THE LIFE AND TIMES OF TODD CARNEY

Age: 31 Hometown: Goulburn, NSW NRL career Seasons: 2004-2014 Clubs: Raiders, Roosters, Sharks Matches: 166; Tries: 59 Goalkicking: 78.32 per cent Field goals: 13 Points: 827 English Super League Seasons: 2015-17 Clubs: Catalans, Salford Representative career NSW Origin matches: 3 (2012) Tests: 1 (2010) TIMELINE 2004: NRL debut, Canberra 2005: Played 11 NRL games and represented Junior Kangaroos 2006: After a breakout season, Carney was charged with drinkdriving after an incident in Goulburn. 2007: In May, Carney led police on a pursuit in Canberra. He was handed a 12-month good behaviour bond and 200 hours community service. Carney played 17 matches that season. 2008: Carney refused a club- imposed alcohol ban. The Raiders sacked him and the NRL banned him until 2010. 2009: In February, received a 12month suspended jail sentence after vandalism in Goulburn. He was released to play for CDRL club Atherton Roosters. 2010: Carney led Sydney Roosters to the NRL grand final, won the Dally M and represented Australia. 2011: After three alcohol-related incidents, Carney was sacked from the Roosters. 2012: Carney signed with the Sharks, led them to the finals and represented NSW. 2013: Carney once again led the Sharks to the finals and was resigned on a five-year contract. 2014: In June, a photograph emerged of Carney urinating in his own mouth. He was sacked. 2015-2017: Carney moved to the English Super League to play for Catalans Dragons. In 2017 he represented Salford. After being unable to secure an NRL deal, he signed with the Pride.