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1 hour ago, Lord Nev said:

So what you're saying is you didn't know this about his past, went and googled this 2 year old 'news' story, posted it on the internet again and now apparently he's "immensely disliked by a large section of society"?

Weirdly, none of our sponsors have immediately pulled the plug.

So what you’re saying is we shouldn’t have any standards? 

 
1 hour ago, Mel Bourne said:

So what you’re saying is we shouldn’t have any standards? 

No, nowhere have I said that.

I'm saying that in this specific case, MFC giving a jumper to a tennis player who 2 years ago made a few dumb tweets is not a big deal.

And to say he's now "immensely disliked by a large section of society" is a completely baseless statement given the poster wasn't even aware of the issues himself until he googled him whilst trying to find something to complain about.

 

 
2 hours ago, Lord Nev said:

No, nowhere have I said that.

I'm saying that in this specific case, MFC giving a jumper to a tennis player who 2 years ago made a few dumb tweets is not a big deal.

And to say he's now "immensely disliked by a large section of society" is a completely baseless statement given the poster wasn't even aware of the issues himself until he googled him whilst trying to find something to complain about.

 

He deleted several years of his twitter content, and affixing the word “dumb” to some of said content is very, very lenient. It wasn’t exactly a small news item at the time. Serena Williams had a lot to say about it, and with good reason. The story about his club visit went up on the AFL reddit page, and a few supporters of opposition teams didn’t exactly let it go unnoticed. Not a great look. 

2 minutes ago, Mel Bourne said:

He deleted several years of his twitter content, and affixing the word “dumb” to some of said content is very, very lenient. It wasn’t exactly a small news item at the time. Serena Williams had a lot to say about it, and with good reason. The story about his club visit went up on the AFL reddit page, and a few supporters of opposition teams didn’t exactly let it go unnoticed. Not a great look. 

Guess we'll wait and see how it effects our membership numbers and sponsorship then hey.

I'm predicting it won't even 1%. But you guys keep pushing your barrow if you wish.

Bring on the footy.


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