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Djokovic's lawyers just asked if he could be detained somewhere private to avoid a media circus and the judge said they should've thought about that before making the request so late. He's now properly ****** and stormed out
I didn’t realise being a Class A knob with an unrivalled sense of entitlement was a human right.
Why would he? He's fit, healthy and injury free.Think there's drama now, just imagine if Nadal collapses on centre court with heart issues!
He had a history of heart issues, including heart surgery, going back to the age of 12. AFAIK, Nadal's only issue are his knees are made out of biscuits.Thats what Barca thought about Sergio Ageuro
He had a history of heart issues, including heart surgery, going back to the age of 12. AFAIK, Nadal's only issue are his knees are made out of biscuits.
It is never good when a political decision ruins a sports event.
Nole should sue the Australian government for violating his human rights.
And even he is 9 time defending champion of the tournament.
What a bunch of stupid idiots.
It is never good when a political decision ruins a sports event.
Nole should sue the Australian government for violating his human rights.
And even he is 9 time defending champion of the tournament.
What a bunch of stupid idiots.
I'm right in thinking the majority want him out of the country?
His human rights have not been violated, don't be daft. No one is making him having a vaccine against his will.
There is no human right that says you can't be deported from a country if you've lied on your visa application and you have no human right to take part in an international tennis competition (especially if you've lied to get into the host country).
But his visa was issued in the first place and he was allowed to board the plane, right or wrong?
Violating of human rights means unnecessary medical measures and violation of free movement because of unlawful practices.
We will learn eventually that all those medical measures didn't help, in the end.
Come off it....
Having a VISA allowing you to travel isn't irreversible. Turn up with 6 pounds of coke strapped to your body, you think that VISA still stands? The pre-arrival form is very clear on the penalty for lying on the form and it looks like he completed that form dishonestly before travelling.
But his visa was issued in the first place and he was allowed to board the plane, right or wrong?