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Message: [QUOTE="Dannymh, post: 2399773, member: 7777"] TBH I don't think the "Horse riding" had anything to do with Gallop, it was just a post try celebration, a "giddy'up" if you will, but as usual the tabloids got hold of it and put their own spin on it. I have a deep ceded hatred for Gallop's version of the NRL, which has nothing to do with the Brett Stewart incident, so if that is the spin the media put on it, well so be it. To be fair, Gallop had a knee jerk reaction to the Brett Stewart incident. and blaming being asked to leave a venue on the decision he made, is wafer thin and in my view insulting. Players have been asked to leave pubs since the inception of Rugby League, had the false sexual assault allegations never been made, then Brett wouldn't have missed a game. In other words, he was clearly condemned before trial. So I can see his point. I think however it would be best that Brett try to put it behind him, but lets be honest, how would you feel in his situation, especially seeing the treatment that Teflon Todd gets every few weeks? I'll be honest, I hate Gallop and have for many years, he is a dictator and has no understanding of the fans, or what they want, he will not listen to the fans and will always decide what he thinks best for his bosses and not for the game. The time it took to get the Grand final back to a reasonable time was a joke, The fact it is still on a Sunday, when Queensland has to work the next day, is another joke. Putting that aside however, I can easily empathise with Brett, but think the best thing for him, would be to try to move on [/QUOTE]

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