He speaks for many others:
The Buddy show may pay for itself after all
He speaks for many others:
The Buddy show may pay for itself after all
He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)
Sounds like he's jumped on the bandwagon, too. Everyone likes a winner.
All that is necessary for the triumph of evil is that good men do nothing. - Edmund Burke
Regardless of the on field success, The Buddy factor was always going to draw a crowd, which in the Sydney market is a good thing.
The fact that the Swans are currently top of the ladder. Potentially going to finish top 2 and have a genuine crack at a second premiership in 3 years.
He has earned his first years salary and some!!
I didn't like Lloyd as a player, but really enjoy his comments and assessments after football.
He got a couple of big things wrong though.
1. Whether or not it was in the rules - the way we picked up Buddy. Of course it was.
2. Last player to ever kick 1000 goals? Nup.
The difference between insanity and genius is measured only in success.
He is only guessing, but is likely to be proven true if he plays out the remaining 8 seasons in style.I believe Franklin is the only player we may ever see kick 1000 AFL career goals again in the history of the game.
He only needs 45 goals per season, less what he kicks in the remaining games this year. quite possible if he has a couple of big seasons.
The Roar article said Hawthorn offered $4.5m/4 years, GWS offered $12m/6 years. The Sydney offer is the same but in a time frame they can afford it. If our deal isn't within the rules, what are the other contracts like?
Why would we be debating if the deal was in the rules or not for years to come? We just did something no-one else thought or was prepared to do within he rules. All cleared. If we don't win this year it may still backfire. But bloody hell I've enjoyed it so far.
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