Martin Asked to Leave Restaurant / Apologises to Female Patron

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With every passing day, this "woman" looks like a bigger idiot

[Jonesracing82]

the media beat up is sickening.
the only thing he is currently guilty of is being drunk in a public place & being that pre season is underway that may be outside team rules....

ppl calling for punishment now simply want blood, it's still under investigation by the police... James Hird was never stood down pending an investigation & that case was before the Courts (fair further along than this case is atm) & he was & still is by law not guilty until proven otherwise!

[WilliamPowell]

the media beat up is sickening.
the only thing he is currently guilty of is being drunk in a public place & being that pre season is underway that may be outside team rules....

ppl calling for punishment now simply want blood, it's still under investigation by the police... James Hird was never stood down pending an investigation & that case was before the Courts (fair further along than this case is atm) & he was & still is by law not guilty until proven otherwise!

Huge difference with the Hird scenario, his court case was a civil matter not a criminal one

But I get your point

[Stalin]

Wait till a kid is born with three heads

[Smokey]

You been out tom-catting again Bents?

[Stalin]

Na but pay some attention to the drug cheating saga

See when the deformed kids start popping out from the wives of the 34

#redacted

[tony_montana]

AUDIO: https://audioboom.com/boos/3947066-susie-o-brien-on-the-run-home

O’Brien: Business isn’t as usual for Dusty
John Takemura
SEN
15 Dec 2015, 05:51PM

The seriousness of Dustin Martin’s alleged indiscretions mean it shouldn’t be ‘business as usual’ for the Richmond star, says Susie O’Brien.

In her article for today’s Herald Sun she suggests such headlines explain everything we need to know about society’s attitude towards violence against women.

“We’ve heard Brendon Gale talking about extremely serious behaviour and yet he’s training in Queensland,” fumed O’Brien on SEN Radio.

“I don’t think it should be business as usual, because we know that something happened and we’re still working out exactly what.

“Something happened for him to apologise, enough happened for him to make a public statement about it."

She says that while everyone has the right to innocence, allowing Martin to go on the Tigers pre-season camp to the Gold Coast sends a terrible message.

“Obviously it’s innocent until proven guilty but we know something happened, we know that he’s not completely innocent because he’s come out and admitted it,” said O’Brien.

“There’s footage of him being escorted out of that restaurant, there are numerous witnesses. It’s not like nothing happened and what worries me is everybody’s acting like nothing at all happened. 

“He’s allowed to go about his business while this investigation is happening elsewhere, he should be suspended and I think that Richmond should already be setting out some of the penalties that may apply.

“I think that it sends entirely the wrong message for them to be ‘business as usual’ for Dusty, our mate Dusty while something this serious has happened.”

O’Brien also hit out at the AFL for the way they have investigated the case, suggesting they wanted it to suit themselves.

“I think that people did genuinely feel that there was a bit of a sense they were trying to keep it in house and only three or four days later did they go to the police,” she said.

“Clearly if you have allegations of this serious nature, I think there’s a general feeling that the police should’ve been brought in earlier.

“There’s also some allegations from the woman ‘Tracey’ that the AFL leaned on her and put pressure on her to water down her claims and some of the stuff that she’s come out saying is very concerning.

“The AFL can’t investigate itself and they may need to go elsewhere at that point someone from outside their organisation to look at what transpired, in terms of the way she was treated.”

http://www.sen.com.au/news/12-15/o-brien-business-isn-t-as-usual-for-dusty#0sOCTLIJYIPmLqu5.97

This stupid bitch is having a go at Richmond and the afl about business as usual which is a stuffing headline her stupid paper came up with. The average  mug punter understands the headline is often very different to the actual article, wtf is she writing a whole indignant piece on a stuffing headline?

This is about as low as it gets for journalism, wow I cannot believe this bitch gets airtime on sen now as well

[Stalin]

Journalist is a moron

Saying sorry is PR 101

[Jonesracing82]

the media beat up is sickening.
the only thing he is currently guilty of is being drunk in a public place & being that pre season is underway that may be outside team rules....

ppl calling for punishment now simply want blood, it's still under investigation by the police... James Hird was never stood down pending an investigation & that case was before the Courts (fair further along than this case is atm) & he was & still is by law not guilty until proven otherwise!

Huge difference with the Hird scenario, his court case was a civil matter not a criminal one

But I get your point

all true but an investigation is an investigation.

[bojangles17]

What kind of bigot would impose sanctions short of any charges being laid , that kinda civil rights abuse was alive and well in the 50s
She's a stone cold ........

[Stalin]

Like cattle ...

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Swimmers doing journalism. Lmao

Swimmers doing social commentary, period.

Lmao

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Lmao at White ribbon, femmo cows and PC poofs

[Yeahright]

Dog with a bone

[one-eyed]

Martin could learn from women's AFL league: Kennelly

Friday, December 18, 2015
Source: SportsFan
Author: Daron Jacks

Tadhg Kennelly gets excited about the future of female footy and the positive impact it's going to have on the game

Sydney premiership player Tadhg Kennelly says the introduction of a women’s AFL league will showcase and teach AFL players how to behave towards females.

Kennelly took a particular swipe at Richmond star Dustin Martin, who is under police investigation for threatening to stab a female diner with a chopstick at a restaurant.

“It helps Dustin Martin realise things that he shouldn’t be doing,” Kennelly said.

“And (to) realise the impact that females are having on people’s lives and the impact that, yes, you can be an ambassador for White Ribbon – and that’s just an ambassador’s role – but you actually see the day-to-day impact of what they’re doing in the game.”

http://www.sportsfan.com.au/martin-could-learn-from-womens-afl-league-kennelly/tabid/91/newsid/183273/default.aspx?cid=SF_LOWDOWN_AFL_article_martincouldlearnfromwomensaflleaguekennelly_181215