Wodja
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Absolute [censored] isn’t it
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I understand the logic of what you are saying but of course it’s not going to happen. I am just bemused by the irony of how two accidental collision are seen so differently. Even from a Channel 7 commentary perspective. From what I recall from the other week we were shown multiple slow motion replays of the May incident, but last night it was a different story. The AFL and the majority of its commercial partners stink. The only thing that ‘pleased’ me about the May incident was how many people in the football community not aligned to the MFC (putting aside and ignoring the click bait Nazis) said that he should not be suspended. For what it’s worth my opinion is that Jai Newcombe should not be cited or suspended, nor should have May.
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Interesting how they don’t do a slow mo replay like they did for May. But we all know this won’t go anywhere I also reckon nor should it….neither should have May’s collision
The answer to your question. Absolutely nothing. To be honest neither player should be reported or suspended……nor should have May.
The Big Crunch. Thinking of the May suspension, I would like to think that someone will be suspended…. so there is some consistency
Can’t be bothered fact checking his actual record over the years but….. I clearly remember learning to love to hate him when he defected from Brisbane to Collingwood because he wanted to play for a team that was going to win premierships. Again, can’t be bothered fact checking how many Brisbane won not that long after he left but it was a few. Also I do know that he never experienced wining a flag either as a player or as a coach. He had a pretty long football career. Also certainly the Figjam persona was well deserved. But if he ends up being our coach (I don’t want him to) I guess I’ll just have to learn to like him…..maybe. If we end up with a flag of course I will then love him unconditionally.
I used to love to hate Figjam for many a long year. Ironically I got to dislike him a lot less when he stopped coaching and admitted that he made many mistakes during his journey. if he did end up coaching the Dees my biggest issue by an absolute mile would be facing up to a couple of my mates that are Collingwood supporters. For many a long year all they heard me was to bag out on him. Obviously I would have to become a turncoat if Buckley got the gig.
I sort of liked hearing him at this particular time calling it as it is. Given the circumstances, almost refreshing.
Just saw a small grab of Langdon somewhere been interviewed….he was clearly not happy about Goody being sacked (as I suspect a lot of other players felt the same way) It will be fascinating to see what Melbourne team turns up this Sunday.
Nor Hird
Players obviously loved and respected him and vice-versa. Glad he got Kossie to sign up before he was sacked. Once again, thank you for the premiership. Goody was the heart and soul of the footy club.
Just watched the press conference. One man squirming, the other so proud. It was so revealing. A fish first rots from the head. The MFC carcass at the moment really stinks. Goody was not the head, he was further down. Pretty much where the heart and soul reside. Clearly he still had his players on side. The head of the fish consists of the Board and senior administrators. It not only stinks, it reeks. They should all resign and / or sack themselves. We need new blood at the very top. Once again to Goody, thank you for the premiership.
No need to …..apparently Tom Morris has this covered. As an aside I’m more ‘urinated off’ with the insider that is leaking information to him. Want to fix the cultural issues at Melbourne? Find out who is the mole and sack the filthy disgusting toe rag.
