I’m with you Botman. I’m not sure C Scott has turned the corner. For his own sake I hope he has woken up to how short and unfulfilling an NRL career can be if you don’t get the off field stuff right.
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If you can't learn a lesson from getting so ****faced you lose your teammates, miss the train, fall asleep in the park, throw your mobile phone at a passing car, ultimately getting tasered by the police and possibly losing your multi-million contract for being a stupid ****, you've really got no hope.
This was never really about the police charges. It was about managing a guy that can't handle the drink.
This was never really about the police charges. It was about managing a guy that can't handle the drink.
Re: Canberra Raiders' Curtis Scott could have plea bargain done this week
Canberra Raiders' Curtis Scott could have plea bargain done this week
Canberra Raiders recruit Curtis Scott and his lawyer are hoping for an answer to their plea bargain this week. If the serious charges are dropped, Scott will plead guilty to behaving offensively in public and trespass.
"There's an offer that I made to them that's on the table and I'm just waiting for a reply," lawyer Sam Macedone said. "If the answer's no we go to a hearing, if the answer's yes we might be able to resolve it.
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Canberra Raiders recruit Curtis Scott and his lawyer are hoping for an answer to their plea bargain this week. If the serious charges are dropped, Scott will plead guilty to behaving offensively in public and trespass.
"There's an offer that I made to them that's on the table and I'm just waiting for a reply," lawyer Sam Macedone said. "If the answer's no we go to a hearing, if the answer's yes we might be able to resolve it.
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Re: Canberra Raiders' Curtis Scott could have plea bargain done this week
If it goes to a hearing it probably wouldn’t be until October or November.
Re: Curtis Scott’s lawyer expects serious assault charges to be dropped by May 28
There's zero chance the media let this one go quietly regardless of the outcome, the flogs will make it sound like Scott bribed them or somethingBotman wrote: ↑May 5, 2020, 9:15 pmI dont know that he will... I think this is going to end up being that Scott pleads to some EXTREMELY minor charges to just put this behind him and everything else is dropped with the cops running with their tail between their legs...i think it might end up being a fine, or in this current circumstance, if this **** gets dropped on the down low... the NRL might just prefer to keep sleeping dogs lie and let us handle it internally.KasparRaider wrote: ↑May 5, 2020, 6:39 pm Even if his charges get knocked down to minor, I assume he will still get suspended by the NRL but for a shorter timeframe. Hopefully only for a few weeks.
At this stage, id bet against a suspension from the NRL.
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Careful now, your irrational parania is showing.Campo88 wrote: ↑May 11, 2020, 7:27 pmThere's zero chance the media let this one go quietly regardless of the outcome, the flogs will make it sound like Scott bribed them or somethingBotman wrote: ↑May 5, 2020, 9:15 pmI dont know that he will... I think this is going to end up being that Scott pleads to some EXTREMELY minor charges to just put this behind him and everything else is dropped with the cops running with their tail between their legs...i think it might end up being a fine, or in this current circumstance, if this **** gets dropped on the down low... the NRL might just prefer to keep sleeping dogs lie and let us handle it internally.KasparRaider wrote: ↑May 5, 2020, 6:39 pm Even if his charges get knocked down to minor, I assume he will still get suspended by the NRL but for a shorter timeframe. Hopefully only for a few weeks.
At this stage, id bet against a suspension from the NRL.
The "flogs" will print a small article about the charges being dropped the following day (probably at the bottom of another article drumming up what ever click bait controversy they're trying to drum up), and that'll be that.
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Much as it would be much more helpful to see this tidied up now, part of me would like to see all the footage forced out, as it definitely will not be if it gets cleaned up this week with minor charges. I suspect it showed nothing NSW Police wanted the public to see.
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Re: Curtis Scott’s lawyer expects serious assault charges to be dropped by May 28
Have you seen any of the articles over the last month? The smallest mooehills are suddenly controversial mountainsBotman wrote: ↑May 11, 2020, 7:37 pmCareful now, your irrational parania is showing.Campo88 wrote: ↑May 11, 2020, 7:27 pmThere's zero chance the media let this one go quietly regardless of the outcome, the flogs will make it sound like Scott bribed them or somethingBotman wrote: ↑May 5, 2020, 9:15 pmI dont know that he will... I think this is going to end up being that Scott pleads to some EXTREMELY minor charges to just put this behind him and everything else is dropped with the cops running with their tail between their legs...i think it might end up being a fine, or in this current circumstance, if this **** gets dropped on the down low... the NRL might just prefer to keep sleeping dogs lie and let us handle it internally.KasparRaider wrote: ↑May 5, 2020, 6:39 pm Even if his charges get knocked down to minor, I assume he will still get suspended by the NRL but for a shorter timeframe. Hopefully only for a few weeks.
