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Stitch This wrote:Attitude was there for all to see in the AFC U19 cup final.

Rob Lozza wrote:

Stitch This wrote:Attitude was there for all to see in the AFC U19 cup final.

I did not see it. What did he do?

Rob Lozza wrote:

Stitch This wrote:Attitude was there for all to see in the AFC U19 cup final.

I did not see it. What did he do?

Blotto wrote:This moron is about as 'Aussie' as George W Bush....

shiraz him, hope he does time and loses his career. Doesn't deserve it.

If you want to carry on like Muslim militant, do it in some other country.

Blotto

This moron is about as 'Aussie' as George W Bush....

shiraz him, hope he does time and loses his career. Doesn't deserve it.

If you want to carry on like Muslim militant, do it in some other country.

MegaBonus wrote:

Blotto

This moron is about as 'Aussie' as George W Bush....

shiraz him, hope he does time and loses his career. Doesn't deserve it.

If you want to carry on like Muslim militant, do it in some other country.

i didnt realise only muslims commit assault and belong to gangs.......your comments are racist!!!!!

MegaBonus wrote:

Blotto

This moron is about as 'Aussie' as George W Bush....

shiraz him, hope he does time and loses his career. Doesn't deserve it.

If you want to carry on like Muslim militant, do it in some other country.

i didnt realise only muslims commit assault and belong to gangs.......your comments are racist!!!!!

MegaBonus wrote:yeah youre right...............cause the greeks and italians have been here longer, thus they are now higher up the pecking order, we can can do to others what our parents first experienced and what we went through..........

now how do i communicate sarcasm??????????

Gang link sees soccer star Kerem Bulut lose bail
Katherine Danks From: The Daily Telegraph December 31, 2010 12:00AM

ONE of Australia's brightest soccer stars is part of a gang involved in attempted murder, kidnap, drugs and robberies, police alleged yesterday.
Kerem Bulut, 18, of Berala, who plays for the Young Socceroos, was refused bail in Parramatta Bail Court yesterday, after allegedly breaching a court-imposed curfew.

Bulut, whom police allege is a member of the gang MBM or Muslim Brotherhood Movement, is accused of breaching his bail conditions when he allegedly threatened to "smash" a man in Sydney's south west.

The curfew formed part of strict bail conditions which were set after Bulut was charged with five offences last month, including robbery in company and membership of a criminal group - MBM.

Police allege members of the MBM are involved in serious offences such as robbery, attempted murder and kidnapping. They have also been linked to numerous property and drug supply offences, police say.

Bulut is charged with breaching his curfew - which stipulates he must be at home between the hours of 8pm and 6am or be in the company of a parent - between December 29 at 11.10pm and December 30 at 1.31am.

Police went to his home after being told Bulut had threatened violence against a man in Lidcombe.

"The actions of [Bulut] are directly linked to previous crimes committed by members of MBM which involved the wounding of the same victims as the offences for which the accused is now charged," the court was told.

It's alleged Bulut and three other men were travelling in a black Toyota on Arthur Street in Lidcombe on Wednesday night at about 11.10pm. The victim was in a second vehicle and told police he Bulut staring at him when the cars both stopped at lights.

The victim told police he immediately recognised Bulut "from prior associations and dealings".

Police allegations tendered to the court say the victim asked Bulut how he was doing. Bulut replied: "I'll show you how I'm doing, pull over", and pointed to the side of the road.

The victim asked why he should pull over and Bulut said "I'll show you why, I need to talk to you."

The victim refused and Bulut allegedly yelled "Pull over, I'm going to smash you.".

Police say the car in which Bulut was a passenger followed the victim's car for some time.

The victim reported the incident to police, but when officers went to Bulut's parents house they did not find anyone at the home.

When they returned, Bulut told them he had been at home with his mother all night. His mother, meanwhile, told police she had been with her son at a friend's house in Glenwood, but could not offer a more specific address.

Bulut is awaiting trial on charges he, along with Ahmad Nahle, Rashid Ramadan and Ismail Hadife, all 18 of Auburn, plotted to intimidate two court witnesses.

The victims were to give evidence against the three co-accused in court, were robbed of their mobile phones and wallets at Bondi Beach on November 12.

On November 13, Bulut allegedly again confronted the men outside a nightclub in George St in the inner city

Nahle, Ramadan and Hadife and a 16-year-old boy also allegedly attacked the men with knives in a carpark in Auburn in September. The men suffered serious stab wounds.

Bulut was remanded to appear in Burwood Local Court via audio visual link in January.