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Message: [QUOTE="Morkel, post: 3011532, member: 8215"] I agree with [USER=1973]@mrslong[/USER] in that it seems the club identified some potential issues and went hard on him so he realised that he can’t carry on like a no-name bogan when contracted to the Broncos. It wouldn’t surprise me if the reason he was driving unlicensed is because of ego and peer pressure. Arriving everywhere in an Uber or cab would have had his deadshit mates calling him moneybags at being able to afford it, while the rest of them who were also suspended just continued to drive. “I have a job, I need to drive”. Too bad, respect the fact that license is a privelage, you share the roads with others. Don’t be a fuckwit and you won’t lose it to begin with. This is coming from someone who lost his licence on his P’s, was given the chance of 3 months suspension or 12 months with 1 point, and decided to be far more careful and not be a dick for a year. The constant “family & bros over rules” is exactly how you end up with multiple generations disrespecting laws that are there to protect. The selfish belief that them and their peers are more important than the safety of others out there. And when they do get caught, “**** the police for picking on us, fucking dogs”. The Broncos are likely making Haas sweat on it, will haul him in for a “please explain”, and ask him what he thinks is a suitable punishment. [/QUOTE]

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