Sevu Reece - in trouble again
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@ACT-Crusader said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Bones said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
No dickheads policy erased, starting with the coach.
Nah that went out the window when Adam Thomson kept getting selected….
Don't you bring the highlanders into this...
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@Bones said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@ACT-Crusader said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Bones said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
No dickheads policy erased, starting with the coach.
Nah that went out the window when Adam Thomson kept getting selected….
Don't you bring the highlanders into this...
I didn’t mention Jimmy Cowan but come to think of it 😉
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@ACT-Crusader said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Bones said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
No dickheads policy erased, starting with the coach.
Nah that went out the window when Adam Thomson kept getting selected….
whats the story here?
was he trouble? Cant say I recall him being a douchebag bar the John Cena celebration.
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@Bones said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Kruse said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
To be fair, after reading the details of Sevu's first "incident" - and reading between the lines of the witness reports - I had some sympathy. It seemed quite possibly an innocuous incident, but branded with "domestic violence" and therefore pitchforks out.
But a second incident... not sure I can be bothered reading the details of this one, but one way or the other, he hasn't learned lessons.
Plus he's slower than me, so get him out of the All Blacks anyway.I thought he'd knocked/tackled her to the ground and dragged her? The injuries don't sound very innocuous, have I completely misunderstood the meaning of that word?
My reading of it was that he'd been trying to de-escalate a situation between her and others, and had tried to get her to sit down, initially by sitting down himself, then eventually physically pulling her down to sit with him.
The kind of action which a particularly nasty prosecution lawyer of the american kind could force a witness into describing as "pulling her to the ground" and "dragging".
I might have it wrong though - and the fact there is this second incident... yeah, I'm wondering if I was overly optimistic in the first place. -
@Kruse said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Bones said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Kruse said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
To be fair, after reading the details of Sevu's first "incident" - and reading between the lines of the witness reports - I had some sympathy. It seemed quite possibly an innocuous incident, but branded with "domestic violence" and therefore pitchforks out.
But a second incident... not sure I can be bothered reading the details of this one, but one way or the other, he hasn't learned lessons.
Plus he's slower than me, so get him out of the All Blacks anyway.I thought he'd knocked/tackled her to the ground and dragged her? The injuries don't sound very innocuous, have I completely misunderstood the meaning of that word?
My reading of it was that he'd been trying to de-escalate a situation between her and others, and had tried to get her to sit down, initially by sitting down himself, then eventually physically pulling her down to sit with him.
The kind of action which a particularly nasty prosecution lawyer of the american kind could force a witness into describing as "pulling her to the ground" and "dragging".
I might have it wrong though - and the fact there is this second incident... yeah, I'm wondering if I was overly optimistic in the first place.So what you’re saying is that it was a collapsed brawl?
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@booboo said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@sparky said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
No dickheads means no dickheads.
From where does this "no dickheads" policy originate?
I recall "better people make better All Blacks". Some difference in that.
Found this..
'No dickheads' at Chelsea? EPL club hires All Blacks guru Enoka
Chelsea have hired mental skills expert Gilbert Enoka to help develop a winning culture at their club after a big spending spree in this year's first transfer window.
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@booboo said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@sparky said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
No dickheads means no dickheads.
From where does this "no dickheads" policy originate?
I recall "better people make better All Blacks". Some difference in that.
The Breakers CEO said it about their hiring policy, think it just got “transferred” to ABs.
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@booboo said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Snowy it's talked a lot in Aussie sport, especially with reference to specific clubs.
I just wondered if it had been conflated. Although @Virgil 's post suggest some basis for applying to the ABs.
pretty sure its a mantra in most NZ sports sides
Could be wrong but im sure its been mentioned with the Black Caps as well. -
@Jet said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@ACT-Crusader said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Bones said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
No dickheads policy erased, starting with the coach.
Nah that went out the window when Adam Thomson kept getting selected….
whats the story here?
was he trouble? Cant say I recall him being a douchebag bar the John Cena celebration.
Charged with assault on a female in 08 or 09 if I recall. Jimmy Cowan got charged with a couple of things around the same time.
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@ACT-Crusader said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Jet said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@ACT-Crusader said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Bones said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
No dickheads policy erased, starting with the coach.
