steve_f

This chap Goodwin seems the real deal.

I may have the memory of a gold-err-swimming-thingey but my only major issue with the AFL response to the fiasco is if the CEO actually did try to warn the Bummers/T'Hird. Hird Snr and others berated the AFL for silence after the great man took some meds after a lady fan let him know what she thought of his treatment of the players. The AFL was admirably restrained in not reiterating Hird's dangerous sins in view of his delicate state. Goddard had a bleat on twitter suggesting FitzPatrick should not sleep well. I hold the same fears for Goddard in case he can't work out how to undo his belt and take his shoes off. Dank emailed Hird "this is the good stuff. You should/will? really notice a difference" i.e. performance would be enhanced and therefore these were performance-enhancing. Hird is a pitiful fool..

Hamilton out, Riccardo into Mercedes is my tip.

Moved it around a bit but the 120's seems a bit slow.

If Joe Mennie get three or more wickets, I will be astounded. He wouldn't in the Shield.

I thought this at the time well before we knew what was going on. The moral is post, post and post again.

At a more basic level, you could see he had suddenly become more much strongly built at the start of 2012.

In my first few years of working, I called anyone in a suit "sir". I didn't stand up to my boss until the fifth year. Imagine if he had been a legend of AFL like James Hird. Another concept from those days is having one's hand on it. If supporters, journos, ASADA and WADA think that a young man is going stand up to a legend of the game and club while his mates are lining up for their jabs, they are being self-indulgent. Nor would defence force rookies walk funny.

He is a crock.

What ever happened to Mad Monday? I will have to piously berate the dog instead. Oh. He's not looking away furtively; they are just itchy.