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1 hour ago, Deestroy All said:

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This is so damn good. I've already sent it around the family.

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Posted
1 hour ago, old demon me!!! said:

Also what kind of people get a thrill out of taking photos of an AFL player having a dart.

Jilted Freo supporter.

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Posted (edited)

Poor guy, he just wants to catch up with his mates back home and have a few beers and a couple of smokes at a festival. He is 21 you know.

Partying Never stoped Cusins from being a superstar footballer. 

Edited by ILLDieADemon
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Posted

I've been walking around in Richmond in previous years and seen Martin and Swan doing things like this during the season all the time.

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Posted (edited)
16 minutes ago, ILLDieADemon said:

Poor guy, he just wants to catch up with his mates back home and have a few beers and a couple of smokes at a festival. He is 21 you know.

Partying Never stoped Cusins from being a superstar footballer. 

Yeah, because its perfectly valid to compare a hard drug adict suffering mental health issues with a guy visiting his declining father and having a few hours off at a relaxed music festival.

Btw, was he "partying" and "having a few beers"?

Edited by Moonshadow
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Posted

Herpa derp. If he can't meet fitness standards then it's a problem. Until then it's none of our bloody business.

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Posted
On 09/04/2017 at 8:33 PM, olisik said:

Hope we slap him with another weeks suspension. Kid needs to learn and quit acting like his bigger then the club 

The most ridiculous thing I have read on this site in 3 years 

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Posted
37 minutes ago, ILLDieADemon said:

Poor guy, he just wants to catch up with his mates back home and have a few beers and a couple of smokes at a festival. He is 21 you know.

Partying Never stoped Cusins from being a superstar footballer. 

Because that story had a happy ending

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Posted
2 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Wow! Cartons of Marlboro Red

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

Preferred the Gold's back in the day, but each to their own, WYL. ;)

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Posted
4 hours ago, Abe said:

Am I the only one who finds this really funny??

I've taken it very seriously.

Posted

I cannot see the issue, he got suspended, the club decided it would be a good time to send him home for 3 days, he visits his family, attends a concert with mates, has a smoke and will return to Melbourne and pick up training as per normal.

Is it a good look for a professional athlete to be seen smoking? Probably not, but as long as he returns fit I don't care. If all of a sudden he appears to struggle to run out games, then it becomes an issue.

Although I was [censored] that Hogan got suspended, I actually thought it was a good move by the club to send him home for a few days to visit family. If he gets suspended for something stupid again, then I run him into the ground at training as punishment, but I'd do the same to Vince and Lewis too.

Posted
8 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Wow! Cartons of Marlboro Red

mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm

 

5 hours ago, A F said:

Preferred the Gold's back in the day, but each to their own, WYL. ;)

Went from B and H Extra Mild to Peter Stuyvesant soft pack...'international passport to smoking pleasure'

My last ciggie I butted out was a Winnie Blue

Jesse? Smoker? Pffftt....he doesn't even look like he can do the drawback or exhale through his nose....soft!

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Posted

Last time we won a flag blokes were having a dart and a sherry at 3/4 time, take it as a good omen. Personally I'm disappointed it wasn't a cigar.

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Posted (edited)

Probably a reality check that half of the AFL players get on the darts from time to time.

You'd imagine it wouldn't have any impact on his fitness if he's having a couple once in a blue moon.

But I agree that it's a poor look.

Edited by Bring-Back-Powell
Posted

I'm most  upset because just seeing Jesse with a gasper ( not Darren ) has caused me to rush out and buy a carton of Craven A's . And I've smoked half of them already. Damn it !

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Posted
12 hours ago, Abe said:

Am I the only one who finds this really funny??

I'm not sure I find it funny, but it doesn't particularly faze me.

I'm absolutely gutted about Max Gawn's hamstring injury - that is a material concern.

 

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Posted
11 hours ago, ILLDieADemon said:

Poor guy, he just wants to catch up with his mates back home and have a few beers and a couple of smokes at a festival. He is 21 you know.

Partying Never stoped Cusins from being a superstar footballer. 

And look at him now!

Posted
2 hours ago, pineapple dee said:

I'm most  upset because just seeing Jesse with a gasper ( not Darren ) has caused me to rush out and buy a carton of Craven A's . And I've smoked half of them already. Damn it !

If you could find Craven A I might believe that pd.

Posted (edited)

Just done some Math

A pack a day smoker will pay between $150-$175 bucks a week assuming $ 25 bucks a pkt

Over a month that = $600- 700 odd bucks

Over a year = over  $ 7, 000,00 

Over 10 years = 70 grand

Hnmm big bucks for a product that seriously halms your health and can kill you!

Now aint that info a breath of fresh air?

Just sayin

 

 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Just done some Math

A pack a day smoker will pay between $150-$175 bucks a week assuming $ 25 bucks a pkt

Over a month that = $600- 700 odd bucks

Over a year = over  $ 7, 000,00 

Over 10 years = 70 grand

Hnmm big bucks for a product that seriously halms your health and can kill you!

Just sayin

 

 

And yet millions still do it Picket just show the power of nicotine.

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