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Hawks Renouf faces charges

Guest melbman
Guest melbman
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It wouldn't surprise me if the news broke soon about another Hawthorn player being in a bit of strife!

Would you be refering to a 3rd strike of a certain AFL policy???

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    OK - enough of that please. :rolleyes:

    Let's stick to the topic and Mr. Renouf and not go where we might get ourselves into some trouble.

    Sorry Andy didn't see that post.

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    He won't be the last player to get into trouble.

    Just hope the Melbourne boys behave themselves.

    "There by the grace of God go I".

    Every time I read one of these headline grabbing, content light, fiction based, fact altering reports in the paper, I say thank God its not one of ours.

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    What Renouf did was pretty dumb and irresponsible, but I think calling it a 'rampage' is definitely using a poetic licence.

    Darn tootin'.

    Witnessed a lot of worse 'rampages' than climbing onto a car roof

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    "There by the grace of God go I".

    Every time I read one of these headline grabbing, content light, fiction based, fact altering reports in the paper, I say thank God its not one of ours.

    Couldn't agree more.

    I don't mind some opposition supporters giving me hell about losing or other dumb things that happen on the ground but no way will I be happy at someone representing the MFC being front page for the wrong reasons.

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    "There by the grace of God go I".

    Every time I read one of these headline grabbing, content light, fiction based, fact altering reports in the paper, I say thank God its not one of ours.

    Short memory Rhino?

    This time last year, every day was Groundhog Day as we read of the exploits of a certain group of Melbourne players travelling through Europe and then running amok on our roads when they returned. Why, only as recently as Mad Monday ...

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    Short memory Rhino?

    This time last year, every day was Groundhog Day as we read of the exploits of a certain group of Melbourne players travelling through Europe and then running amok on our roads when they returned. Why, only as recently as Mad Monday ...

    But thank God, Nathan Carroll is no longer one of ours!!! :lol:

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    YAWN.......

    '20 year old jumps on car.'

    How is this news worthy?

    Almost as good as last years.

    'Footy player does a burn out.'

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    YAWN.......

    '20 year old jumps on car.'

    How is this news worthy?

    Almost as good as last years.

    'Footy player does a burn out.'

    Anything thing involving an AFL player is newsworthy.

    Renouf's behaviour was far worse than the McLean incident. Renouf's involved the wilful and reckless damage to private property. He deserves to be publicly humiliated and made an example of to not only teach him a fundamental and necessary lesson but also hopefully to show to other teenagers/ young people that stupid behaviour like that is criminal behaviour.

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