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Miller axing - a disgrace!

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Richmond president Gary March refused to confirm or deny on Saturday night that the Tigers' powerful director of football Greg Miller had been axed - Speculation mounts over Miller axing

Let's hope this story isn't true for Richmond's sake because every football writer and commentator will be all over the Tigers and their handling of this icon of the football world who has worked so hard for so long to get them where they are now. There will be talkbacks and articles everywhere about how the handling of this dismissal shows that the club is a laughing stock and how they shamefully hurt the man's feelings and treated him shabbily.

How dare they carry out an ongoing review of the club's operations and try to dismiss an employee who might not be in line with the club's expectations and aspirations for the future!

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    THe contrast in the reporting will be typical. The more I read, the more I cannot stand the media.

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    Let's hope this story isn't true for Richmond's sake because every football writer and commentator will be all over the Tigers and their handling of this icon of the football world

    ICON must mean the tendency to deceive and manipulate others for personal gain.

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    Richmond president Gary March refused to confirm or deny on Saturday night that the Tigers' powerful director of football Greg Miller had been axed - Speculation mounts over Miller axing

    Let's hope this story isn't true for Richmond's sake because every football writer and commentator will be all over the Tigers and their handling of this icon of the football world who has worked so hard for so long to get them where they are now. There will be talkbacks and articles everywhere about how the handling of this dismissal shows that the club is a laughing stock and how they shamefully hurt the man's feelings and treated him shabbily.

    How dare they carry out an ongoing review of the club's operations and try to dismiss an employee who might not be in line with the club's expectations and aspirations for the future!

    Well he must of been at fault somewhere, wait until we hear otherwise..........

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