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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3699347, member: 9853"] I'd say MOST rugby league players do SOME cocaine socially in the off season, along with MOST of the media. Cocaine is where weed was twenty years ago. It's illegal so you shut up about it, but everyone comes across it at parties. EVERYONE. Music, radio and TV runs on coke. It's all a big wank, and frankly anyone calling him a drug addict because he had some in his system is either a prude or a wanker. Besides-which, there's no evidence of a connection between him taking drugs and the car accident. That's innuendo. Maybe he has a problem with coke, maybe it explains his ego trip, but we don't know that. All we know is he was caught with traces in his system that would never have been picked up had he not had a car accident. He got fined in a traffic court. Like hundreds of others who did the same thing. We saw him melt down right at the beginning of last season because another brown guy got under his skin with some banter that backfired worse on the bantee, but did the intended job at the time. Regardless of whether certain types of name-calling is forbidden, you can't let it put you off your game in professional sport. He needs to toughen the **** up and if he's called names, it needs to add fire to his belly along with his team-mates. The legal shit he's going through, yeah that's not great, but he brought that on himself. Go cry to Payne, and see how far that gets him. [/QUOTE]

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