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1 minute ago, Demonland said:

They've corrected the spelling mistake.

Twitter really died when they introduced editing posts.

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    Especially if we have another bad game this weekend and one then watches this I get the feeling  Goody  talking about healing will look quite odd. This show should have been aired pre-season.

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    Hamish is a great journalist but will ask the right questions to expose what's going on.

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    I think this story has peaked and moved on. Would have been more interesting if it was Monday night. 

    From a PR perspective it would be really hard to stuff this one up. Expect one or more of the following lines

    - I love Max and Max loves me; we love each other

    - Max is a proud footballer and would like to have his time again

    - Max will tell you he was beaten fair and square

    - If I had my time again I probably wouldn't have mentioned, but it came from a place of love.

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    too much? 

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    1 minute ago, GS_1905 said:

    I think this story has peaked and moved on. Would have been more interesting if it was Monday night. 

    From a PR perspective it would be really hard to stuff this one up. Expect one or more of the following lines

    - I love Max and Max loves me; we love each other

    - Max is a proud footballer and would like to have his time again

    - Max will tell you he was beaten fair and square

    - If I had my time again I probably wouldn't have mentioned, but it came from a place of love.

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    too much? 

    Taking stab here but I think this interview may have been filmed weeks ago?

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    1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Taking stab here but I think this interview may have been filmed weeks ago?

    Yep, probably done before we even started the season.

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    He's also on AFL 360 tonight. His fortnighly segment.

    Did "Simon's final word" end up getting released last Sunday night (at home with a red wine and a spag bol) or was that a one off? Or saved only for positive performances? 

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    15 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Taking stab here but I think this interview may have been filmed weeks ago?

    We not talking about Simon on 360 tonight?

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    15 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Taking stab here but I think this interview may have been filmed weeks ago?

     

    14 minutes ago, At the break of Gawn said:

    Yep, probably done before we even started the season.

    Hamish was interviewed on SEN a couple of weeks ago marketing this program.

    They were all done prior to the season starting.

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    35 minutes ago, MrFreeze said:

    Hamish is a great journalist but will ask the right questions to expose what's going on.

    Did you leave out a question mark? What do you mean by expose? That sounds pretty serious. We have out-of-form players. Many players keep making the same mistakes. Maybe also the talent isn't (or is no longer) there. But is there some big secret that needs to be exposed?

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    21 minutes ago, GS_1905 said:

    We not talking about Simon on 360 tonight?

    I think he's on that too, probably round 6.50 tonight.

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    1 hour ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Blockbuster of TV tonight. Switch the phone off and get the popcorn ready.  

    Absolutely.

    Hard Quiz followed by Charlie Pickering's The Weekly.

    Not to mention SBS/ABC News and the wonderful Sarah on 7.30.

    Top viewing night.!

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    3 hours ago, Demonland said:

    I'll post the full video if and when it becomes available.

    I don’t think Bailey Fritsch has put his boots on yet….

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    4 minutes ago, Demonland said:

     

    So we know what the theme of season 2025 is going to be then.

     

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    I wonder what Goody could say to make anyone feel better after the weekend?

    I imagine whatever he says will just annoy the majority on here

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    He’s changed nothing -  same gameplan, same predictability and same fwd line inefficiency.  I’d like to see Hird have a crack with this group.

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    Either way, he’s on a hiding to nothing me thinks. Media just love to pile on us, especially Simon. 

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