Can take the boyz out of Africa but you can't take the Africa out of the boyz......Enough thanks mate, the sudanese have brought a lot to Victoria…
Victorian police agree - carjackings, assault, and burglary have kept the force busier than ever.
Jesus Christ…
You gust realise the apex gang is only like 8 dudes right?Vicpol said it was 200 I thought. No doubt they were african so people just assume apex.
I thought that brawl in the CBD last year referring to Apex mentioned Polynesians among others
You gust realise the apex gang is only like 8 dudes right?Vicpol said it was 200 I thought. No doubt they were african so people just assume apex.
I thought that brawl in the CBD last year referring to Apex mentioned Polynesians among others
Yep. There are all sorts in that gang.
And there’s farking heaps of the bastards.
Some reports mention “African teens”. I bet they’re not looking for Dale Steyn lookalikes.
I wonder if it would be possible, and I could be going completely into fairy land here, for the players and the club to turn this into a positive for the club and the community?
I’m thinking of something along the lines of the players not pressing charges and the offenders being invited down to the club and meeting a few of the players, getting shown around and maybe help with the sausage sizzle on family day, or something that makes them feel welcome and a part of something good.
Alternatively, I wonder if the club could use this as motivation to divert some of it’s community programs towards newly settled youth.
I wonder if it would be possible, and I could be going completely into fairy land here, for the players and the club to turn this into a positive for the club and the community?I’m thinking of something along the lines of the players not pressing charges and the offenders being invited down to the club and meeting a few of the players, getting shown around and maybe help with the sausage sizzle on family day, or something that makes them feel welcome and a part of something good.
Alternatively, I wonder if the club could use this as motivation to divert some of it’s community programs towards newly settled youth.
I like it in theory. However I’d like even more for them to be belted around with a phone book and locked up.
I feel a few cheap as dirt Kia cars coming their way in the near future.
I feel a few cheap as dirt Kia cars coming their way in the near future.
Mate, have you seen their prices? theyre ■■■■■■ expensive cars
I feel a few cheap as dirt Kia cars coming their way in the near future.
Or, if the don’t get the cars back they just claim on their insurance like anyone else.
I wonder if it would be possible, and I could be going completely into fairy land here, for the players and the club to turn this into a positive for the club and the community?I’m thinking of something along the lines of the players not pressing charges and the offenders being invited down to the club and meeting a few of the players, getting shown around and maybe help with the sausage sizzle on family day, or something that makes them feel welcome and a part of something good.
Alternatively, I wonder if the club could use this as motivation to divert some of it’s community programs towards newly settled youth.
You could probably get a gig on one of Daniel Andrews consultation groups with those ideas. How to go even softer on ethnic crime gangs.
I wonder if it would be possible, and I could be going completely into fairy land here, for the players and the club to turn this into a positive for the club and the community?I’m thinking of something along the lines of the players not pressing charges and the offenders being invited down to the club and meeting a few of the players, getting shown around and maybe help with the sausage sizzle on family day, or something that makes them feel welcome and a part of something good.
Alternatively, I wonder if the club could use this as motivation to divert some of it’s community programs towards newly settled youth.
complete and utter fairy land
these kids were probably only a confrontation away from using those basball bats on whoever decided to oppose them, and the ramifications both emotionally and physically could be devastating
Hope their names get “accidentally” released and some vigilantes cause harm to them
hopefully wasnt an inside job… /JOKE
You gust realise the apex gang is only like 8 dudes right?They’re very productive then
When they are reporting on the saga we all agree the media is full of ■■■■. But when they are trying to sell papers with shocking stories of an African based gang taking over Melbourne we all nod our heads and squeal “think of the children”.
Hey @DailyMailAU - your APEX gang pic is actually a UK rap band. Which we also we told you about last November. #mediawatch
— Media Watch (@ABCmediawatch) January 31, 2017
You gust realise the apex gang is only like 8 dudes right?They’re very productive then
When they are reporting on the saga we all agree the media is full of ■■■■. But when they are trying to sell papers with shocking stories of an African based gang taking over Melbourne we all nod our heads and squeal “think of the children”.
Hey @DailyMailAU - your APEX gang pic is actually a UK rap band. Which we also we told you about last November. #mediawatch
— Media Watch (@ABCmediawatch) January 31, 2017
I wonder if it would be possible, and I could be going completely into fairy land here, for the players and the club to turn this into a positive for the club and the community?I’m thinking of something along the lines of the players not pressing charges and the offenders being invited down to the club and meeting a few of the players, getting shown around and maybe help with the sausage sizzle on family day, or something that makes them feel welcome and a part of something good.
Alternatively, I wonder if the club could use this as motivation to divert some of it’s community programs towards newly settled youth.
:neutral:
Goodness. Me.
Hope their names get "accidentally" released and some vigilantes cause harm to them
Wow
wannabe:
I thought that a few clubs including Essendon have outreach programs of the type you mention and the AFL was promoting that approach. I think it came up in references to Gach and others , before the incident