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Rohan Connolly

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So on the Front page of the Age this Morning & the Sports Section Rohan Connolly wrote a Huge Story on the Return of James Hird. All based on Nothing!! Had he spoken at all to Hird Nope not a word. Heard James on the Radio this morning. Lets just say he was [censored] off & rightlly so. Connolly should be ashamed of himself. I have worked in a news room years ago & in many places he would have been sacked. All Future credibility on Rohan Connolly articles should be taken with a grain of salt. His Sources are obviously not good. Front page of the Age-to be rebuked by 7.30 AM !! You are a pillow Connolly Hang your Head. The Age CEO's will be Furious!! Stay Tuned

 
So on the Front page of the Age this Morning & the Sports Section Rohan Connolly wrote a Huge Story on the Return of James Hird. All based on Nothing!! Had he spoken at all to Hird Nope not a word. Heard James on the Radio this morning. Lets just say he was [censored] off & rightlly so. Connolly should be ashamed of himself. I have worked in a news room years ago & in many places he would have been sacked. All Future credibility on Rohan Connolly articles should be taken with a grain of salt. His Sources are obviously not good. Front page of the Age-to be rebuked by 7.30 AM !! You are a pillow Connolly Hang your Head. The Age CEO's will be Furious!! Stay Tuned

Rohan who ?

There are only 3 reasons people buy the age

1. people looking to buy a car

2 people looking to find a job

3 people wanting to paint the inside of a house

i think i have brought it 6 times since the 50,s

got a job got a car and the inside of the house looks FANTASTIC :)

So on the Front page of the Age this Morning & the Sports Section Rohan Connolly wrote a Huge Story on the Return of James Hird. All based on Nothing!! Had he spoken at all to Hird Nope not a word. Heard James on the Radio this morning. Lets just say he was pissed off & rightlly so. Connolly should be ashamed of himself. I have worked in a news room years ago & in many places he would have been sacked. All Future credibility on Rohan Connolly articles should be taken with a grain of salt. His Sources are obviously not good. Front page of the Age-to be rebuked by 7.30 AM !! You are a pillow Connolly Hang your Head. The Age CEO's will be Furious!! Stay Tuned

You're 100% right. It's absolutely disgraceful and more befitting a football internet fan site than a prestigious newspaper like the Melbourne Age. We should be running people like Connolly (Rohan not Chris) right out of town!

 

Apparantly he was just writing on information he received from people at the club. Wanted to get the story out before the HUN ran with it.

Just shows what lengths will be taken for an exclusive!

Rohan who ?

There are only 3 reasons people buy the age

1. people looking to buy a car

2 people looking to find a job

3 people wanting to paint the inside of a house

i think i have brought it 6 times since the 50,s

got a job got a car and the inside of the house looks FANTASTIC :)

:huh: You're a Melbourne supporter FFS, read the goddamn Age.


Given they're sacking people left, right & centre, doubt The Age will be throwing much money our way any more.

Rural Press run the Age now, not Fairfax. ~Eric Beecher

There are only 3 reasons people buy the age

1. people looking to buy a car

2 people looking to find a job

3 people wanting to paint the inside of a house

There are three reasons why people buy the Herald Sun.

1. They like pretty pictures and can't read.

2. They believe celebrity/sportsperson gossip constitutes "news".

3. They like pretty pictures and can't read.

 
There are three reasons why people buy the Herald Sun.

1. They like pretty pictures and can't read.

2. They believe celebrity/sportsperson gossip constitutes "news".

3. They like pretty pictures and can't read.

Don't be mean, Shane Warne's life is a very important political issue.


There are three reasons why people buy the Herald Sun.

1. They like pretty pictures and can't read.

2. They believe celebrity/sportsperson gossip constitutes "news".

3. They like pretty pictures and can't read.

You forgot the puzzle page!

One apparent reason why people like to "read" the Age: -

1/ Like to be wrongly informed of incorrect information, through irresponsible and thoughtless information and lack of research.

2/ Don't like pretty pictures.

One apparent reason why people like to "read" the Age: -

1/ Like to be wrongly informed of incorrect information

'Wrongly informed of incorrect information'? :o

Edit - obligitary paper wars jab: You must buy the Herald Sun!

Admit it ! You people don't like to read The Age because;

- Your breakfast table is too small

- Your arms aren't long enough

- Your computer stuffed eyes, corrected by spectacles, can't scan the reaches of that broad, broad sheet.

- You can't connect the headline to the article, after 3 paragraphs, because all articles are in novel form.

Don't give me crap about puzzles, piccies, connollies, and caros, and journos who run out of petrol on the page, metaphorically speaking.

'Wrongly informed of incorrect information'? :o

Edit - obligitary paper wars jab: You must buy the Herald Sun!

Answer: Both.

Edit answer: Buy and/or read both. ;) (Stir the pot occassionally)


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