French Court hears how 45 Test All Black Physically & Mentally Abused his wife

Evidently all Kiwi’s want their sons to grow-up to be an All Black in the mold of Carl Hayman.

They breed them tough in Otago. 

See look. 

Who wouldn’t want to have a son like him, eh?

Go weak at the knees at the thought of your daughter marrying a bloke like 'Hard-Man Haymam'?  

Hell, if you play it right you could get The New Zealand Women’s Weekly to pay you ‘an undisclosed amount’ for the wedding day photos.

They can do wonders these-days disguising bruises.

“But I’m A Rugby Player” Legal Defence Ploy Goes Mainstream

When collared and placed in front of a judge the standard ‘jail card issued’ by professional rugby players, is the one along the lines “It’ll harm my future overseas career prospects if I’m convicted”   

One read of this blog will see this mitigation is an almost guaranteed winner in any N.Z Court. 

Only now, it appears you no longer need to be a top player in New Zealand to also issue similar claims, that a conviction will curtail your sporting future.  

You only need to ‘dream’ you’ll one-day play Super Rugby or for The All Blacks & you can present this as a factor for the judge to take-into account come sentencing.  

Even, when it involves the serious charge of punching another man unconscious. 

Enter stage left Kings High Old Boy, Pesajon Tili.

 Thankfully the Police and Judge saw through Tili’s defence ploy.

 

PS: If you are new here, search 'One rule for rugby players' for more background to this post.  

Now it’s Women’s Rugby Players getting in on the act

You strike a person twice. 

They strike back, more forcefully.   

You then then bitch to the coppers! 

“Ooh, I’ve been assaulted”  

No bull, this is true. 

The coppers take the bait, see you as a victim.  

 

In court you get a pay-out from the person you baited and struck twice first.

Why? 

Because you happen to have two X chromosomes.  

A rugby representative no less.   

That’s justice N.Z style folks. 

 

Read: HERE

 

No kidding a top N.Z rugby player assaults a bird in a bar?

ONE: Ex pro N.Z Rugby Player in a bar late at night

PLUS ONE: Getting absolutely blotto  

EQUALS: The inability to conduct oneself civilly, nor with respect for others – the later coming as a God-given right of being a top rugby player in N.Z.

 

It appears not even your team mates ‘mrs’ is off limits.

The female clients of Peter Mirrieless now need to decide whether to take their business elsewhere.

Deliver him the result he deserves.

I was also going to suggest his [unnamed] rugby club boot him out.

But that would be unthinkable.  

This is New Zealand where's there's no real issue.   

Which is what most drunks say.

The drunk man of N.Z sport being the NZRFU.

 

Dunedin Judge Confirms Rugby’s Privileged Position

Fracture a blokes jaw, punch one of his front teeth out, in a drunken piece of late night street thuggery. 

All because the bloke made a feeble remark about the rugby club jersey you were wearing.   

What would you expect the punishment to be in a case like this? 

An assault conviction would surely be the minimum?  

Unless of course you are an up and coming Otago rugby starlet like Riley McDowall and not say a clerk in a government department. 

As I am at pains to indicate there is a separate law in New Zealand for Rugby players and Judge Kevin Phillips has merely re-confirmed this by discharging this drunken punk without conviction.  

CONVICTED EX ALL BLACK FIGHTS TO KEEP HIS NAME & DETAILS OF HIS INDECENT ACT A SECRET

A former All Black appeared in the Dunedin District Court on October 15^th where he had had an application for permanent name suppression and discharge without conviction turned down.  

Ex AB X’s lawyer has appealed against the rulings, claiming the harm to his reputation if his name is revealed would outweigh the severity of the offence.

Perhaps ABX should have thought about his reputation prior to the offence?  

ABX was ordered to pay $6500 in reparation to the victim. 

He admitted making an indecent advance upon her at her home in November of 2011.  

Since an application for permanent name suppression was turned-down - when are N.Zers going to know who he is, the finer details of his crime?   

With the complete lack of details on the individual other than his likely home town, sporting affiliations it spreads dispersion upon all ex All Blacks in the Otago region, so he owes it to them to front-up.  

The Court should have at least listed his age in order to protect his innocent team-mates even if  ABX and his lawyer thinks more about his reputation over the team he played for.    

Despite temporary name suppression his name, crime details are sure to be whispered over bar leaners down South anyway.   

 

Source: One News