He's been treated no worse than any other COVID offender in WA and consideably better than some. The one woman from SA who was arrested about the same time as Syd is still inside and will be there until at least June unless her second appeal has a different result
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Sydney Stack
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Past is past , the water that went under the 15 mile creek bridge in July is now somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean .
Syd is a very lucky boy that he has the opportunity that he does in front of him, has the talent, does he have the desire and dedication only time will tell, the great thing for him is the ball is in his pocket.
Good luck kid
Syd is a very lucky boy that he has the opportunity that he does in front of him, has the talent, does he have the desire and dedication only time will tell, the great thing for him is the ball is in his pocket.
Good luck kid
Wonder how many people broke quarantine in Melb and got caught? Bet that F. A. of them copped anywhere near the punishment that Stacka or a few others in W.A got.
Is that right ?, Is it this person ?
Quarantine breacher lied about funeral to re-enter WA before repeatedly leaving hotel
A teenager who breached WA's strict quarantine laws last year and then did exactly the same thing four months later, after returning to Perth by falsely claiming she was going to a funeral, is sentenced to six months jail.
www.abc.net.au
Nothing agaisnt him. but put a line through him. Dreams of being a (c)rap star. Thanks for the 6 good games Sydney good luck with that.
Really
Lawyer claims AFL player Jesse Hogan fell into 'trap' due to 'attraction of a young lady' when he breached quarantine
A lawyer acting for Fremantle Dockers forward Jesse Hogan tells a WA court his client breached quarantine because he was unable to resist the "attraction of a young lady" after going without female company for months while in lockdown.
www.abc.net.au
Quarantine breacher lied about funeral to re-enter WA before repeatedly leaving hotel
A teenager who breached WA's strict quarantine laws last year and then did exactly the same thing four months later, after returning to Perth by falsely claiming she was going to a funeral, is sentenced to six months jail.
www.abc.net.au
Two with jail time. One without. Anyone willing to guess why?
Will take him 10 weeks to get to peak fitness (pretty much a full pre season type training schedule i would think)
Then you would think atleast 2-3 weeks VFL
So round 16 onwards
Then you would think atleast 2-3 weeks VFL
So round 16 onwards
No more than M/s Cotchin could have disturbed in Qld.
The difference between these two outcomes is remarkable.
I’ve seen people say this a lot, but it’s not the same condition.
It was more serious the second time because they did it with the knowledge that we’d already been penalised once.
If you only have 1 demerit point remaining on your licence, you know your next speeding fine will not carry the same penalty as if you had a clean record.
Someone who goes ahead and drices at 140km/h and risk losing that final demerit point is making a more stupid personal decision than the person who drove 50km/h in a school zone for a first offence.
In the paper it says he will have a criminal record now. Does that sound right for a fine?
Yes , but your analogy isn't great, they are demerit points so you start off with zero & add points for offences, not start with 12 & deduct for each offence.
We don’t know what training he has been doing in WA but yes he will need a solid 4 week block of training before he can even think about VFL.
Great to have him back though
Can’t compare the two outcomes at all.
And have a look at Hogan. They both got similar fines with conviction, but one got to spend his quarantine with mates in a comfortable hotel.
.. not Stacky.
He spent 3+ weeks IN PRISON and yet it is clear that even that baggage didn’t cause any reduction in his fine or in the decision to proceed to conviction.
Added to that was a massive penalty imposed by the club and his suspension for 10 matches!
And have a look at Hogan. They both got similar fines with conviction, but one got to spend his quarantine with mates in a comfortable hotel.
.. not Stacky.
He spent 3+ weeks IN PRISON and yet it is clear that even that baggage didn’t cause any reduction in his fine or in the decision to proceed to conviction.
Added to that was a massive penalty imposed by the club and his suspension for 10 matches!
Bennnny
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Sydney has a mountain of issues that need to be sorted.
Dealing with family and his obligations will take a large amount of work.
Then he will have to deal with impulse control.
He is only 20 or 21 and has had a huge mountain to climb just to get into AFL.
It is going to be a long process, one that he and the club are well equipped to deal with.
Just as Dan Richardson started Richmond on a new way with recommending Emma Murray to Dylan Grimes, then working with elders and the institute to help Sydney and others realise their potential is to be the outcome.
Most of us cannot understand the issues that first nations people have to deal with.
Head down, bum up is part of it, but Sydney's personality is amplified to help him feel better about himself, disguising the hardship that lurks underneath.
Dealing with family and his obligations will take a large amount of work.
Then he will have to deal with impulse control.
He is only 20 or 21 and has had a huge mountain to climb just to get into AFL.
It is going to be a long process, one that he and the club are well equipped to deal with.
Just as Dan Richardson started Richmond on a new way with recommending Emma Murray to Dylan Grimes, then working with elders and the institute to help Sydney and others realise their potential is to be the outcome.
Most of us cannot understand the issues that first nations people have to deal with.
Head down, bum up is part of it, but Sydney's personality is amplified to help him feel better about himself, disguising the hardship that lurks underneath.
I meant after accumulating 11 / 12 allowable demerit points, and the last remaining point is the 12th, but it was poorly worded on my part. I forgot how many there were actually so tried to avoid using the numbers lol
