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Brock on Col on Twitter

Tony Tea
in Melbourne Demons

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I think it's a bloody stupid thing to do, joke or not anyone can see it. If it was just between mates then fine, but poor form in a public space.

I agree - it's not a non-issue - that (^&* should pull his head in after the tanking issue he raised.

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    Poor Brock. He is just the dumbest kid in the class trying to get his mates to like him. The more he tries the further they and everyone else steps away. This new era of social media is challenging for the I.Q deficient. So give the poor dumb bastard a break will ya.

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    I am glad the club has come out and tried to quash this tweet, regardless of its veracity or otherwise. The free agency/trade period will certainly be interesting, but you can't help but worry about the rumblings that are currently on the rumour mill. Riv is gone, some say, with others to follow. I trust the club is clear in its vision and strategy in terms of moulding a list that it wants.

    Once the dust from the meat market settles, I hope we hear an equivocal and positive statement from the club, in particular the coach, about the direction we are heading in.

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    Brock is the one out of contract....

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    It's a nothing story.

    As far as I can tell Brock loves attention and making negative comments against the MFC is a sure-fire way of getting that.

    The best response is to just ignore it.

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    How this makes him stupid, or even rates a mention, is beyond me.

    For all i'm aware it's a guy having a joke with a mate at the expense of an overly-sensitive supporter base that takes things far too seriously, especially those who follow players' every move on twitter. So far, he seems to have been successful.

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    How this makes him stupid, or even rates a mention, is beyond me.

    For all i'm aware it's a guy having a joke with a mate at the expense of an overly-sensitive supporter base that takes things far too seriously, especially those who follow players' every move on twitter. So far, he seems to have been successful.

    There is nothing wrong with saying it is stupid and thinking that MM might not look too kindly on it.

    Well there better not be because I tweeted back and 'replied' to MM as well that it probably would be frowned upon by his new coach...

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    Jon Ralph just shut this down even more on SEN, he followed up with Col Sylvias people after this tweet and was told that Col is extremely happy at Melbourne.

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