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Yeah that's a beauty to drag out. Even the comment below by some snapper head!!

Hopefully Charles Happell can dig this out and re think his next gem.

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Posted Wednesday, 30 July 2008 at 3:26 pm | Permalink

Stynes will go down in history as the worst president of an AFL club. He has no business acumen whatsover. He runs a charity for heaven’s sake. Times like this need ruthless cost cuttings, sacking, and solid business acumen.

....wow....wrong much?

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Posted Wednesday, 30 July 2008 at 3:26 pm | Permalink

Stynes will go down in history as the worst president of an AFL club. He has no business acumen whatsover. He runs a charity for heaven's sake. Times like this need ruthless cost cuttings, sacking, and solid business acumen.

....wow....wrong much?

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He who laughs last !!!!!!!!! :) can hear the Irishman from here lol.

Good thing. ...... Is a good thing he's not one of us !!!

Hooray for Holly........Wooooooodd !!!!!!!!! :)

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Mr Happel must have been a friend of Gardiner, McNamee and co. I do recall that these jokers who were running the club were still rating Melbourne as premiership contenders when they signed on Bailey. And for the unnamed ruckman, who is he? I don't even remember him. Must have had a zero impact at the club.

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Found him on Facebook. Sent him a message challenging him to recant in a future article.

"This article is doing the rounds on various websites at the moment as a tremendous piece of anti-prohcecy. Any chance of you doing another more positive piece?"

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Its amazing people get so heated about a bit of fluff from Crikey that makes the Hun look legitimate.

BTW, Dean Irving was actually on the Footy Flashbacks tape on 7 before the Melbourne vs Sydney game.

It's called tribal passion Rhino and without it the footy would be a boring place to go.

We should get passionate about defending our club. We should begin to believe we are a great club and demand respect.

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This is just so typical of the sh1tstirring humbug that you get from Crikey. They like picking on the most vulnerable - clubs like Melbourne when were down. Happell isn't the only nasty who writes for them and they seem to have a penchant for ignoring the more salient facts when telling their stories.

Of course, Rhino's right. No use getting into a flap about a third rate resort for narcissistic media hacks.

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I'm not sure anyone is in a 'flap' as such Rhino.

Just a simple serving of humble pie from Bean Dailey and a bit of fun from some Demons who have had to read articles along these lines far too often.

I certainly didn't go home and tell my wife and kids "hey you should read this bullsh!t article from some journo in 2008',but I enjoyed the post here by Bean.

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