Started about 8pm to catch up. TWO AND A HALF HOURS LATER (and I'm a quick reader) and I've just read the last post.
This morning at 3 am I left this thread and went to bed. I was up to date. Been flat out working all day so couldn't get to the site to catch up. Started about 8pm to catch up. TWO AND A HALF HOURS LATER (and I'm a quick reader) and I've just read the last post.
How do you guys keep up with jobs and families. This thread is insane.
I AM my boss, and I can't keep up with this shit.I basically bludge at work. Don't tell my boss.
Rugby's appeal, not lost. His appeal, a little altered but not beyond reproach or lost.
This morning at 3 am I left this thread and went to bed. I was up to date. Been flat out working all day so couldn't get to the site to catch up. Started about 8pm to catch up. TWO AND A HALF HOURS LATER (and I'm a quick reader) and I've just read the last post.
How do you guys keep up with jobs and families. This thread is insane.
If that is the case, it should be reported. Personal attacks are not on. My current connectivity does not make perusing the whole thing practical.So far In the last hour or so Rebecca Wilson has been called a bitch and a bogan.
Maybe the thread has gone on for to long and people have forgotten what it is about?
Rupert Guiness' article lamented that Pulver wasn't able to compel KB (Kurtley Beale) to do an interview with them after the hearing or on the Saturday when Rebecca Wilson painted KB (Kurtley Beale) as Nelson Mandela.
Perhaps the problem isn't with everyone else?
If that is the case, it should be reported. Personal attacks are not on. My current connectivity does not make perusing the whole thing practical.
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Ok. It will be interesting to see what, if any, affect this matter will have on any of the sponsors with their names associated with Beale, or for that matter with rugby.
This is all bullshit. This is hurting people and their lives. It is just a fucking game and most people are shits at times. Let it go.
THE Australian Rugby Union has a bigger problem than the Wallabies’ current inability to beat the All Blacks.
In the wake of the Kurtley Beale-Di Patston case, the sport has a woman problem. That much was apparent when many of Australian sport’s leading female figures gathered in Sydney yesterday to attend the Asia Pacific Women and Sports Conference.
Claire Braund, executive director of Women on Boards Australia, questioned whether women could have confidence in the ARU given its handling of the situation.
“What message is it sending to the rest of the community if he gets a slap on the wrist?’’ she asked.
“From the point of view of women it says: ‘Why go and work here?’ If the ARU is trying to pitch itself to women, it has some challenges ahead.’’
Academic Johanna Adriaanse, the co-chair of the international working group on women and sport, said the ARU was too slow to address the issue and the outcome was unsatisfactory.
“The end result is that the woman has lost her job and Kurtley Beale was fined,’’ she said. “He sent this sexual harassment around but the result is to her detriment.’’
Wallabies prop Ben Alexander, who was seated next to Beale, is believed to have attempted to pull him back into his seat while two other players, Will Genia and Christian Leali’ifano, rushed from three rows back in business class to intervene.
The Australian understands serious consideration was given to sending Beale back to Australia but when McKenzie was persuaded by captain Michael Hooper and vice-captains Adam Ashley-Cooper and James Slipper to let him remain with the touring party in Buenos Aires, Patston then decided that she would return to Australia instead.
The ARU integrity commission has to establish whether there was an element of physical intimidation about the incident. Witnesses have confirmed Patston cried for two hours afterwards.