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2 minutes ago, Vogon Poetry said:

Was Hunt the scapegoat at GCS?  I'm not suggesting anything about Stringer other than to say if the club has identified him it's a big call to make him the scapegoat because he's also an incredible asset.  It would be unusual to make that sort of choice.

I'm surprised so many are struggling to join the dots.

Don't know much about Hunt - his contract was up and went back to Rugby (I think). 

Not sure if you are asking if I have joined the dots?  Yes I have...refer my last 3 or 4 posts on this subject...I'm just being careful with what I say so DL owners don't get sued and I don't get a DL holiday...

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6 minutes ago, Lucifer's Hero said:

Don't know much about Hunt - his contract was up and went back to Rugby (I think). 

Not sure if you are asking if I have joined the dots?  Yes I have...refer my last 3 or 4 posts on this subject...I'm just being careful with what I say so DL owners don't get sued and I don't get a DL holiday...

http://www.news.com.au/sport/afl/gold-coast-suns-divided-between-drinkers-and-god-squad/news-story/e6b3337b41003221121a697f14428c12

Start here and research further if you want.  Again I"m NOT suggesting Stringer is Hunt but just commenting on "scapegoat" references.

There is a reason Dogs have made him the scapegoat (in your words).  They didn't just pick his name out of a hat.

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14 hours ago, Akum said:

Well, you have to say one thing. With the "difficult characters" the Dogs have on their list, they've managed to get them all pulling in the same direction long enough to win the ultimate reward. Speaks volumes for the support structures around the club.

Maybe just maybe, they have far too many old boys in their footy department.

Just a guess, but we all know what former players can be like, when they are in power at their old club.  Often pretty much wanting jealously to own the club, & so get miffed when foreign changes are mooted by outsider coaches in the footy department.

This, if it is what's going on, can only be a major impediment to the club and it's players preparation ?

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I think the idea that Stringer is a scapegoat is over-reaching a tad. I think there's enough smoke to suggest a very large fire when it comes to his off field behaviour and he'll be hoist on his own petard!  There are others in the same boat, and maybe Bevo is of the opinion that 12 months on and deep into a premiership hangover,that one head on a spike might be enough of a warning to others to tow the company line.

Then again the problems maybe so deep that it's more than just a warning to the playing group its about excising dangerous cultural practices that if left to linger will completely ruin their chance at another tilt.  Players like Stringer, Libba, and Biggs all mentioned and it maybe that none at the kennel next season.

 

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OK...ive got no better source than my Dilmah tea leaves  Is there a market anywhere for Stringer to Essendon...Ive got a pineapple that says thats where he's going ;)

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20 minutes ago, beelzebub said:

OK...ive got no better source than my Dilmah tea leaves  Is there a market anywhere for Stringer to Essendon...Ive got a pineapple that says thats where he's going ;)

Can you ask your pineapple next weekends tatts numbers?

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3 hours ago, beelzebub said:

OK...ive got no better source than my Dilmah tea leaves  Is there a market anywhere for Stringer to Essendon...Ive got a pineapple that says thats where he's going ;)

I'd gladly give a pineapple for him to go there and totally [censored] them up

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Wow check out the article on Herald Sun website, stringers wife just put him in it big time I wouldn’t touch him with a 20 foot pole 

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/former-afl-wag-abby-gilmore-reveals-truth-behind-her-split-from-western-bulldogs-star-jake-stringer/news-story/c76e0b2bdbf43e0e0772db6d40ee04f6

He will fit right in at the bombers where morals don’t exist 

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10 minutes ago, brendan said:

Wow check out the article on Herald Sun website, stringers wife just put him in it big time I wouldn’t touch him with a 20 foot pole 

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/former-afl-wag-abby-gilmore-reveals-truth-behind-her-split-from-western-bulldogs-star-jake-stringer/news-story/c76e0b2bdbf43e0e0772db6d40ee04f6

He will fit right in at the bombers where morals don’t exist 

Oooppphhhh that's unseemly to say the least. Rooting around on your wife with a school girl (allegedly) and the gambling to top it right off. 

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11 minutes ago, brendan said:

Wow check out the article on Herald Sun website, stringers wife just put him in it big time I wouldn’t touch him with a 20 foot pole 

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/former-afl-wag-abby-gilmore-reveals-truth-behind-her-split-from-western-bulldogs-star-jake-stringer/news-story/c76e0b2bdbf43e0e0772db6d40ee04f6

He will fit right in at the bombers where morals don’t exist 

Wow wee!!!!

This thread went cold for 5 days and now kaboom!!!

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Bombers or bust for him, can’t see any other club going near him now and should get him cheap he is not the sort of person I want at my club, bombers won’t care 

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22 minutes ago, brendan said:

Wow check out the article on Herald Sun website, stringers wife just put him in it big time I wouldn’t touch him with a 20 foot pole 

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/former-afl-wag-abby-gilmore-reveals-truth-behind-her-split-from-western-bulldogs-star-jake-stringer/news-story/c76e0b2bdbf43e0e0772db6d40ee04f6

He will fit right in at the bombers where morals don’t exist 

The age of these girls is concerning. I'm not sure on the rules with that stuff but surely that's a storm in itself?

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Abe said:

The age of these girls is concerning. I'm not sure on the rules with that stuff but surely that's a storm in itself?

age of consent in vic is 16

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Dusty was an Angel personified...just an observation

Posted
On 9/24/2017 at 9:46 PM, Moonshadow said:

I'd gladly give a pineapple for him to go there and totally [censored] them up

I reckon a couple of pineapples are part of the problem......


Posted
1 hour ago, brendan said:

Wow check out the article on Herald Sun website, stringers wife just put him in it big time I wouldn’t touch him with a 20 foot pole 

http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/former-afl-wag-abby-gilmore-reveals-truth-behind-her-split-from-western-bulldogs-star-jake-stringer/news-story/c76e0b2bdbf43e0e0772db6d40ee04f6

He will fit right in at the bombers where morals don’t exist 

Not surprising.

He seems to have an extremely low IQ.

Posted
14 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

Isn't that only as long as there is an age gap under 2 years (maybe more?) otherwise it's statutory rape?

the girl mentioned was 17

 

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I guess there are two sides to every story but OMG this sounds pretty awful as it has been told.

As others have said though : (if as stated) perfect moral standards for the Druggies. 

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