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  • hot potato
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    It's comimg out tomorow in limited edition

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  • AnnieH
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    I read the link.
    That's as much time as I'll give it.
    If he's lucky, in 20 years, if it's still on the shelf, I'll borrow the book from a library.

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  • reigning premier
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    Just a question, how many people here have actually read the book?

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  • Nico
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    Somewhere in that article it somehow got missed that he also got 5 weeks for eye gouging, and that when he got rubbed out for the Staker incident he was sent off on a club sanctioned sabatical to Fiji with his fit squeeze at the time. Now who was it that paraded himself in front of the public with the Green punching bag to get a little publicity, I think, and I stand corrected, around the time new contracts were being talked about.

    After all his indescretions Roos was merely saying; stuff you I've had enough. Roos did the smart leadership thing (45 other splayers to think about) by not being drawn into any heated discussions, and who knows what someone who had a habit at throwing cut lunches randomly might do in a one on one confrontation. It was interesting to see that not one other Swans player contacted him in the days after. Any chance that any atom of respect the players may have had for him had evaporated.

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  • Lucky Knickers
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    Originally posted by Sandridge
    This bit annoyed me. too! I remember vision from the dressing rooms at half time the night Hall whacked Staker. Roosy was right in Hall's face, berating him and BBB looked like a little kid being told off by his dad! !
    I thought they looked pretty calm in the rooms at half time. Hall looked sick because he had massively stuffed up but I thought Roos looked surprisingly cool at the time.

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