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I just watched the press conference and he handled it with respect and dignity......

He was tough and intimidating, and it is a pity when any player is taken out through injury, but at 32 years of age, after playing 300+ games, having won a Brownlow, not to mention winning a couple of Premierships, he should be counted as one of the games greats not just one of Adelaide's greats.

I congratulate him on his career and wish him all the best for his future :D !!!

 

Thank god the AFL grew some brains and decided to keep the motorcade around the G with all the retiring players, this year's is building up to be quite easily the best.


Thank god the AFL grew some brains and decided to keep the motorcade around the G with all the retiring players, this year's is building up to be quite easily the best.

I agree with you DD.......

This season could look a bit like road kill, such is going to be the carnage of greats lined up at the end :P !!!

We should get him to be our midfielf coach next year.

Very, very good idea, I would be all for that

Always admired his efforts, sad to see him go

sad to see you go roo. all the best in retirement :)

 
sad to see you go roo. all the best in retirement :)

And it is time to have a West End lager, you glorified West Horsham Bogan, at the Ramsgate Hotel with all of your mates and a few shazzas as well.

Biffinator.


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