Swans leaders to consider Hall punishment

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  • Kanga
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    Originally posted by bodgie
    Hall was/is never a great on-field leader. He can be a great player with inspiring deeds and copping heaps of @@@@. He is also prone to flapping his arms around like a complete selfish goose and thouhtless aggression. He intimidates the players kicking to him. It will be great to have him back as part of the team. I also hope that he stops 'writing' his lam arse column excusing himself week after week.
    Couldn't agree more. Hopefully the rest on the sidelines will focus him on what is needed to play as part of a team, rather than lashing out at a bit of holding on (that every decent forward cops every week).

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  • Wardy
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    Originally posted by hammo
    Since when has the Pope been Buddhist
    if you listened to Georgie Pell he said anyone could go - all religions welcome! Buddhist and pretentious footballers...

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  • hammo
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    Originally posted by Wardy
    I wonder if the Leadsership group will be running a stall at Randwick during the World Youth Day/Week celebrations, they would surely get a captive audience.
    Since when has the Pope been Buddhist

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  • NMWBloods
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    Originally posted by Wardy
    I dont think the "Blood Brothers" were as pretentious in '05 as they are now.
    No - I think they are believing a lot of their own press and spin now. As I said before, it's a bit like a cult.

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  • Wardy
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    Originally posted by Annie Haddad
    I just posted this in the "dermie" thread.

    It's apt that I copy it here ...


    As for the "bloods" ethos ...

    FFS - that's what got them into the grand final in 2005. That was three years ago.

    The team has changed and evolved.

    MOVE ON.
    I dont think the "Blood Brothers" were as pretentious in '05 as they are now.

    I wonder if the Leadsership group will be running a stall at Randwick during the World Youth Day/Week celebrations, they would surely get a captive audience.

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  • AnnieH
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    I just posted this in the "dermie" thread.

    It's apt that I copy it here ...


    As for the "bloods" ethos ...

    FFS - that's what got them into the grand final in 2005. That was three years ago.

    The team has changed and evolved.

    MOVE ON.

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  • Wardy
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    Originally posted by Eala ?reann
    Jah save us from self-righteous, bloated, sanctimonious leadership groups full of bull@@@@ rhetoric about 'bloods ethos' etc.

    Leave the lad alone to recover and take his medicine.

    right on - yeah if your so called "blood brothers" are going to hang you out to dry like this mob have - then why would you want to be a part of that group?
    Last edited by Wardy; 18 April 2008, 12:53 PM.

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  • Eala ?ireann
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    Jah save us from self-righteous, bloated, sanctimonious leadership groups full of bull@@@@ rhetoric about 'bloods ethos' etc.

    Leave the lad alone to recover and take his medicine.

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  • AnnieH
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    Here I am Grim!!

    How does Hippy's @@@@ stink? Don't be ridiculous ... hippy's @@@@ don't stink!!


    Onto Blind Barry ...

    I saw a Roosey interview last night on Ch10 Sports.

    Blind Barry himself resigned from the leadership group. He wasn't asked to, he wasn't sacked from it. The team will not be fining him nor will they be taking any further action against him.

    Good onya Baz ... stay out of the leadership group and have no pressure put on you at all. Come back to footy, hit someone else, and be the highest paid ressie in the comp!!

    Gotta love that.

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  • NMWBloods
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    Originally posted by stellation
    My thinking is fine, sir.
    Yeah now sure, but last Friday a thousand suns couldn't have given your tongue a tan!!

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  • stellation
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    Originally posted by ScottH
    Umm. Maybe your thinking of yourself. last Friday night.
    My thinking is fine, sir.

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  • ScottH
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    Originally posted by stellation
    Didn't Steve get so drunk he stumbled onto some stranger's front verandah and drank a bottle of sunscreen that was left out?
    Umm. Maybe your thinking of yourself. last Friday night.

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  • stellation
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    Originally posted by goswannie14
    I couldn't remember what johnson had done, but didn't think it was on field, that's why i asked the question.
    Didn't Steve get so drunk he stumbled onto some stranger's front verandah and drank a bottle of sunscreen that was left out?

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  • goswannie14
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    Originally posted by Wardy
    Got it in one Rev!!!
    I couldn't remember what johnson had done, but didn't think it was on field, that's why i asked the question.

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  • Wardy
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    Originally posted by goswannie14
    So we're saying that this is chalk and cheese, right?
    Got it in one Rev!!!

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