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The Footy Show officially axed.

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15 hours ago, Dame Gaga said:

Some years ago I knew a girl who attended the same high school as Jacko. She told me he was exactly the same at school as we saw him playing football and the way he spoke in public. No way did he put on an act. That was his true self. (According to her).

He was certainly a character...  & really,  I'm glad he started his career with us.

I think we should celebrate that fact,  and one of the biggest characters in the game.

 

 
6 hours ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

I stopped watching the same time The Ox copped a cream pie in the face. 

That was a turning point for the footy show and it said clearly,  that it was about media players,  and not about Footy.

Sam took two tumbles at the same time,  in that show...  one was witnessed...  and one was on a parallel universe...  the subconscious universe of respect lost.

All downhill sailing,  from that point.

16 hours ago, Monocology said:

A Peter-Hillier-esque level of comedy but was all eyes when teams were named.

Short of seeing a premiership, I think Wacko Jacko's handstand protest after remenstrating with goal ump is my greatest footballing witnessed moment - was anyone else there?

 


Now according to the herald sun they are talking about Turd and Crawford pitching to do a sunday night show. No thankyou 

The Footy Show died with Gary Lyon's departure in my opinion. All down hill since then.

26 minutes ago, Fugazi said:

The Footy Show died with Gary Lyon's departure in my opinion. All down hill since then.

They kept the show treading water with Gazza, but only just. 

It was just Sams mirror,  me,  me,  me,  me.  and so on... .  geez that bloke has stooged Ch-9  for  $quillion$.

 

I'm just glad its over,  now maybe footy can make a comeback.

Lets get rid of  Gillnet McL...

  • 1 month later...
 

4 hours ago, Petraccattack said:

https://www.heraldsun.com.au/entertainment/confidential/the-footy-show-making-a-comeback/news-story/10bc7144533b30c92c8c0468aca6cb5e

Confidential Eddie McGuire says they’re “getting the band back together”, returning to host The Footy Show with original sidekicks Sam Newman and Trevor Marmalade.

 

 

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