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Will you BOO Luke Jackson this weekend?

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Will You Boo Luke Jackson this Weekend? 101 members have voted

  1. 1. Will You Boo Luke Jackson this Weekend?

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45 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Just voted and it confirmed what I knew: that the vast majority of us wont. Unlike other clubs                  ( particulaparticularly crows, power, eagles and lions), we are above such neanderthal tactics.

Disclaimer.  Umpires not included.

My wife reckons I am part Neanderthal so it is all strangely beginning to make sense.

My justification is that we are going to the football and not to the opera.  There is a difference. (I like your disclaimer) GO DEES!

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    1 hour ago, Wodjathefirst said:

    My wife reckons I am part Neanderthal so it is all strangely beginning to make sense.

    My justification is that we are going to the football and not to the opera.  There is a difference. (I like your disclaimer) GO DEES!

    Don't mind me Wtf, go and get your $ worth. I do at the opera .

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    No.

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    Expecting Jeremy Howe type boos.

    Nothing over the top but still enough to hear through the TV.

    Agree that the Baker booing was embarrassing. The guy was (probably justifiably) way down the pecking order and we delisted him accordingly. Then the Dogs kept his AFL dream alive.

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    Listening Steven May on LJ yesterday, he said that Dogga rocked up to a off-season planning meeting after he had been traded was told blunty that he wasnt supposed be attending that meeting. 

    The guy is genuinely from another planet. i dont think booing will phase him one bit. 

     

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    He's a premiership Demon for life.  What he ends up being at Freo is of no interest. 

    Maybe a cashed up Perth property owner who played a bit for Freo. Who knows?

    Will never be booed by me.

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    5 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

    Listening Steven May on LJ yesterday, he said that Dogga rocked up to a off-season planning meeting after he had been traded was told blunty that he wasnt supposed be attending that meeting. 

    The guy is genuinely from another planet. i dont think booing will phase him one bit. 

     

    Just a kid.  Needs a break.  His Manager seems to have the foot of the peddle life-lessons wise I suspect

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    1 hour ago, Demon17 said:

    He's a premiership Demon for life

    Yea good point. Not like that gang has being overflowing with members the last half century either. He gets a pass.

    Besides as KDF pointed out, it's more other clubs way of doing things.

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    Complete waste of time and breath plus it's childish, it's a business now, and it is easy to see why players leave when they can make money for their future life away from football, lets be honest how many people on this forum would knock back the money he is making now for the sake of loyalty for the club.

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    Not unless he does something dirty.

    Does wearing a Freo jumper qualify as something dirty?

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    Of course I will😏

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    I'm halfway listening to Gus and Gawny's interview with Jeff Farmer, who is idolised by almost all Demon supporters yet he made the same move to Freo in 2002 for similar sorts of reasons as Dogga.  It's unfathomable that Dee supporters would boo Jeff and, for related reasons, I think that it would be a shame if Dee supporters boo Dogga.

    I'm no angel (maybe that's why I'm a Demon 😀) and I'll confess to premeditated booing of Shane Woewodin when he played for Collingwood from 2003 (even though he was nudged out of Melbourne, who actually paid part of his package at Collingwood).  It didn't make me feel any better at the time; I'm actually rather ashamed of it now that I look back on it.  I can't recall booing any ex-Melbourne players since.

    That's my view - each to their own.

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    17 minutes ago, Traja Dee said:

    It's unfathomable that Dee supporters would boo Jeff

    Sad to say he was indeed booed in his return game at the MCG.

    It was obvious that he was hurt by this.

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    Some interesting opinions by all.

    The voting shows a resounding NO to booing Luke Jackson too. Which I respect and acknowledge.

    My apologies for the somewhat mischievous post. But I was legitimate with my curiosity!

    I guess I will reserve my booing for Mason Cox (who I despise after he basically kicked/kneed poor Max Gawn in the guts last year) when we play Collingwood on King's Birthday for the Big Freeze 9 Fight MND match. 

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    I would only booooo IF he did something on the ground that would warrant such a reaction to any other player.  
    Otherwise I have moved on as has he. 
    The reflex boooooing from Port and WCE in particular to any opposition possession or football action is just pathetic.   Even brilliant goals or marks gets them going. 🤮🤮🤮

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    55 minutes ago, Traja Dee said:

    I'm halfway listening to Gus and Gawny's interview with Jeff Farmer, who is idolised by almost all Demon supporters yet he made the same move to Freo in 2002 for similar sorts of reasons as Dogga.  It's unfathomable that Dee supporters would boo Jeff and, for related reasons, I think that it would be a shame if Dee supporters boo Dogga.

    I’m pretty sure Farmer got booed the 4 times he played us at the G. He was not all popular with the faithful with his decision to leave.

    One game he kicked 7 against us in a win over us.

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    Reckon there might be some soft ironic boo's early on, but don't expect it to go all afternoon.

    He helped us win a flag. If I was 21 and offered a huge salary, I'd take it.

    Don't forget we have 2 first rounders coming our way.

    Different circumstance to $cully.

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    I'm sure this has been said, but would be far classier to thank him (which we never got to do) for his part in what I assume is one of the best things all of us have ever experienced? If I was there Id be applauding him to counter the boos. Better to demonstrate to all our players (past, present and future) that once a Demon, always a Demon. 

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    22 hours ago, dees189227 said:

    The people who choose to book him are probbaly the same poeple that booed Oskar Baker in r1.

    I won't be booing unless he does osmehting to one of our players. 

    It's not like he has come out and bagged our club

    After he left we got a pretty good replacemnt in Grundy. So it's worked out pretty well. 

    He also provided the best 10 minutes of entertainment in that GF and I will always be grateful for that.

    Anyway I hope to hear no booing, then it means he hasn't got the footy. 

    I couldn't understand the booing for Oskar, he wasn't getting any time for us and we didn't need or want him. I hope he played well this season (Not against us) seems like a good guy.

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    1 hour ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    I’m pretty sure Farmer got booed the 4 times he played us at the G. He was not all popular with the faithful with his decision to leave.

    One game he kicked 7 against us in a win over us.

    Yep, plenty of stick both ways with Farmer.

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    Booing is embarrassing under any circumstances, but it's the worst kind of theatrics after he played a key role in the flag and left without serious angst. I'm not happy about him leaving but not enough to get excited about it like when Scully snuck out the side door of a flaming wreck in the dead of night.

    The highlight of the Scully return was mass-abuse being hurled at him, then James McDonald getting a round of applause for his first touch.

    53 minutes ago, Hawny for Gawny said:

    I couldn't understand the booing for Oskar, he wasn't getting any time for us and we didn't need or want him. I hope he played well this season (Not against us) seems like a good guy.

    That was totally classless but I'd say retaliation for Dogs fans booing Hunter first rather than any issue with Baker.

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