At this stage, id bet against a suspension from the NRL.
The "flogs" will print a small article about the charges being dropped the following day (probably at the bottom of another article drumming up what ever click bait controversy they're trying to drum up), and that'll be that.
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BJ Mole exclusively reporting that the NSW Police don’t want the camera footage shown because they will be charged by the movie producers of the Police Academy films with copyright infringements.raiderskater wrote:Much as it would be much more helpful to see this tidied up now, part of me would like to see all the footage forced out, as it definitely will not be if it gets cleaned up this week with minor charges. I suspect it showed nothing NSW Police wanted the public to see.
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And we all know Moohills are the biggest load of bull, and it shouldn't be herd. It's an udder disgrace. I could go on about it till the cows come home, but I don't want to milk it too much.Campo88 wrote: ↑May 12, 2020, 10:08 amHave you seen any of the articles over the last month? The smallest mooehills are suddenly controversial mountainsBotman wrote: ↑May 11, 2020, 7:37 pmCareful now, your irrational parania is showing.Campo88 wrote: ↑May 11, 2020, 7:27 pmThere's zero chance the media let this one go quietly regardless of the outcome, the flogs will make it sound like Scott bribed them or somethingBotman wrote: ↑May 5, 2020, 9:15 pmI dont know that he will... I think this is going to end up being that Scott pleads to some EXTREMELY minor charges to just put this behind him and everything else is dropped with the cops running with their tail between their legs...i think it might end up being a fine, or in this current circumstance, if this **** gets dropped on the down low... the NRL might just prefer to keep sleeping dogs lie and let us handle it internally.KasparRaider wrote: ↑May 5, 2020, 6:39 pm Even if his charges get knocked down to minor, I assume he will still get suspended by the NRL but for a shorter timeframe. Hopefully only for a few weeks.
At this stage, id bet against a suspension from the NRL.
The "flogs" will print a small article about the charges being dropped the following day (probably at the bottom of another article drumming up what ever click bait controversy they're trying to drum up), and that'll be that.
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Fuifui Bradbrad wrote: ↑May 12, 2020, 3:18 pmAnd we all know Moohills are the biggest load of bull, and it shouldn't be herd. It's an udder disgrace. I could go on about it till the cows come home, but I don't want to milk it too much.Campo88 wrote: ↑May 12, 2020, 10:08 amHave you seen any of the articles over the last month? The smallest mooehills are suddenly controversial mountainsBotman wrote: ↑May 11, 2020, 7:37 pmCareful now, your irrational parania is showing.Campo88 wrote: ↑May 11, 2020, 7:27 pmThere's zero chance the media let this one go quietly regardless of the outcome, the flogs will make it sound like Scott bribed them or somethingBotman wrote: ↑May 5, 2020, 9:15 pm
I dont know that he will... I think this is going to end up being that Scott pleads to some EXTREMELY minor charges to just put this behind him and everything else is dropped with the cops running with their tail between their legs...i think it might end up being a fine, or in this current circumstance, if this **** gets dropped on the down low... the NRL might just prefer to keep sleeping dogs lie and let us handle it internally.
At this stage, id bet against a suspension from the NRL.
The "flogs" will print a small article about the charges being dropped the following day (probably at the bottom of another article drumming up what ever click bait controversy they're trying to drum up), and that'll be that.
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And they are just “beefed up” charges!
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This post was simply bovine.Fuifui Bradbrad wrote: And we all know Moohills are the biggest load of bull, and it shouldn't be herd. It's an udder disgrace. I could go on about it till the cows come home, but I don't want to milk it too much.
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Re: Canberra Raiders' Curtis Scott could have plea bargain done this week
I think it’s a moo point - whether the media blow it up or not, he won’t miss a game.
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You think he's milking it?
Re: Canberra Raiders' Curtis Scott set to go to court
World will see Canberra Raiders Curtis Scott's arrest footage
Curtis Scott is set to go to court, at a date to be set in September, The Canberra Times reports. The hearing could be in November. Lawyer Sam Macedone had been negotiating with NSW Police, hoping to get the more serious offences withdrawn. But those discussions have broken down.
