@nzzp there was one replay last night that clearly showed seperation. I am pretty sure it was shown at the same time the commentator was saying "it's a try every day of the week".

@antipodean it's fits the narrative we are fed on DV for sure.

@antipodean how do you know she is being untruthful now and not when she made the initial allegation?

@chimoaus in Qld at least, don't know about NSW, there is an offence of being in charge of a motor vehicle will over the limit. Don't have to prove someone has been driving, merely have to prove they are in charge. Even having car keys on you and not actually being in the car while pissed could be interpreted as being in charge under some circumstances. Being pissed, slumped over the steering wheel is enough. The car keys don't necessarily have to be in the ignition either.

@chimoaus don't know about NSW, but I wouldn't bet on getting away with being drunkenly slumped over the steering wheel in Qld. Surely NSW is similar?

@jegga said in RIP 2019:

Too soon for the joke about him and Hotlips Houlihan ?

I am not sure I know the joke and today is tomorrow so go for it!

It always amuses me when people get fired up at being called something, or when their family is insulted. I have lost count at the number of people who want to do unspeakable things to my mother - I think good luck to them, she is nearly 80 years old and they would be hard pressed getting any action there. At least, that's what like to tell myself!

@Rembrandt said in Tommy Robinson:

Maybe the police move was calculated from a PR point of view.

"Racist police violently round on peaceful Muslim anti-facist protestors who dared to stand up against the far-right, institutional racism rearing its ugly head"

• Guardian/Independent/HuffPo et al

This would be my guess. Every move by police, whether it be by the whole organisation, or by an individual officer, is done with the media in mind. It's called the 'Courier Mail' test where I am from.

@Toddy said in Stormers v Crusaders:

Will McDonald's really care enough to provide security footage. Seems pretty low level accusations for them to go to those lengths.

Unless things are different in South Africa, then I would be surprised if McDonalds hands over footage. In Qld, businesses like McD's and bars will normally only give provide footage to police when they are investigating criminal offences. Some businesses even insist on a search warrant.

While some see a physically dominant SBW, I see a SBW who, for a midfielder, runs bad lines, passes inaccurately, kicks at the wrong time, and very rarely puts a player into space by drawing the defender and timing the pass. In my opinion he is not physically dominant enough to beat the rush defence, and he is not skilled enough in the art of backline manipulation to beat the rush defence.