"It killed him," May recalls. Of all the people he felt he had betrayed by his involvement in Penrith's sex tape saga last year, Gould was top of the list.This was the man who, when May had been living out of his car and sleeping on friends' couches in 2018, helped reconcile him with his family.
after pleading guilty to four counts of intentionally recording an intimate image without consent. Magistrate Robyn Denes described May's actions as "morally reprehensible" and "criminal". "Tyrone has always had a difficult relationship with his family. From a welfare perspective, we were always mindful of monitoring Tyrone’s mental wellbeing. The football club and team environment has been essential, supportive and even healing for Tyrone," Gould wrote in the reference.
"I split my subjects in half and did year 12 over two years," May said. "I was working before school from 6am til 11.30. I'd then go to school in my work uniform. Look, I never had money growing up, so when you start making sometimes $1000 a week, I thought it was mad. "I didn't have to pay for it, I just had to register it. It was some shitty old Toyota, but I didn't want to be ungrateful so I took it. One day it was just sitting out the front of my house and someone knocked on the door and offered to buy it. I sold Ciro's car and he didn't even know. I got a bit of coin out of it, too. I got $300.
MichaelChammas in the fare dinkum department I think gus's eyes have closed over judging by how he looks on telly. dont think anyone is looking into them anymore