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17 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

^^This. 

I don't care that he is gone at all

BUT the vision of him looking straight down the Camera saying

"I want to be a one club player"

i knew he was lying and as a member of the club he was lying to, Felt very angry and still do whenever i think of it. 

And I am angrier than you as I for one didn't think he was lying ! grrrrrrr

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13 hours ago, monoccular said:

Others may choose to forgive but I cannot and will not.

One more thing, just to make things clear.

Just because I and others moved on and I don't give a stuff about him anymore and couldn't care less of something that happened a few years ago now, doesn't mean I or others have necessarily forgiven him. 

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5 hours ago, H_T said:

One more thing, just to make things clear.

Just because I and others moved on and I don't give a stuff about him anymore and couldn't care less of something that happened a few years ago now, doesn't mean I or others have necessarily forgiven him. 

it's not like I am actually losing sleep over it....

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11 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

^^This. 

I don't care that he is gone at all

BUT the vision of him looking straight down the Camera saying

"I want to be a one club player"

i knew he was lying and as a member of the club he was lying to, Felt very angry and still do whenever i think of it. 

Maybe it wasn't a lie?

He probably still wanted to be a one club player and would've been if GWS didn't offer him ridiculous money that only the likes of Ablett and Judd were earning at the time.

Those are extenuating circumstances for a 19 year old who hadn't proven himself at the top level yet if I've ever seen them.

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5 minutes ago, Carlos Danger said:

Maybe it wasn't a lie?

He probably still wanted to be a one club player and would've been if GWS didn't offer him ridiculous money that only the likes of Ablett and Judd were earning at the time.

Those are extenuating circumstances for a 19 year old who hadn't proven himself at the top level yet if I've ever seen them.

A lie is a lie...

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1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

A lie is a lie...

If you hate liars .......you must hate all footballers, footy clubs, media, the AFL, player managers, The government, the opposition, CEO's

Everyone tells lies at some stage.      I even told my mum one long ago

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7 minutes ago, Bossdog said:

If you hate liars .......you must hate all footballers, footy clubs, media, the AFL, player managers, The government, the opposition, CEO's

Everyone tells lies at some stage.      I even told my mum one long ago

I am proud of you

sorry one does not lie down the barrel of a camera and walk away unscathed...

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1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

I am proud of you

sorry one does not lie down the barrel of a camera and walk away unscathed...

Politicians do it every day. Several times. Their success depends on it.

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41 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

he may have wanted to be as he stated. But knew he wasn't going to be due to stupid money. So he didn't lie, but told what he would have liked opposed to what was going to happen.

He knew what he was going to do

so did Gubby Allen. 

The whole thing was an insult to MFC members

$cully had no intention of being a one club player once Gubby had whispered in his ear. 

His Body Language during that Presser is the only part that doesn't lie. 

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Jeremy Howe thread, turns into a Tom Scully thread, the only reason I wish Tom Scully was on the list would be to take attention away from our other number 1 draft pick that thread always get drawn towards ;)

Regardless, i have no malice towards either of Scully or Howe, its a short career in football and Scully (especially) has done what is in the best interest for him and his life after football. Players move on and at the end of the day football landscape has changed especially with free agent etc. If we hadnt been clear winners from losing Scully i would be more annoyed, but at the end of the day what is an 18 year old bloke meant to say to the cameras half way through the year? "Yeh, im going to take a lucrative offer from GWS because it would be stupid to turn it down"

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4 minutes ago, Mad_Melbourne said:

Jeremy Howe thread, turns into a Tom Scully thread, the only reason I wish Tom Scully was on the list would be to take attention away from our other number 1 draft pick that thread always get drawn towards ;)

Regardless, i have no malice towards either of Scully or Howe, its a short career in football and Scully (especially) has done what is in the best interest for him and his life after football. Players move on and at the end of the day football landscape has changed especially with free agent etc. If we hadnt been clear winners from losing Scully i would be more annoyed, but at the end of the day what is an 18 year old bloke meant to say to the cameras half way through the year? "Yeh, im going to take a lucrative offer from GWS because it would be stupid to turn it down"

He didn't need to say anything. He was the one that wanted to do that press conference. He handled the whole situation very poorly, and it is for that that I despise the little rat.

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1 minute ago, Good Times Grimes said:

He didn't need to say anything. He was the one that wanted to do that press conference. He handled the whole situation very poorly, and it is for that that I despise the little rat.

I think alot of it was at a board level as well, the club is meant to do what is in the best interest of the player and i think the situation as a whole was handled poorly.

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I recall enormous amounts of pressure being put on GA Jnr to say something about his intentions, to the extent that Bomber Thompson and he had a spat. Ga refused to say anything except "end of the season". He appears to also have made his deal well in advance but at least he didn't stare down the camera and say I love the club and want to remain a one club player. At least GA didn't stare down the camera and say no deal has been done. It was never about the money for me - it was about the outrageous press conference statements he made.

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58 minutes ago, Mad_Melbourne said:

Jeremy Howe thread, turns into a Tom Scully thread, the only reason I wish Tom Scully was on the list would be to take attention away from our other number 1 draft pick that thread always get drawn towards ;)

Regardless, i have no malice towards either of Scully or Howe, its a short career in football and Scully (especially) has done what is in the best interest for him and his life after football. Players move on and at the end of the day football landscape has changed especially with free agent etc. If we hadnt been clear winners from losing Scully i would be more annoyed, but at the end of the day what is an 18 year old bloke meant to say to the cameras half way through the year? "Yeh, im going to take a lucrative offer from GWS because it would be stupid to turn it down"

So, we turn a Jeremy Howe thread into a Tom Scully thread into a Jack Watts thread. We might not break the internet, but we could break Demonland.

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4 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

So, we turn a Jeremy Howe thread into a Tom Scully thread into a Jack Watts thread. We might not break the internet, but we could break Demonland.

you can tell its the off season.... although not much changes in the regular season

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On 12/15/2015 at 5:01 AM, Good Times Grimes said:

That being said, Tom Scully will always be a [censored] of the highest order.

This was the post that began discussion on Tom Scully.

15 minutes ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

So, we turn a Jeremy Howe thread into a Tom Scully thread into a Jack Watts thread. We might not break the internet, but we could break Demonland.

Mind you, loyalty and FA were the key topics by traceability which led to the above post. You're right about "we". It's the nature of Demonland. We feed each other. 

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It amazes me that people still give Scully a moment's thought, let alone are still bitter over what happened.

The kid had millions of dollars placed in front of him. He'd frankly have been stupid not to have signed.

"But he lied to Jimmy!!!111"

Jesus, grow up.

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