Hi Foxy,

Here is the video so draw your own conclusions.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qW3moXAvIBU

My concern is when and should the law of the land in what is a criminal matter take precedent over the shenanigans of the footy field etc. Incidentally if the police believe a criminal offence has taken place it is them, and not the victim that lays charges.
I do not believe participating in a sport negates your responsibility to act within the law. For those who advocate what happens on the footy field stays on the footy field I ask, what act of malice if any would require criminal prosecution.

runner, maybe it was a couple of those Catholic priests you love so much fighting over an alter boy!

yeah I realise Paul with you lefties its all about who you hate rather than the actions of a person. I mean the regressives did a great job turning a blind eye to Jimmy Saville and a multitude of other regressives abusing kids.

Typical of you grub, the religious hypocrite. You come on here and all you do is try and throw a personal slur at me, nothing to do with the conversation. I give a bit back and you don't like it, to hell with you "my friend", you can suck on it.

Dear runner,

And the types of christians you profess to belong to have turned a blind eye to your leaders buggering and raping their way through tens of thousands of Aussie kids without a peep from their superiors. Your point is?

Dear Paul1405,

You still haven't addressed the issue of assault occasioning bodily harm that occurs when boxers get in to a ring in a perfectly legal sport.

Given that any contact sport involves the risk of injury, potentially quite serious, why are you attempting to equate what happened in this instance with an ordinary assault within the community. While both of course require an appropriate sanction I'm not sure the equivalence argument sticks.

Yeah another Antifa supporter outrage by a footballer punching someone while supporting thugs hiding behind masks. No surprise from you steelie.