Novak Djokovic Isn’t The Only One Getting Deported

by Sean Randall | January 7th, 2022, 11:19 am
  • 8 Comments

Rules are rules, the PM said the other day. So if the rules are being applied to Novak Djokovic — who clearly Scott Morrison, the PM, has a beef wit, they have to be applied to others.

According to reports, one official and another WTA player named Renata Voracova also arrived into under the same exemption as Djokovic.

The unnamed official has already flown back while the 81st-ranked doubles player Voravoca from the Czech Republic has also been put in the Djokovic hotel.


From the stories I’ve read, it sounds like the tournament and the state of Victoria told players that they can get into the country if you can show you have had the virus in the las six months, but the government, who controls the borders, never agreed to that.

The official and Voracova both slid past because their were not named Djokovic. However, once Novak took flight and the Australian outcry began, it seems the government took a deeper dive into his application and found their border policy wasn’t being fully enforced.

All that is well and good, but, if true, who at the tournament or the state first told these unvaxxed players and officials that it would be OK to travel provided they had contracted the virus in the last six months.

And just when did Djokovic get the virus for a second time?

Djokovic is still in the appeals process waiting a Monday 10am local time hearing (Sunday night in the U.S.). With one official already sent home, it’s not looking good at all for the Serb. He was told one thing which apparently turned out wrong, according to reports.

“Thank you to people around the world for your continuous support. I can feel it and it is greatly appreciated,” Djokovic posted on Instagram today, his first public comment since landing in Australia.

I’ve also read that if you do get deported from Australia you face a 3-year ban from the country. So this “mistake” in communication by the tournament/state/someone could keep Djokovic from ever playing the Australian Open again.

What a wild story and we are not close to being done.


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8 Comments for Novak Djokovic Isn’t The Only One Getting Deported

billyboy312 Says:

Not that I needed more data to increase my distaste for Djokovic, the man, the quotes of his family/supporters likening his persecution to Jesus Christ was beyond the pale.


Wog Boy Says:

I love this one, even on the death bed my people wouldn’t lose sense of humour, why now:

https://www.worldgreynews.com/details/193247/serbian-men-charged-with-murdering-toronto-zoo-kangaroos


skeezer Says:

^Infected site. Do NOT click on any links there.


Wog Boy Says:

^^^
Of course it’s infected site…since it’s mocking CNN and “objective” media😉


Django Says:

He was targeted.

God sees everything


Wog Boy Says:

Tennis Australia has officially barred Novak Djokovic signs and support for him even they set him up, this is better quality video but also with subtitles so the people can understand what really happened in Rod Laver Arena two days ago:

https://youtu.be/lvKdXs37ZxQ


skeezer Says:

It is outrageous that Djokers demand for his personal chef while awaiting a decision on deportation at the Hotel was denied.


Wog Boy Says:

My next wife has to be from Jackson. USA, those American-Serbian women are worth all the effort coming to Jackson!

Happy Christmas American Serbs, Orthodox Christmas yesterday in Jackson, one day I’ll get there, check it out:

https://youtube.com/shorts/Q7VAC6FUEkQ?feature=share

Look at those real women, trigger happy women, I love them🥰

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