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Viney’s foot is worse than we think

Dee1987
in Melbourne Demons

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On 3/23/2018 at 1:26 PM, ProDee said:

If you're remotely familiar with Mike Sheahan you'd know he's as thick as a brick.  And I mean that sincerely.  How he survived in the footy industry as long as he did is one of life's great mysteries.

And it runs in the family.

He might be thick, but he's an affable fella, easy to talk to... It seems a natural ability of his to talk to people and have them feel at ease, so they open up and divulge things they may not otherwise. Not hard to see how that could be valuable in his previous roles.

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    3 minutes ago, Mach5 said:

    He might be thick, but he's an affable fella, easy to talk to... It seems a natural ability of his to talk to people and have them feel at ease, so they open up and divulge things they may not otherwise. Not hard to see how that could be valuable in his previous roles.

    My Brother has played golf with him at Sorrento and I believe he's a very nice fellow.

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    2 minutes ago, ProDee said:

    My Brother has played golf with him at Sorrento and I believe he's a very nice fellow.

    Might be a case that him being a bit simple is actually an asset.

    Anyway, the article had a bit of a moronic sentiment.
    Nuffies can get wound up about Viney & McDonald if they like, but inevitably injuries hit.
    These guys will heal in time, and if we can't win without them, we probably aren't good enough to be playing finals anyway. 

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    1 hour ago, Mach5 said:

    Might be a case that him being a bit simple is actually an asset.

    Anyway, the article had a bit of a moronic sentiment.
    Nuffies can get wound up about Viney & McDonald if they like, but inevitably injuries hit.
    These guys will heal in time, and if we can't win without them, we probably aren't good enough to be playing finals anyway. 

    Pretty accurate 

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    21 hours ago, ProDee said:

    I assume from Canberra you didn't listen to his weekly morning segment on a Monday morning on SEN in 2017 ?  He's an idiot.

    I 100% agree.

    Dont know the guy, nothing personal but on sen he didn't sound very informed at all.

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    On 3/23/2018 at 1:26 PM, ProDee said:

    If you're remotely familiar with Mike Sheahan you'd know he's as thick as a brick.  And I mean that sincerely.  How he survived in the footy industry as long as he did is one of life's great mysteries.

    And it runs in the family.

    That's nice of you ProDee.

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