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4 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Prefer Lyon over Lewis and J Riewoldt who seem to both be playing bigger roles on AFL 360.

I actually truthfully didn't mind Robbo on the show. Brought a bit of character to the show.

 

Same, Robbo was the passionate fan that would speak his mind and I found it entertaining. 
After a bad Essendon loss I couldn't wait for 360 on the Monday. 

Although, I'd usually turn the show off after the first 15min once interviews start, except for when they have Montagna and King on. 

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I found this Robbo moment entertaining in his views on Roo getting rubbed out a couple of years back for spoiling with a fist but making high contact. And then getting distracted like a 3 year old "Is that the moon?"

https://x.com/i/status/1655874007550541825

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38 minutes ago, In Harmes Way said:

I found this Robbo moment entertaining in his views on Roo getting rubbed out a couple of years back for spoiling with a fist but making high contact. And then getting distracted like a 3 year old "Is that the moon?"

https://x.com/i/status/1655874007550541825

That's exactly what made him fun to watch. 

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I used to watch 360 on a regular basis and I did get a few laughs out of Robbo however I found Whately took himself too seriously and Robbo less funny and more incoherent I stopped watching about 12 months ago. Same with Footy Classified.

good Luck Robbo probably stayed on a couple of years to long but 14 years??

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11 hours ago, dees189227 said:

Garry is a great analyser of footy. He'd be great with Gerard but I thought he'd enjoy on the couch more. 

You and i have wildly different definitions of the word great.

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I don't mind Robbo. Although not the most articulate of men, Robbo resonates quite well with the average footy fan I feel.  He's the sort of bloke that you could strike up a decent footy related conversation with at the pub.

Whateley is the one I dislike and I wouldn't be at all surprised if he was involved in the assassination of Robbo.  Whateley strikes me as the type of apple-for-the-teacher/goody-two-shoes type who would dob on his grandmother if it made the boss happy.  But that is just my opinion of course.

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