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And he adds yet another string to his bow.

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    Are me and Sam Newman the only ones who couldn't care less about this? Honestly, they wasted an hour on the Footy Show - and I say "wasted" even compared to most of the crap on that program - "breaking" a story that all the people to whom it actually matters (Brendan Fevola, Michael Voss and Fevola's family) already knew about. So Fev has a problem with gambling, you say? He's getting it treated, you say? Then why should anyone but him get involved, I ask.

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    Are me and Sam Newman the only ones who couldn't care less about this?

    Half the stuff in the paper isnt 'news' these days.

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    Care factor.............. ZERO

    Just another cashed up mega bogan to throw away his coin..... nothing new, nothing special, who cares! He will be belly up within 5 years of retiring from football.

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    Don't know about the Hun, but the article in the Age was as dreadful a piece of 'journalism' as one is likely to read. There was hardly one relevant fact in it; the word 'rumours' was used many times. We had unnamed 'sources' (saying things like his monthly pay had already been used to pay back debts) and such hyperbole as 'half of Australia' knows about his gambling problem, which later in the article became 'all Australia'. Things like the failure of the restaurant were thrown in when there was no link established to his gambling debts. Furthermore, there was no reason given or even hinted as to why anyone should be the least bit interested in anything this nonce does or does not do. Junk.

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    This crap is dug up and peddled as 'exclusive news' by guttersnipe 'journalists' like Craig Hutchison.

    Vote with your wallet and don't buy the newspaper or watch the shows where they air it.

    If you must ... read them for free online.

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