person or celebrity you get treated differently, and that's wrong because you don't have to be accountable for your actions."

Domestic violence campaigner Ruth Herbert said she would be concerned if suppression was given as a result of someone's profile. "If anybody is going to be a public figure... a politician or a senior doctor... [they] should not be able to hide behind that."

Barrister Jeremy Sutton, who specialises in family law, said the Family Violence Court was a hybrid between the Family Court and criminal courts and aimed to be more rehabilitative.

Sutton said name suppression was "really hard to get" in all courts.

However, he added: "There may be some people in some professions who get name suppression on the basis they have a high public profile, particularly if they defend the charge."

A Law Commission review of name suppression last year stated that high-profile people should be allowed to argue for suppression if publication would cause them "extreme hardship".

At the time, Justice Minister Simon Power said he did not agree and wanted a halt to people using their high profile to get name suppression

What would have pissed me off is if the player had played in a game that cost one of the aus teams (aka brumbies/reds) a spot in the playoffs. April 18 was a long time ago and there's no word of anyone being stepped down from duty for disciplinary reasons (sure that would make the name suppression a waste of time) but surely a code of conduct would include this?

 

[Scarfman]

Eddo - I completely agree. If a player is accused of domestic assault involving a knife, he needs to be stood down, unless the Hurricanes have checked out the situation and found the reports to be malicious (i.e., completely made up to hurt the player).

 

[Newb]

if true, i'd say that's juuuuuuust a tad bit worse than stealing a laptop, no?

 

[JJJ]

Moses, you scare me.

 

[waratahjesus]

if true, i'd say that's juuuuuuust a tad bit worse than stealing a laptop, no?

i only hope you quades defence.
sir, he stole a lap top, didnt stab a girl or bring down a tower with a passenger plane, come on!

 

[Moses]

Moses, you scare me.

How so? I started following a bunch of Hurricanes players last week so I could give them shit before the Tahs game. He's posting this stuff on a public site visited by many rugby journo's, there is no expectation of privacy.

If he wants to keep his family affairs private, I'd suggest SMS.

 

[Baldric]

How so? I started following a bunch of Hurricanes players last week so I could give them shit before the Tahs game. He's posting this stuff on a public site visited by many rugby journo's, there is no expectation of privacy.

If he wants to keep his family affairs private, I'd suggest SMS.

Too true. Dont wash your laundry in public.

 

[Sagerian]

She's only pissed cos he keeps wearing her shoes and stretches them out.

 

[Newb]

She's only pissed cos he keeps wearing her shoes and stretches them out.

:lmao:

becoming an increasingly popular trend in the backs these days. wanting to show off their foot speed and fashion sensibility i suppose..... :nta:

 

[en_force_er]

if true, i'd say that's juuuuuuust a tad bit worse than stealing a laptop, no?

No. It's alot worse.

Also Quade was not given name suppression. So at least he was more justly dealt with.

 

[Newb]

if true, i'd say that's juuuuuuust a tad bit worse than stealing a laptop, no?

No. It's alot worse.

Also Quade was not given name suppression. So at least he was more justly dealt with.

yeah that was a tongue in cheek comment. i think it's obviously a lot worse.