manase fainu jailed

He will be allowed to attend Sea Eagles training, medical and legal appointments. Fainu, who appeared via video link from prison on Tuesday, was supported in court by Sea Eagles coach Des Hasler, teammates Addin Fonua-Blake, Moses Suli and Jorge Taufua, former teammate Api Koroisau and a large contingent of family members. Manly NRL player Manase Fainu has been released from jail despite a court hearing he went dangerously close to killing a man in an alleged knife attack at a church dance. Australian Associated Presshttps://nnimgt-a.akamaihd.net/transform/v1/crop/frm/silverstone-feed-data/5f903f12-3536-4084-a5d5-844ba347ba05.jpg/r0_74_800_526_w1200_h678_fmax.jpg "We'll continue to work with him in his rehab but it will probably start next week sometime."

"He's in reasonably good spirits considering the circumstances," Mr Bonasera said outside court. Manly hooker Manase Fainu has been buoyed by a visit in jail from coach Des Hasler but is set to remain behind bars for at least another week.Fainu’s bail hearing has been set down for November 11 after The 21-year has already spent a week in jail after being denied bail.Hasler joined Fainu’s parents in visiting the young player over the weekend, offering support and comfort ahead of the Supreme Court bail hearing.Fainu denies stabbing the man and insists he is a victim of mistaken identity.Fainu is rated one of the game’s rising stars and a future rep player.https://images.daznservices.com/di/library/sportal_com_au/1e/11/manase-fainu_uu3r5hwudh0v113c06m2lbx0j.jpg?t=356994030&w=500&quality=80

Justice Rothman said he had concerns about the risk of Fainu reoffending, given the serious nature of the allegation. Manly hooker Manase Fainu has been buoyed by a visit in jail from coach Des Hasler but is set to remain behind bars for at least another week. Manly hooker Manase Fainu has been granted bail following an alleged stabbing incident last month. By The Mole.

Manly football manager John Bonasera said the up-and-coming hooker, who underwent a shoulder operation three weeks prior to the alleged incident, would return to training in the next week or so to continue his rehabilitation.

Promising player has walked from prison, winning his fight for bail as he stands accused of stabbing a man at a church in Waterloo Grove.

Get him back with his family and get him back into a normal routine is probably more important than football at the minute. Get him back with his family and get him back into a normal routine is probably more important than football at the minute. He must report daily to Fairfield Police Station and had to surrender his passport after being released on $10,000 bail. Supreme Court Justice Stephen Rothman said the 24-year-old victim, who was hospitalised with a punctured lung, was "millimetres" away from being killed and said of the charges that "it's as close to murder as you can get".

He has been stood down under the NRL's "no fault" rule, but can continue to train with the club. Manly NRL player Manase Fainu has been released from jail despite a court hearing he went dangerously close to killing a man in an alleged knife attack at a church dance.Fainu is expected to return to Sea Eagles training in the coming weeks after he was released from Parklea Correctional Centre on strict bail conditions on Tuesday.The 21-year-old has pleaded not guilty to several charges, including recklessly causing grievous bodily harm in company, relating to an alleged attack in Sydney's west last month.Fainu, who appeared via video link from prison on Tuesday, was supported in court by Sea Eagles coach Des Hasler, teammates Addin Fonua-Blake, Moses Suli and Jorge Taufua, former teammate Api Koroisau and a large contingent of family members.Supreme Court Justice Stephen Rothman said the 24-year-old victim, who was hospitalised with a punctured lung, was "millimetres" away from being killed and said of the charges that "it's as close to murder as you can get".However, he released Fainu into home detention and on the condition he not leave his house without his parents.He will be allowed to attend Sea Eagles training, medical and legal appointments.He must report daily to Fairfield Police Station and had to surrender his passport after being released on $10,000 bail.Manly football manager John Bonasera said the up-and-coming hooker, who underwent a shoulder operation three weeks prior to the alleged incident, would return to training in the next week or so to continue his rehabilitation.He has been stood down under the NRL's "no fault" rule, but can continue to train with the club.

Manly Sea Eagles hooker Manase Fainu, 21, is behind bars after he handed himself into police on Tuesday in relation to an alleged brawl in Sydney's south-west.

Sep 11th, 2019. Crown prosecutors opposed Fainu's bail application, telling the court they had three witnesses who saw him allegedly stab the man in the back at the Mormon church dance at Wattle Grove on October 25.