Why did they seriously think it was a good idea for him to go back to Sydney???

Back with the same influences that caused the issues in the first place is hardly wise.

Let's take it outside!

#tough

Was always only a matter of time #-o

Probably not considering it was a first offence. When you're a career criminal, I can see fines coming.

Would be interesting if he tried that in Townsville.

-PB

Did Keogh and Risdon get fined?

Sponsors alone would be pissed.

-PB

Central Coast eshay adlays are entyplay brahhh.

This. Its more than football he is fucking up. He can be huge potential in the Roos.

:lol:

Big fine coming his way from the FFA for bringing the game into disrepute.

go to ccm how many gangs can possibly be there?

Fixed.

Needs to come to Melbourne. Like to see him try to be a tuff cunt up against Muscat.

You reckon they refused to sell him one of those McWanderers meals or?

Getting into trouble with the same old group of mates. Was always a bad idea to bring him back here. At least he turned himself in, not really what the club needed right now though. Media will love this.

far out

It's like this guy is purposely trying to derail his own career. ](*,)

fixed quote.

Well that's no good...

http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/western-sydney-wanderers-striker-kerem-bulut-charged-by-police-20150311-141k9u.html

Western Sydney Wanderers striker Kerem Bulut charged by police
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March 11, 2015 - 10:31PM
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Karem Bulut of the Western Sydney Wanderers has been charged with intimidation.
Karem Bulut of the Western Sydney Wanderers has been charged with intimidation. Photo: Getty Images
Western Sydney Wanderers striker Kerem Bulut has been charged with intimidation following an incident at a McDonald's in Sydney's west.

The 23-year-old, who joined the Wanderers this season after four years abroad, was charged after an incident at the Auburn fast food restaurant the night before. McDonald's is also a sponsor of the Western Sydney Wanderers.

It is understood Bulut was at McDonald's with a group of friends at 7:30pm on Tuesday when the staff allegedly asked them to leave.

The group allegedly told the store manager that they should take the argument outside to the carpark.

Police investigated the incident with Bulut presenting himself to Auburn police station at 4pm on Wednesday - only hours before his side was due to play Melbourne City at Parramatta's Pirtek Stadium.

He was charged with one count of intimidation and was granted conditional bail. He will appear in Burwood Local Court on April 7.

The signing of Bulut was seen as a positive for the Wanderers in a disappointing season. Their 3-2 win over Melbourne City on Wednesday was just the sides second victory in 19 matches so far this A-League campaign.

Bulut scored two goals on debut for the Wanderers in their 4-3 loss in the Sydney derby on February 28.

Edited by TheSelectFew: 11/3/2015 10:38:15 PM