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Now now, the private life of Wayne Carey is of significant national interest.

Yes. It did get about 32 pages at the front of the rag when the news broke including personal advice from Big Brother evictees on what Carey should do next.

Good grief. I cant believe that 500k Victorians shut their minds down to read it. Or some cases broaden their minds. :blink:

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Probably easier to ask: Least ignorant football journalist?

I'll start: Jake Niall, Leaping Larry, Steve Rielly, Richard Hinds.

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Probably easier to ask: Least ignorant football journalist?

I'll start: Jake Niall, Leaping Larry, Steve Rielly, Richard Hinds.

Lets not forget Rohan Conolly.

Here is a man who gets a front page story last year that was refuted 10 minutes later as total Fabrication. Idiot.

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Lets not forget Rohan Conolly.

Here is a man who gets a front page story last year that was refuted 10 minutes later as total Fabrication. Idiot.

True.

Although, Robbo set a high (or low) benchmark for stuff-ups with the Terry Wallace sacking/non-sacking.

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considering Grant Thomas is trying to be a writer for heraldsun/age?? (can't remember which one)

He is awful on Classified.

And i disagree with almost everything he says

That doesn't make him awful, just not your particular cup of tea.......

Very well put. I was really unhappy reading that article. I would have loved to have witnessed a draw game in the AFL grand final, seeing them coming back the next week and who could gut it out for the win! It is a great concept and I would think almost unique to world sports (yes we are a world game we play against Ireland sometimes.... with a round ball.. with soccer goals...). I can not think of any other sports I know where extra time is not used to find a winner on the day.

That's all well and good, but just because you disagree with a journos opinion doesn't make him (her) an idiot or fool or anything else derogatory for that matter......

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not so much an ignorant journo..but seemingly ignorant rag, todays Melbourne Shun had an article on inside back page about opening trade day...it went through all 15 clubs... yep...amazingly there was no summation for some team called ..'Melbourne' :wacko:..mind boggles !!

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True.

Although, Robbo set a high (or low) benchmark for stuff-ups with the Terry Wallace sacking/non-sacking.

Robbo "nob that he is" at least had the decency to apologize & to say he was wrong which is more than i can say for the other Vultures.

Matt Thompson on SEN is the worst by far of the new boys. Such a TOOL.


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