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Whats the difference between Schappele Corby and James Hird? Any idea?

Ones a low life illegal drug peddling lunatic who doesnt take responsibility for their own actons. The other took some dope to Bali

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Hanke is obviously working for Team Hird to put pressure on Little - unimaginable that he'd have put this out without Hird's approval. Means if Hird returns, coach and president will have the knives out for each other. If Hird returns.

..and if he doesn't do they give him a million a year pension??? Needs it to maintain his lifestyle.

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Little v afl v hird v aflpa v essendon players v dank v Robinson

This is just the best

My information (from two sources) is that Little and the Hird family were seen dining together last Saturday night. If that's true then there seems to be another misinformation campaign in play. Don't believe everything you read in the media.

(of course, if I'm wrong then you don't believe what you read here)

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My information (from two sources) is that Little and the Hird family were seen dining together last Saturday night. If that's true then there seems to be another misinformation campaign in play. Don't believe everything you read in the media.

(of course, if I'm wrong then you don't believe what you read here)

Did your sources spot any knives hidden behind backs and did they share the same bottle of wine?

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My information (from two sources) is that Little and the Hird family were seen dining together last Saturday night. If that's true then there seems to be another misinformation campaign in play. Don't believe everything you read in the media.

(of course, if I'm wrong then you don't believe what you read here)

Wow. The Mini series just took another turn.

It's going to be a great show...

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My information (from two sources) is that Little and the Hird family were seen dining together last Saturday night. If that's true then there seems to be another misinformation campaign in play. Don't believe everything you read in the media.

(of course, if I'm wrong then you don't believe what you read here)

Look it's plausible and not unreasonable. in fact I would be surprised if they werent engaging on this basis.

It would be unworkable at EFC if Little had mysteriously backflipped on Hird after going to the blind protection of Hird, extended his contract for $1mil a year and continued to overlooked his past conduct.

Then again....I think this dysfunctional club is unworkable and compromised in its current format.

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The Bombers have been winning the PR war by deflecting the issue away from what happened during the time their supplements programme was being carried out to the matter of the painstakingly slow progress of the investigation. They've had their victories over the AFL and even humiliated Vlad over the Hird pay issue. The AFL has simply lost the stomach to see this through because of the repercussions to the competition of the issue of infraction notices and possibly the matter of that phone call to Evans.

But it won't go away, will it?

I put my trust in Stephen Dank, retired Bomber Nathan Lovett-Murray says

NLM received a series of injections at a preseason camp under the direction of Dank on the Gold Coast and he wants the anti-doping authorities to interview Dank.

So it started on the Gold Coast and that's where Dank worked for the fledgling Suns which I'm sure the AFL would not wish to come under any scrutiny, would it?

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hey hey, its impossible to become a better person when youre already perfect.

I should know, I am perfect

red

it appears your standing in a schoolroom ,wearing a pat cash headband.

undecided to you being perfect .

that 2 things against you.

james father had a bad day,dropped his sunnies off the side of the boat,

spilt red wine on his white sailing shirt.

also found out that tanna uses moustache removal cream.

all in all a bad day for mr hird senoir.

but still the golden boy shines for the family and brings greatness to all

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Gosh. We have absolutely no idea what it was that was in those injections but we can assure you 100% that it's safe.

Our club Dr, who by the way was IN THE ROOM while i was injected had huge reservations about these. So much so he wrote a looonnggg letter about it.... and then walked away to go have lunch with brand Hird.

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Considering the glacial speed that ASADA operates at ( Dank has only now been asked to appear on Cronulla matters ) I think the 2014 season will be over before they issue any infraction notices if at all.

Lets suppose the do actually issue notices any club that misses the finals as the result of Essendon making it can feel justifiably annoyed.

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Notice how Hird is using everybody else to fight his dirty war??

The problem when there is a vacuum is that it wants to be filled. After the Fed Govt and ASADA igniting the flames they have gone silent.In the absense of any formal comment, the Hird machine has churned out story after story trying to shape the war against the Bummers.

Its more than annoying for all of us but once the stuff hits the fan - which I am certainly hope it will - then Hird's little war will simply be a footnote of history....

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Notice how Hird is using everybody else to fight his dirty war??

The problem when there is a vacuum is that it wants to be filled. After the Fed Govt and ASADA igniting the flames they have gone silent.In the absense of any formal comment, the Hird machine has churned out story after story trying to shape the war against the Bummers.

Its more than annoying for all of us but once the stuff hits the fan - which I am certainly hope it will - then Hird's little war will simply be a footnote of history....

You have a confidence that I am struggling to share jnr.

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You have a confidence that I am struggling to share jnr.

It's not certain at this point the ASADA will issue infraction notices to Essendon players.

And if they don't do this, I would not be surprised if the Hird camp see it as a victory of his innocence.

It's all part of the delusion surrounding the group. The fact that they cannot say what each player is injected with won't be important to them.

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It's not certain at this point the ASADA will issue infraction notices to Essendon players.

And if they don't do this, I would not be surprised if the Hird camp see it as a victory of his innocence.

It's all part of the delusion surrounding the group. The fact that they cannot say what each player is injected with won't be important to them.

Yep agree RR.
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It's not certain at this point the ASADA will issue infraction notices to Essendon players.

And if they don't do this, I would not be surprised if the Hird camp see it as a victory of his innocence.

It's all part of the delusion surrounding the group. The fact that they cannot say what each player is injected with won't be important to them.

Sadly in time it may be so to the players.

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Considering the glacial speed that ASADA operates at ( Dank has only now been asked to appear on Cronulla matters ) I think the 2014 season will be over before they issue any infraction notices if at all.

Lets suppose the do actually issue notices any club that misses the finals as the result of Essendon making it can feel justifiably annoyed.

Has anyone actually seen the request that was issued by ASADA asking Dank to appear?

Masters wrote about a request supposedly sent to Dank in which it said he could assist in clearing up the issues at Cronulla. That is entirely different to being "asked to appear on Cronulla matters" - it could mean that the request was issued out of Sydney by ASADA and they won't limit their questioning to any one subject. It could also mean that they will talk to him about whatever the legislation allows them to and that irrespective of what he says about Essendon, they've already made up their minds on that matter.

I personally think infraction notices will issue once the judge has given ASADA the necessary advice on how to proceed the case. Australian sport has to much at stake allow the ball to be dropped on this or to whitewash the whole thing. It won't go away.

Moreover, if the request was an official one then Dank would already be incurring $5k per day if he hasn't fronted ASADA.

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