"I've got instructions to even brief senior counsel, that's how serious we're going to go - and all guns blazing. The two assault police and the resist arrest and some other trespass matter is being defended."
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Curtis Scott is set to go to court, at a date to be set in September, The Canberra Times reports. The hearing could be in November. Lawyer Sam Macedone had been negotiating with NSW Police, hoping to get the more serious offences withdrawn. But those discussions have broken down.
"I've got instructions to even brief senior counsel, that's how serious we're going to go - and all guns blazing. The two assault police and the resist arrest and some other trespass matter is being defended."
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That's not great
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It's much to do about nothing at this stage... the court date is going to be set, but that's just formalities. It's not like they set the date and each side retires to their corner until they see each other in court.
Talks will be on going, be interesting to see what happens next for the Scott team, do they apply for to have the case expidited and get it out done asap and put the pressure back on the police to make the charges stick, or are they happy to wait it out, get the season done and then ramp up the defence.
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So how long before the footage is leaked? Odds on before or after the next hearing date?
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I still don't think it will be unless NSW Police have to.
Either that, or in the week of the Grand Final.
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Lawyer for axed Canberra Raiders centre Curtis Scott blames poor form on police and legal drama
The lawyer for axed Canberra Raiders star Curtis Scott has blamed his poor form on his ongoing legal dramas and police’s reluctance to drop charges levelled against him. A two-day hearing has now been set for September 9 and 10.
“It is weighing on his mind, absolutely, and I think it is affecting his performances,” he said. “You’ll see that he hasn’t really got a start the last two games and it’s because his form has dropped off.
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The lawyer for axed Canberra Raiders star Curtis Scott has blamed his poor form on his ongoing legal dramas and police’s reluctance to drop charges levelled against him. A two-day hearing has now been set for September 9 and 10.
“It is weighing on his mind, absolutely, and I think it is affecting his performances,” he said. “You’ll see that he hasn’t really got a start the last two games and it’s because his form has dropped off.
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Re: Canberra Raiders' Curtis Scott set to go to court
"Police had agreed to drop five of the charges in exchange for a guilty plea to two of the non-serious offences but the deal fell over due to a dispute over legal fees."
That probably tells you how the strong the case is... which may be seen a bit differently now for this fan base than it was 6 months. Im sure some fans are hoping this will go a certain way to give us an out on the deal.
That probably tells you how the strong the case is... which may be seen a bit differently now for this fan base than it was 6 months. Im sure some fans are hoping this will go a certain way to give us an out on the deal.
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I've always thought he had a strong case and I hope I'm right despite his poor form..
Maybe post fiasco the monkey will be off his back and he may come good...at least that's what I'm hoping for.
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It's like his lawyer seems to care more about his welfare than the average player manager.
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I dont know if he'll ever come good, i think that will depend on how he wants to go about his football career once this is over... but there is really only one way he can go from here, form wise.GreenMachine wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:31 am I've always thought he had a strong case and I hope I'm right despite his poor form..
Maybe post fiasco the monkey will be off his back and he may come good...at least that's what I'm hoping for.
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What legal fees is there a dispute over. Would it typically be the DPP (NSW) wanting money to cover their costs? Or would it be Curtis was asking for the DPP (NSW) to cover some or all of his legal fees? Either way I think the hit to his form may end up costing him more contract money overall then paying an getting on with life.
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In previous articles it was suggested Scott's lawyer requested the Police to pay his legal fees.kona_dream wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:44 am What legal fees is there a dispute over. Would it typically be the DPP (NSW) wanting money to cover their costs? Or would it be Curtis was asking for the DPP (NSW) to cover some or all of his legal fees? Either way I think the hit to his form may end up costing him more contract money overall then paying an getting on with life.
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If he’s convicted, can we sack him without paying him the rest of his contract or incurring any hit to our salary cap? If so, I hope this occurs, purely so we can get rid of him 3 years early.Botman wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:24 am "Police had agreed to drop five of the charges in exchange for a guilty plea to two of the non-serious offences but the deal fell over due to a dispute over legal fees."
That probably tells you how the strong the case is... which may be seen a bit differently now for this fan base than it was 6 months. Im sure some fans are hoping this will go a certain way to give us an out on the deal.
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I've made my position on Scott's preseason shenanigans pretty clear, so without repeating myself, I suspect his lawyer in on the money regarding how the matter is impacting his form.
His history indicates he's highly emotional and doesn't have a great handle on his off field behaviour. His history at both the Storm and Raiders tells me he's a pretty talented athlete when things are going well, but an absolute train wreck when things go a bit pear shaped off the field.
