Carney

[Ray Stehr]

Apparently he decked a 17 year old, more to come.

[stsae]

Apparently he decked a 17 year old, more to come.

How will Rothwitt spin this one???

[Ray Stehr]

I'd throw Carney out of the NRL just for his hairstyle.

[Vasco]

It won't be his fault.

He was only there drinking water, as he has been since he left the Roosters.

[Salvatori Grubber]

Watch Rothfield throw him under the bus.

His priority will be to save face for Cronulla, and hanging Todd out to dry will be the play.

[bondi paul]

Watch Rothfield throw him under the bus.

His priority will be to save face for Cronulla, and hanging Todd out to dry will be the play.

Perhaps he won't write about it at all and leave it to others whilst he focuses on the Wanderers .

[Johnny.]

Sorry, I don't know any Carney. Who gives two craps what another team's player is doing.

[stephenj]

he lives up the road from me often see him attempting to drive his black jeep at speed! must be all that water makes you weave when you drive?

[The Brain]

I think it relates to this facebook message ... Poeople ar commenting that sharks players involved but Buz is saying Carney never threw a punch

https://www.facebook.com/nswpoliceforce
Police have charged a 28-year-old man with assault after an altercation at Cronulla overnight.

About 7.40pm (Sunday 23 March 2014) an altercation involving a number of men allegedly occurred outside a fast food restaurant on The Kingsway.

Two of those involved, an 18 year old from Grays Point and a 19 year old from Kirrawee, attended Cronulla Police Station to report the matter. They also requested medical treatment for facial injuries.

A 28 year old Cronulla man was arrested by police in a nearby licensed location.

He has been charged with two counts of assault occasioning actual bodily harm, and granted conditional bail to attend Sutherland Local Court on 24 April 2014.

Police are urging anyone with information about this incident to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000 or use the Crime Stoppers online reporting page: https://www1.police.nsw.gov.au/. Information you provide will be treated in the strictest of confidence. We remind people they should not report crime information via our Facebook and Twitter pages.

[Guest]

Carney is very lucky that various licensees have been discreet. His issues with alcohol are appalling.

I still remember people defending him having a right to a few beers.

He is a career alcaholic.

[SConcierge]

he lives up the road from me often see him attempting to drive his black jeep at speed! must be all that water makes you weave when you drive?

I heard he lives with Cordner in Mascot

[stephenj]

he may have moved but till recently he lived at grays point in sydney, a quiet back water with no pub just a bottle shop a fuish and chip shop and a coffee shop! but he obviously found a way to play up?

[bondi-boy]

Hadley has been discussing this incident on 2GB this morning.

He detailed the incident as follows [details confirmed by Rothfield whom he interviewed on air about 10am today];

Para; "At a 7.40pm two young men, both small in stature, one about 60kgs, were walking thru Cronulla mall near Maccas when one of the young men called out to Todd Carney and his mate "Go the Sharkies". The man Carney was with then approached the two young men and invited them to hit him, they declined. Allegedly the man with Carney then struck both young men in the face, breaking the jaw of one and either the same young man or the other one lost some teeth.
Seeing Carney start to approach the scene of the alleged assault, Wade Graham escorted Carney away from the scene.
Wade Graham was alleged to be in the company of another Cronulla player.
Carney and his mate then moved on to Northies niteclub/bar/pub [or whatever it is] and were reportedly drinking there for several or more hours.
The two young men then contacted the police, who allegedly went to Northies to interview Carney and his mate."


Then Hadley seemed to launch into a scathing attack on Todd Carney, calling for the NRL's Integrity Unit to get involved...and he detailed all Carney's sins, including when he was banned from Goulburn etc.
He then mentioned Todd Carney, no ambulance being called, the concealing of a serious [assault, incident, crime or something, I forget his exact words] and that the maximum prison sentence for concealing such a thing is 14 years.

He mentioned Carney's problems with alcohol [he might have said 'alcoholic' I'm not sure].
He then said that he played "like a busted" in the game against the Knights.

Then at about 10.15am an older man [not I] rang in...obviously one of the 'Sons and Daughters of the Southern Cross' rights and liberties brigade/Eureka Oath written in blood long ago devotees...and said to Hadley para; "If Todd Carney should've rung an ambulance [and not concealed the alleged assault], then why shouldn't Wade Graham have?"
Hadley, obviously not liking this man's opinion said to him; "Wade Graham is a cleanskin, we should be concentrating on the one with form, Todd Carney".

14 years in prison for Todd Carney, for "concealing a serious [assault, offence or whatever]"?

Hmmm.
His trial should be interesting.

I can picture it now... a brass band parading up and down outside the court singing the uptempo version of the Battle Hymn of the Republic, the gospel song "Will The Circle be unbroken", and reciting the Eureka Oath.

[Guest]

wasn't Graham the one who pulled Carney away - so is he not as guilty as Carney for not calling and ambulance??

[bondi-boy]

wasn't Graham the one who pulled Carney away - so is he not as guilty as Carney for not calling and ambulance??

That's what the older male caller was trying to tell Hadley...after he went on his "14 years in prison" tirade.

Initially Hadley said that only one young man was allegedly punched by Carney's friend, then later he said it was both of them.
So which is it?
If only one, then the other one could've called an ambulance.
No mobile phones? Maccas was nearby.

Carney wasn't involved in the alleged incident, so why was it his sole reponsibility to call an ambulance?
Maybe the alleged victims had walked away, down the road to the police station? who knows.