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Most Disliked Player in the AFL

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I had to laugh when I saw this bit:

 CURRENT PLAYERS ON THE RECEIVING END
Charges Striking Player Club(s) Games played
15 9 Steve Johnson Geelong/GWS* 264
14 6 Joel Selwood Geelong 215
13 5 Sam Mitchell Hawthorn 295
12 7 Nick Riewoldt St Kilda 309
11 7 Hayden Ballantyne Fremantle 132
10 5 Luke Hodge Hawthorn 275

 

It's like a Hall of Fame roll call of shi tbags.

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    Ballantyne, Thomas, Harvey, Goddard, Shuey, Goodes, Selwood, Puopolo and anyone else who stages for free kicks. 

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    I can't believe for the life of me that in 6 pages Mitch Robinson was mentioned only once during an edit by hells bells.

    Kudos to you hells bells. 

    I support every other poster here on who they have mentioned. Particularly those who have mentioned Sam Mitchell. 

    I'm prepared to take the player who gives Sam Mitchell a severe corkie - out on the town for a bender at the conclusion of their season.

    That felt better...got it off my chest. 

    Still can't believe no one has managed to get the sniper.

     

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    11 minutes ago, H_T said:

    I can't believe for the life of me that in 6 pages Mitch Robinson was mentioned only once during an edit by hells bells.

    Kudos to you hells bells. 

    I support every other poster here on who they have mentioned. Particularly those who have mentioned Sam Mitchell. 

    I'm prepared to take the player who gives Sam Mitchell a severe corkie - out on the town for a bender at the conclusion of their season.

    That felt better...got it off my chest. 

    Still can't believe no one has managed to get the sniper.

     

    Bernie tried on the weekend, there was one time he ran in to tackle and he knee seemed in an odd spot like he was trying to caulk him. Unfortunately he missed. 

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    2 hours ago, Chris said:

    Bernie tried on the weekend, there was one time he ran in to tackle and he knee seemed in an odd spot like he was trying to caulk him. Unfortunately he missed. 

    Just heard Mitchell is still sore apparently. Could it be Bernie?

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    49 minutes ago, H_T said:

    Just heard Mitchell is still sore apparently. Could it be Bernie?

    and jordan lewis

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    55 minutes ago, H_T said:

    Just heard Mitchell is still sore apparently. Could it be Bernie?

    They probably dont want to look bad for resting players against Essendon. 

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    Merret

    Brisbane

    Thug who enjoys long walks and rolling in his own excrement. 

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    6 hours ago, H_T said:

    I can't believe for the life of me that in 6 pages Mitch Robinson was mentioned only once during an edit by hells bells.

    Kudos to you hells bells. 

    I support every other poster here on who they have mentioned. Particularly those who have mentioned Sam Mitchell. 

    I'm prepared to take the player who gives Sam Mitchell a severe corkie - out on the town for a bender at the conclusion of their season.

    That felt better...got it off my chest. 

    Still can't believe no one has managed to get the sniper.

     

    Bernie Vince rattled him on the weekend , 2nd qtr i believe, watched it 3 times...

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    7 hours ago, Chris said:

    Bernie tried on the weekend, there was one time he ran in to tackle and he knee seemed in an odd spot like he was trying to caulk him. Unfortunately he missed. 

    I reckon that hurt Mitchell's ribs.

    Not properly enough though.

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    Brian Taylor

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    Sam Mitchell.

    Brent Harvey.

    Tom Scully.

    Hayden Ballantyne.

    Potentially Joel Selwood.

    Anyone who gets under the skin of Bernie Vince. Or any of our mids really.

     

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    Jim Stynes up there behind Rhys-Jones.
    Never too far away from a barney was Jimma.

     

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    8 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

    Jim Stynes up there behind Rhys-Jones.
    Never too far away from a barney was Jimma.

     

    Racism plain and simple.

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    Terry Wallace. Not looking for other candidates.

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    Love how Bernie has a streak of nasty in him, perfect attitude for our kids to learn from. :cool:

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