Hopefully he keeps off the drink while he sorts himself out.
His history indicates he's highly emotional and doesn't have a great handle on his off field behaviour. His history at both the Storm and Raiders tells me he's a pretty talented athlete when things are going well, but an absolute train wreck when things go a bit pear shaped off the field.
Hopefully he keeps off the drink while he sorts himself out.
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He should have never been signed in the first place. We should have retained BJ so we weren’t paying freight and gave Bateman his $800k a season.
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I can understand that deal falling over then. Would think the prosecution only need a guilty verdict on one of those minor charges and they wouldn't be liable for his legal costs. The are obviously counting on that while Scott's legal team are backing themselves to beat all charges.edwahu wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:46 amIn previous articles it was suggested Scott's lawyer requested the Police to pay his legal fees.kona_dream wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:44 am What legal fees is there a dispute over. Would it typically be the DPP (NSW) wanting money to cover their costs? Or would it be Curtis was asking for the DPP (NSW) to cover some or all of his legal fees? Either way I think the hit to his form may end up costing him more contract money overall then paying an getting on with life.
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Re: Canberra Raiders' Curtis Scott set to go to court
Yeah but why would you fight it? If you have a settlement which protects you as the person from prison and other disciplinary measures the money side becomes irrelevant. Its obviously affecting him so the sooner you can shut the door and move on the betterNorthern Raider wrote:I can understand that deal falling over then. Would think the prosecution only need a guilty verdict on one of those minor charges and they wouldn't be liable for his legal costs. The are obviously counting on that while Scott's legal team are backing themselves to beat all charges.edwahu wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:46 amIn previous articles it was suggested Scott's lawyer requested the Police to pay his legal fees.kona_dream wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:44 am What legal fees is there a dispute over. Would it typically be the DPP (NSW) wanting money to cover their costs? Or would it be Curtis was asking for the DPP (NSW) to cover some or all of his legal fees? Either way I think the hit to his form may end up costing him more contract money overall then paying an getting on with life.
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Fighting it because they believe they can win. The plea deal was their attempt at minimising damage but assuming they felt the price was too high.LastRaider wrote: ↑July 15, 2020, 9:09 amYeah but why would you fight it? If you have a settlement which protects you as the person from prison and other disciplinary measures the money side becomes irrelevant. Its obviously affecting him so the sooner you can shut the door and move on the betterNorthern Raider wrote:I can understand that deal falling over then. Would think the prosecution only need a guilty verdict on one of those minor charges and they wouldn't be liable for his legal costs. The are obviously counting on that while Scott's legal team are backing themselves to beat all charges.edwahu wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:46 amIn previous articles it was suggested Scott's lawyer requested the Police to pay his legal fees.kona_dream wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:44 am What legal fees is there a dispute over. Would it typically be the DPP (NSW) wanting money to cover their costs? Or would it be Curtis was asking for the DPP (NSW) to cover some or all of his legal fees? Either way I think the hit to his form may end up costing him more contract money overall then paying an getting on with life.
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Yup looking more and more like we should have concentrated on having 2 or 3 decent seasons in a row before we started focusing on a long-term succession plan.LastRaider wrote: ↑July 15, 2020, 8:52 am He should have never been signed in the first place. We should have retained BJ so we weren’t paying freight and gave Bateman his $800k a season.
A complete **** up!
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Presumably because the prosecution have called 13 witnesses, experts etc the costs are going to be ridiculous.LastRaider wrote: ↑July 15, 2020, 9:09 amYeah but why would you fight it? If you have a settlement which protects you as the person from prison and other disciplinary measures the money side becomes irrelevant. Its obviously affecting him so the sooner you can shut the door and move on the betterNorthern Raider wrote:I can understand that deal falling over then. Would think the prosecution only need a guilty verdict on one of those minor charges and they wouldn't be liable for his legal costs. The are obviously counting on that while Scott's legal team are backing themselves to beat all charges.edwahu wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:46 amIn previous articles it was suggested Scott's lawyer requested the Police to pay his legal fees.kona_dream wrote: ↑July 14, 2020, 10:44 am What legal fees is there a dispute over. Would it typically be the DPP (NSW) wanting money to cover their costs? Or would it be Curtis was asking for the DPP (NSW) to cover some or all of his legal fees? Either way I think the hit to his form may end up costing him more contract money overall then paying an getting on with life.