Nah that went out the window when Adam Thomson kept getting selected….
whats the story here?
was he trouble? Cant say I recall him being a douchebag bar the John Cena celebration.
Charged with assault on a female in 08 or 09 if I recall. Jimmy Cowan got charged with a couple of things around the same time.
Thomson was charged but not convicted as his partner admitted she'd blown it all out of proportion - it happened in Havelock North and pretty much everyone knew there was nothing there but the police had to proceed due to the accusation. (One of the cops who attended is a friend of mine).
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@Nepia i just looked it up and apparently she was saying (maybe changed her story?) there was nothing in it and they'd just had an argument and it was a third party/witness that call the cops and was claiming they saw assult
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@Kiwiwomble said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Nepia i just looked it up and apparently she was saying (maybe changed her story?) there was nothing in it and they'd just had an argument and it was a third party/witness that call the cops and was claiming they saw assult
IIRC the witness said it wasn't assault.
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@Nepia said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Kiwiwomble said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Nepia i just looked it up and apparently she was saying (maybe changed her story?) there was nothing in it and they'd just had an argument and it was a third party/witness that call the cops and was claiming they saw assult
IIRC the witness said it wasn't assault.
the NZ Herald
The former TV presenter who was allegedly assaulted by her All Black boyfriend has claimed the rugby player didn't touch her - that they just had a heated verbal argument.
"He's a sweetheart who'd never hurt a fly," she told a friend.
Holley is believed to have told police that the incident was a storm in a teacup, but police are understood to have a statement from one eyewitness that says otherwise. -
To be thrown a lifeline by NZR and the Crusaders and to then do that and throw it back in their face is something else. Keep in mind Razor was the coach that wanted to give him a chance back then too. Really hope we never see him in the AB jersey again, embarrassing he was even an AB this year with it hanging over his head. You can’t tell me management didn’t know about it…
I saw him at the Christchurch cup day(the night this happened) and he was absolutely munted, not a care in the world for how he was carrying on. Just a bad look all round. Should 100% be charged, everyone else would.
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@Kiwiwomble said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Nepia said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Kiwiwomble said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Nepia i just looked it up and apparently she was saying (maybe changed her story?) there was nothing in it and they'd just had an argument and it was a third party/witness that call the cops and was claiming they saw assult
IIRC the witness said it wasn't assault.
the NZ Herald
The former TV presenter who was allegedly assaulted by her All Black boyfriend has claimed the rugby player didn't touch her - that they just had a heated verbal argument.
"He's a sweetheart who'd never hurt a fly," she told a friend.
Holley is believed to have told police that the incident was a storm in a teacup, but police are understood to have a statement from one eyewitness that says otherwise.Well, it's the Herald so I'd take it with a grain of salt.
From what I remember the witness said he pushed past her, but from what my cop friend said the witness was never intending to suggest he was assaulting her. But my memory might be faulty. I'd ask her but she'll probably give me shit for discussing it on a forum.
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@Kruse said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Bones said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
@Kruse said in Sevu Reece - in trouble again:
To be fair, after reading the details of Sevu's first "incident" - and reading between the lines of the witness reports - I had some sympathy. It seemed quite possibly an innocuous incident, but branded with "domestic violence" and therefore pitchforks out.
But a second incident... not sure I can be bothered reading the details of this one, but one way or the other, he hasn't learned lessons.
Plus he's slower than me, so get him out of the All Blacks anyway.I thought he'd knocked/tackled her to the ground and dragged her? The injuries don't sound very innocuous, have I completely misunderstood the meaning of that word?
My reading of it was that he'd been trying to de-escalate a situation between her and others, and had tried to get her to sit down, initially by sitting down himself, then eventually physically pulling her down to sit with him.
The kind of action which a particularly nasty prosecution lawyer of the american kind could force a witness into describing as "pulling her to the ground" and "dragging".
I might have it wrong though - and the fact there is this second incident... yeah, I'm wondering if I was overly optimistic in the first place.she was an absolute nutter - always hitting him and stuff - he reacted, got done. Saders got the 'get him away from her he'll be ok' so took him on.
Not saying the guy hasn't totally farked up on this occasion but first time round was plenty of sympathy from those close to the situation and hence the reason they signed him.
Pretty surprised the saders and AB's kept him on this year tho - plenty knew it was him
