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Ive never wanted collingwood to thrash someone.... But it would make me so happy on sunday.

I hope they mouth off at the bombers too.

time to change biggestred I have been praying for them every time they play Adelaide for years
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    Paul Little and his group influences policy in federal government.

    Let's see how he goes getting his players off.

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    So now the afl have the interim report, I give it 20 mins before the full pdf is online.

    Caro has probably had a copy for a few months but hasn't said anything because the tigers might be implicated

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    130 interviews but report is only 400 pages?

    What have they been doing all this time?

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    130 interviews but report is only 400 pages?

    What have they been doing all this time?

    Interim report 'young dee', this might be the never ending story.

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    "I would have thought that the Bombers are cooked unless they can produce what we have yet to see - a document from ASADA suggesting that it was permissible for the players to be injected with AOD-9604." (WJ)

    If such papers ever existed surely they would have been produced at the outset.

    If they did they no doubt went the way of the Dr Reid letter, into the bowels of a smoking-hot shredder in a frantic but inadvertent haste.

    I think theres a lot more to come out & if Danks gets shafted, he will drop an atom bomb & the Dons... other peptides & other vitamins will become much more.

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    130 interviews but report is only 400 pages?

    What have they been doing all this time?

    The report is an interim report and references 13,000 pages of evidence.......

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    I feel sad for all the parties involved in this now.

    Sorry for the players, their unparalleled support for Hird after the documentary came across as a united front, but I'm a similar age to alot of their players and there's no way they're not questioning what's happened to them.. And reconsidering the effects that these anti-obesity drugs could do....

    You can't help but feel sorry for Evans, Robinson the other night crying over a job that 2 years ago he probably thought made his life perfect, and even that absolute [censored] Hird. At the start I loved seeing his golden boy smile broken but it's beyond that now.

    I'm sorry for AFL and what's it's become. This year for many is a farce.. Will there be a number 9 in Finals.. Will Dons win the premiership only to get found guilty in the following season. If this teaches us anything, the AFL cannot allow this again and if we received 500,000 dollar fine for thinking about tanking and bringing the game into disrepute this sagas ability to push me away from AFL even as an avid lover of the game surely proves no fine will be ample for the damage done.

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