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First it was Dustin Martin's "jail bird" salute and now this - Richmond star Jake King gave bandidos boss Toby Mitchell VIP entry into MCG rooms.

The Richmond board has clearly been derelict in its duties leading the club into the vice like grip of criminal elements.

Time for Caroline Wilson to highlight this blight on the club's culture and to call for wholesale sackings at Tigerland.

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You should send her an e-mail and ask if she'll be covering the story Jack seeing as she wrote about the concerned parents of teenagers being drafted to a club like Essendon where they treated the players like Guinea Pigs or Melbourne where the club didn't give them their best chance to succeed by tanking.

What about Richmond where they openly allow their players to associate with known criminals???

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Isn't it time to move on Jack?

Humour and wit have no place on these boards

Now pour me a cognac and pass me the financials.

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It's pathetic, isn't it?

If I were a player in that change I'd give either King or someone at the club a pasting.

Fancy allowing despots like that into the change rooms. Is King an idiot or what?

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Humour and wit have no place on these boards

Now pour me a cognac and pass me the financials.

Bit early for the Brandy my man....surely still Sherry time ??

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back to the Op Id lay money the hacking hag would implode before she could take poisoned pen to he beloveds !!

What Richmond need is a good man like ...oh I dont know...a Schwabb to look after them. :rolleyes:

Theyd have a better grade of desk at least .

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Why move on? She is a pathetic journo who has her personal gripes that she uses her job to exploit, yet when it comes to her tigs she suddenly has "no sources" on the matter.

She's not a pathetic journo, she's a pretty good journo compared to most footy reporters however is obviously in the AFL's pocket and refuses to say much about her beloved Tiggers. She also seems to sit on information and then use that as part of her arguments without making them public, i.e. we are expected to just take her word about certain things.

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I love a good Tiger Hunter or twelve.

But if this is true it will be dark times for them.

The CS suggest is GOLD!

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First it was Dustin Martin's "jail bird" salute and now this - Richmond star Jake King gave bandidos boss Toby Mitchell VIP entry into MCG rooms.

The Richmond board has clearly been derelict in its duties leading the club into the vice like grip of criminal elements.

Time for Caroline Wilson to highlight this blight on the club's culture and to call for wholesale sackings at Tigerland.

dunno wj

personally I like the rfc recruiting thugs and druggos

it makes us look better,so derelict in duty,mmm not sure if that effects us

as for kero,never let a journo upset you.because in the end they do write your obit

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Perhaps they'll pick up Dids, he's got some past affiliation to the bikes hasn't he?

But seriously that is a disgrace these guys are criminals of the worst kind and the club should sack him immediately, how dare he introduce impressionable kids to that sort of element.

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Perhaps they'll pick up Dids, he's got some past affiliation to the bikes hasn't he?

But seriously that is a disgrace these guys are criminals of the worst kind and the club should sack him immediately, how dare he introduce impressionable kids to that sort of element.

Suspend the doorman for 12 months but sign him to a 2 year extension for mine Robbie

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First it was Dustin Martin's "jail bird" salute and now this - Richmond star Jake King gave bandidos boss Toby Mitchell VIP entry into MCG rooms.

The Richmond board has clearly been derelict in its duties leading the club into the vice like grip of criminal elements.

Time for Caroline Wilson to highlight this blight on the club's culture and to call for wholesale sackings at Tigerland.

Nah, let it fester a bit longer. I see Martin and Connors are still life long buddies. The Tigers asking Dusty to disassociate from such elements worked a real treat.

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Why move on? She is a pathetic journo who has her personal gripes that she uses her job to exploit, yet when it comes to her tigs she suddenly has "no sources" on the matter.

Actually, she is by far the best investigative journalist in the game. Some of us might not like what she writes sometimes, but she is always first to break the big stories, and usually she is right.

As far as Richmond is concerned, she makes no secret that she is a tiger fan (after all her father was long time President of the club), but she has been very severe in her criticism of the "jail-bird" salute by Dustin Martin ( and by Andew krakou (sp?) before him). Her test will be where she goes from here.

The Federal Police have been very concerned for a long time about organized crime infiltrating elite sport in this country. People like Wilson should be at the forefront of exposing it. It will be interesting if she has the courage to do it in Richmond's case.

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