Hope the 2 match ban helps you to start thinking with your head instead of your di... ck.
Aaron Smith
Hope the 2 match ban helps you to start thinking with your head instead of your di... ck.
Dipping one's wick into a stranger is risky enough ... but why do it in a dirty public rest room?
Too good not to share.
Also not my own.
Dan Carter's French club Racing 92 insisted on Friday that the All Blacks legend had been "authorised" to receive a cortisone injection before the Top 14 final.
Racing spoke out after a French report that Carter, fellow former New Zealand international Joe Rokocoko and Argentinian teammate Juan Imhoff had tested positive for the anti-inflammatory drug.
Paris-based sports daily L'Equipe reported on Thursday that the high profile trio had failed a drug test after Racing 92 beat Toulon in the French Top 14 final in Barcelona in June.
The doping control was carried out by French Anti-Doping Agency (AFLD), according to the paper.
Racing were at pains to dispel any notion of wrongdoing.
"It was treatment administered in an authorised manner, given in response to a proven condition several days before the Top 14 final and not requiring a TUE (Therapeutic Use Exemption)," Racing 92 declared in a statement.
"All the medical procedures on the players reported by the media were carried out in total respect of the national and international anti-doping rules," the statement continued.
"All the medical protocols (were) clear" and there had been "complete transparency", assured the club.
Earlier Carter's management company, Essentially Group, which also represents Rokocoko, said they were "relaxed" about the situation because Racing's club doctor had filled in all the required documents.
Simon Porter, an Auckland-based player agent with the group, said: "We were reassured that there was nothing to worry about, that there was no wrongdoing, that there was no case to answer for," he told TVNZ.
"It's just a therapeutic use, cortisone is a common drug used to treat pain and inflammation."
Carter, widely regarded as the best fly-half ever, is world rugby's highest paid star after moving to France following a glittering career with the All Blacks.
The 34-year-old earned 112 caps and won two World Cups with the New Zealanders, racking up a record 1 598 test points.
He is idolised in New Zealand on a level comparable with David Beckham in Britain or Michael Jordan in the United States.
Any drug taint would be a major blow for rugby in New Zealand, which is already reeling from a series of scandals.
CALF INJURY
Porter added that the players had been "blindsided" by the news being leaked.
"The boys had been told that they had nothing to worry about. They're not enjoying the attention but they're pretty relaxed about it all because they're confident that everything is in order and everything is fine," he said.
Carter was recovering from a calf injury ahead of the Top 14 final, while Rokocoko – a winger who represented New Zealand in 68 tests – had a knee problem.
Corticosteroids are generally used to reduce inflammation.
L'Equipe said that once alerted by the AFLD, the French Rugby Federation had 40 days to investigate the trio, who all played major roles in Racing's upset win over Toulon.
If the probe failed to find a medical reason for the corticosteroid use, then they could face disciplinary action.
The federation has not yet commented on the report.
It comes a day after All Black scrum-half Aaron Smith admitted a recent toilet tryst with a mystery woman at a busy airport in Christchurch was a "huge mistake".(The surprise is he admitted it was a huge mistake. On filed crimes are never admitted!!!!)
Coach Steve Hansen said the 54-test veteran breached team standards and sent him home from South Africa where the All Blacks play the Springboks this weekend in Durban.
It continues what has been called "the season from hell" for rugby in New Zealand, where image of the nation's No 1 sport has been battered by off-field controversy.(Not sure why offield incidents make thsi any differen t from a normal kiwi year. ON FIELD CRIMES ARE COVERED UP BY BENT REFS)
New Zealand Rugby faced criticism from women's groups last month over its handling of a stripper's allegations that Chiefs players sexually assaulted her during a team night out.
And last week, the organisation made a clumsy U-turn after initially standing by promising teenager Losi Filipo over a vicious street attack on four people, including two women, in Wellington. Filipo's contract was eventually terminated after a massive public backlash.
nz RUGBY =
SA RUGBY =
And what a pair of creeps, filming a guy in the toilet...that should be the major issue, not the other way around.
nz rugby =
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
It comes a day after All Black scrum-half Aaron Smith admitted a recent toilet tryst with a mystery woman at a busy airport in Christchurch was a "huge mistake".(The surprise is he admitted it was a huge mistake. On filedcrimes are never admitted!!!!)
Coach Steve Hansen said the 54-test veteran breached team standards and sent him home from South Africa where the All Blacks play the Springboks this weekend in Durban.
It continues what has been called "the season from hell" for rugby in New Zealand, where image of the nation's No 1 sport has been battered by off-field controversy.(Not sure why offield incidents make this any different from a normal kiwi year. ON FIELD CRIMES ARE COVERED UP BY BENT REFS)
New Zealand Rugby faced criticism from women's groups last month over its handling of a stripper's allegations that Chiefs players [removed]ually assaulted her during a team night out.
And last week, the organisation made a clumsy U-turn after initially standing by promising teenager Losi Filipo over a vicious street attack on four people, including two women, in Wellington. Filipo's contract was eventually terminated after a massive public backlash.
Beeno as usual giving the facts. kbbs ducking and diving.
The guy doing the filming is secondary. If I thought this incident would lead to an improvement in wee ab off field behaviour i would say he did the wee abs a favour. But I won't say that! Bwahahahah ahahahahhaha
Oh man so many delusions...
1st. It was consensual, and she's basically as "guilty" as he is;
2nd. It's his private life, if he screws around in a toilet it shouldn't be a global phenomenon;
3rd. He was the one who started the whole thing (I mean, his feminazi wife who insisted sharing the clip)
But hey, since he's already on the ground let's kick him some more, shall we??
Wee Aron screwed up - so to speak - but he will take his punishment & should be better for it. In the meantime TJ will get valuable game time & the ABs will build their depth at 9. He has a fast pass & even if it's not as quick as A. Smith's he brings other talents to the table. Better stock up on the meds mate
Exactly.
Frankly I find your comments distasteful and devoid of class. You should know better Beeno.
And so says all of us....what's new!?
Hey M.....!!!!
THE DIFFERENCE IS HE WAS MAN ENOUGH TO ADMIT HE SCREWED UP.


