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Robbo crowns North's Cunnington the best handballer in the comp, Oliver anyone!

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38 minutes ago, mauriesy said:

Some of you need to take off the Oliver-coloured glasses and admit that Cunnington is also very, very good.

Its not to dispute Cunnington. Its to dispute him being better. A better handballer than Clarry ?..he is not.

 

Whenever I read the name Cunnington I fiind myself looking for a missing 'T'. Can't stand him, grub. Good player though, Clarrie's better.

As for Robbo, he sucks, at life.

 

Bit of a dearth of AFL news in NL, so I appreciate 360 just for the fact of existing. To bear Robbo I've had to come to view him like you would some strange exhibit on display. It baffles me that someone who can't speak English properly defines himself as a writer and somehow came to be an editor of anything. It must give Mike Sheehan many a moment of bemused befuddlement.

Robbo must have Something the rest of as don't, I bet he makes good coin, no one just gives you a good job, life is most unfair he is not on Sen anymore, so Hutchison isn't so stupid even he can see Robbo is crap


23 hours ago, Deemania since 56 said:

That is impossible. Newman is a total dill. Robbo just tries to be stupid. 

That is, essentially, what I am saying.

23 hours ago, beelzebub said:

Hardly.. Sam plays a character-invention.  He's far from a dill.

Robbo however is the real McCoy ;)

I would argue that the issues Sam seemed to encounter outside of his TV career, would fly in the face of "character-invention".  To me Robbo is like a drunk-yet-passionate footy lover who has been dragged off the street and given his own show.

On 5/14/2018 at 10:49 AM, Deemania since 56 said:

That is impossible. Newman is a total dill. Robbo just tries to be stupid. 

Not quite ..... he seems to achieve that quite well without trying 

 
17 hours ago, AmDamDemon said:

Bit of a dearth of AFL news in NL, so I appreciate 360 just for the fact of existing. To bear Robbo I've had to come to view him like you would some strange exhibit on display. It baffles me that someone who can't speak English properly defines himself as a writer and somehow came to be an editor of anything. It must give Mike Sheehan many a moment of bemused befuddlement.

Great Post ADD.

 

I think it was Oscar Wilde .."  the only thing worse than being talked about, was NOT being talked about.

This is classic News Limited strategy (who part own Foxtel and hence AFL360) to get off some cross promotion and get the plebeians talking about their product no matter how stupid ( as it is in this case)

I  refuse to have Foxtel so I can avoid not enriching Murdoch. 


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