SoO Game 2

JGK wrote:Timana Tahu walks out on the Blues apparently after something that Joey Johns said in camp offended him.

They really are farking soft.

Hehehe, hard to argue, qmy. Roaches falling apart at the seams. They may lose by 50 now, instead of the previously predicted 30.

Johns apparently referred to Inglis as a black qunt.

Is it possible that Trev is Joey?

Still pretty soft of Tahu to flounce off if that's what was said. Sure, it's tacky and totally classless by Joey to have said it, but I reckon Tahu would've lost count of the number of times he's been called that on the footy park.

If he was fair dinkum, he would've just snotted Joey and said, "next time, I won't just rearrange your face, I'll break your neck."

Never looked like he was really interested in playing for the Blues and has used this as a get-out-of-gaol-free-and-avoid-the-embarrassment-of-another-Maroon-hiding card.

Johns apparently referred to Inglis as a black qunt.

Source?

Mick Sawyer wrote:

Johns apparently referred to Inglis as a black qunt.

Source?

all over the internetz

Nath wrote:

Mick Sawyer wrote:

Johns apparently referred to Inglis as a black qunt.

Source?

all over the internetz

Cool, thanks Nath.

Mick Sawyer wrote:

Nath wrote:

Mick Sawyer wrote:

Johns apparently referred to Inglis as a black qunt.

Source?

all over the internetz

Cool, thanks Nath.

http://www.foxsports.com.au/story/0,8659,27264013-5018993,00.html

Mick Sawyer wrote:

Johns apparently referred to Inglis as a black qunt.

Source?

Black bean...

Big Dog wrote:

Mick Sawyer wrote:

Johns apparently referred to Inglis as a black qunt.

Source?

Black bean...

He's got a beef with black bean sauce?

I know he has indigenous blood in him but Inglis doesn't exactly look "black".

Is that article for real? If it is race relations in Australia is incredibly backwards, surely it's not?????

As usual, one idiot tars the rest of us.

And when did 'sledging' someone equate to calling someone a "black c**t" when they can't even hear the "sledge"?

JGK wrote:As usual, one idiot tars the rest of us.

Idiots do that the world over, we have our far share here, JGK, but he was in a high profile job where he really ought to know what he was doing surely?

He's from Cessnock. You will have to believe me that it explains a lot.

I believe you, it sounds a bit like cesspit...

Ange

He's the Rugby League equivalent of Warnie

Magician ON the field

"Questionable personality" OFF the field

Ah, we all have those to suffer as well. Thanks for the explainations, just reading the article on it's on made me cringe.

embee wrote:Ange

He's the Rugby League equivalent of Warnie

Magician ON the field

"Questionable personality" OFF the field

That's harsh.


On Warney.

Tahu adds some detail

Parramatta star Timana Tahu has warned that a racist remark by Andrew Johns that prompted him to walk out of the NSW Origin camp was not an isolated incident.

The Blues winger sensationally walked away from the New South Wales camp at Kingscliff on Friday after taking offence to a racist comment made by former assistant coach Johns in a team meeting.

In a video statement released on Monday, Tahu thanked people for their support, but said the issue goes far beyond the weekend's slur.

"Leaving Origin was a really big decision for me and I'd like to clarify that it was not just one racial comment directed at one individual that offended me," he said.

"The remarks were directed at various races and the situation I encountered was totally unacceptable.

"I believe I am a role model for children and I did this to show my kids this type of behaviour is wrong.

"This isn't about me or Andrew Johns, it's about arresting racism and standing up for my beliefs.

"I want to move on now and I know something positive will come from this."

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Joey was obviously ripped on Es, Rohies and Red Bull and said what he really thought - over and over. What an arseclown.

Further down that same article...

Gold Coast centre Preston Campbell today said he was proud of Tahu for taking the stand, while outspoken former New South Wales five-eighth Anthony Mundine said Indigenous players should boycott Wednesday's Origin encounter in support of Tahu.

Can someone please introduce Anthony Mundine's head to a cricket bat?

I think his Dad did when Choc was about 8.

Not hard enough.