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He was one of my favourite players but quite frankly he's a loser, drugs are for mugs, end of. He'll be dead before long one way or another. I hope he has plenty of soap on a rope!., I reckon he'll get about 10 years. Ice as its known over here is known as crystal meth back in Wigan. Where he is from (Mackay) is rough and talking to people who know the area and his family, they say it's no surprise, if he hadn't played rugby he'd have been in trouble alot sooner.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... arges.html.

What a shame.

Great player.

Dallas was superb at Wigan! Sadly, not the only article I've read within the last 12 months or so highlighting his downfall.

Shame, seems drugs have taken hold of him

kitt green warriors wrote: ↑Fri Jan 08, 2021 4:44 am He was one of my favourite players but quite frankly he's a loser, drugs are for mugs, end of. He'll be dead before long one way or another. I hope he has plenty of soap on a rope!., I reckon he'll get about 10 years. Ice as its known over here is known as crystal meth back in Wigan. Where he is from (Mackay) is rough and talking to people who know the area and his family, they say it's no surprise, if he hadn't played rugby he'd have been in trouble alot sooner.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... arges.html.

hope you dont cheer on Zak

The 46 year old is charged with the aggravated possession of ice and faces up to 25 years jail if convicted.

Former Mackay NRL star Brett Dallas could face up to 25 years jail if convicted of aggravated methylamphetamines possession.

Next week he will make a bail bid after spending more than six months in custody on remand.

The 46 year old is charged with 13 offences including the aggravated possession of ice, supplying ice, producing marijuana, possessing ketamine and weapons category D/H/R.

His case was listed in Mackay Magistrates Court for a hand-up committal and bail application on January 7.

However because of issues with the videolink the bail application could not proceed.

He has been in custody on remand since June last year and it is the first time he has been behind bars.

Mr Dallas shot to stardom in 1995 for a 90-metre runaway try that helped secure Queensland’s Origin series win.

The former Queensland and Australia rugby league winger has played five Tests and 10 State of Origin games as well as club stints at the Bulldogs, North Sydney and English club Wigan.

After playing seven seasons with the English Super League he retired in 2007.

Legal Aid Queensland defence solicitor Rosie Varley said her client’s matter would proceed by way of full hand-up committal “with no submissions”.

The case was listed next Friday for a bail application.

https://www.couriermail.com.au/news/reg ... 1610096160

It’s such a shame. Dallas was a player I loved watching, electric speed and would get you jumping off your seat.
Obviously hasn’t handle his money well throughout his career.
What a bad path he’s gone down