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Carroll a no show at training

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Hope he is not trying to get delisted and get next years wages

http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/sport/afl...5-19742,00.html

I would have thought Nathan would be on his best behaviour with the club in order to be paid. So i am suprised. Being AWOL certainly won't help his bank balance..

 

I think he was asked to stay away, as opposed to being a no-show.

Yes..I would expect he is Persona non grata at present :rolleyes:

Yes..I would expect he is Persona non grata at present :rolleyes:

In SEN speak

More likely...a bogan than a no show.

Reading between the lines Nathan Carroll is effectively an ex Melbourne player.

I think he was asked to stay away, as opposed to being a no-show.

Was there any link relating to Carroll to not show up, or being asked to stay away from training?

 

H_T, given we're trying to delist him, I'm pretty sure he was asked not to come.

H_T, given we're trying to delist him, I'm pretty sure he was asked not to come.

Indeed.


Reading between the lines Nathan Carroll is effectively an ex Melbourne player.

Please please please be too

Come on Nathan. Stop beating your chest trying to be tough. If you want to show what a man you are, it's by doing the hard things - not by giving in to primitive urges. You're nearly 28 and the vast majority are thinking your behaviour is not tough or fun but pathetic. Do you want to spend the next 50 years with people saying behind your back what a DH you were? Have a think about what self-destructive behaviour means.

Come on Nathan. Stop beating your chest trying to be tough. If you want to show what a man you are, it's by doing the hard things - not by giving in to primitive urges. You're nearly 28 and the vast majority are thinking your behaviour is not tough or fun but pathetic. Do you want to spend the next 50 years with people saying behind your back what a DH you were? Have a think about what self-destructive behaviour means.

If you told him that, I'm sure he'd just tell you to go [censored] yourself. Some people just don't work that way. Nathan is who he is. And that's not an AFL footballer.

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