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Message: [QUOTE="McHunt, post: 3681141, member: 9853"] Abdo said the NRL will act, in conjunction with the club, on Ezra very quickly after the court decision, and not comment before that. Given how Ezra has gone to ground without comment since the incident, I would say it's fair to assume he's expecting a positive drug result and realizes he has nothing to gain by confessing or denying at this point. We also haven't heard a peep about why he swerved across the road. It's entirely speculation. For all we know he could've had a seizure. But my hunch is he hadn't been to sleep since the night before. Going by Abdo's tone, I would expect a number of weeks suspension: 5, 6, 7 something like that. It will depend on whether Ezra's lawyer can come up with some kind of plausible explanation that might lessen his sentence. The fans will want to see blood, so he's not going to get off without suspension. The buzzword now is "care" rather than "punishment." Meaning it's a pointless exercise banishing him to another club. If he weren't famous, this wouldn't have been newsworthy. [/QUOTE]

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