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Mick grumpy with U.S.
3AW's Mick Malthouse says Andrew Krakouer should have been allowed into the United States to train alongside his Magpies teammates at altitude in Arizona, despite his criminal conviction.
Scroll below the video snippet to hear the entire Malthouse segment, his first on 3AW Radio.
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Blog comments
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Mick, hate to be the one to break it to you but he is just a footballer, no-one who deserves special treatment. And you wonder why the young footballers grow up thinking that they can do what they like without the regular repercussions.
Another regular person Tuesday 29 November, 2011 - 3:15 PM -
People should realise that breaking the law will more than likely affect their lives later on in life. He should of thought about it at the time. They still think that they are above the law, well sucked in I say he had a choice at the time to do it or not. The yanks don't stuff around with criminals and that is what he is even if he is a sports person. Does this Malthouse person think he is someone?
wylietoon Tuesday 29 November, 2011 - 3:13 PM -
The law is the supposed to be for every one,no exceptions including Collingwood football club>!
Steve Tuesday 29 November, 2011 - 11:28 AM -
Suffer Krakouer,
IAN BARKER Tuesday 29 November, 2011 - 9:56 AM -
Can't agree with Malthouse, the man committed a very violent crime. Can't expect USA to make exception of him just because he plays sport.
Mark Tuesday 29 November, 2011 - 7:17 AM -
Hey Mick and Neil, IT IS THEIR LAW NOT TO ALLOW PEOPLE WITH CONVICTIONS FOR CERTAIN CRIMES IN. Do you remember the Judge did not convict Matthew Newton when he was convicted of hitting Brook Satchwell because it might provent him working in the US. Maybe people need to realise that actions have far reaching impacts and it could be worth considering here in Australia rather than swinging and blowing in the breeze over who we let in! Also it might be more of a deterant if people realise if they have a conviction they cannot travel!
Larry Tuesday 29 November, 2011 - 5:09 AM
