Ouch :!:Any Richmond fans here? Trying hard to see why anyone would support such a gutless and pathetic rabble.
Ouch :!:
I would actually consider that Collingwood were lucky.
Amazing! We're in the lead and I just took a handball from Joey Daniher.
Go bombers!
Not all the players were medicated.I don't get why the players were banned but not the team.
Not all the players were medicated.
I'm over it: a massive failure of corporate governance IMHO. If I never see Hird at the club again, it will be too soon.
Ex-chairman, David Evans, was too much a nice guy and trusted his underlings too much; but again a total lack of governance (hope he runs his stockbroking firm with better discipline): at least he resigned early on.
The club was punished with millions of dollars fines and (arguably more punishing) loss of draft picks for two years.
As an aside, one of my client's sons was in the training list for an AFL club. He's been given tablets and food supplements he's told to take, he's been told they're legal, and if he doesn't take what he's given, he risks not being selected or dropped. As a result, he's decided to go back to playing suburban football.
Anyhow, we renewed our memberships to support the players,not the hierarchy.
Now at home, relieved and happy, with a hoarse voice just barely above a whisper, and looking forward to sushi washed down with some Moet.
Go Bombers!
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Not all the players were medicated.
I'm over it: a massive failure of corporate governance IMHO. If I never see Hird at the club again, it will be too soon.
Ex-chairman, David Evans, was too much a nice guy and trusted his underlings too much; but again a total lack of governance (hope he runs his stockbroking firm with better discipline): at least he resigned early on.
The club was punished with millions of dollars fines and (arguably more punishing) loss of draft picks for two years.
As an aside, one of my client's sons was in the training list for an AFL club. He's been given tablets and food supplements he's told to take, he's been told they're legal, and if he doesn't take what he's given, he risks not being selected or dropped. As a result, he's decided to go back to playing suburban football.
Anyhow, we renewed our memberships to support the players,not the hierarchy.
Now at home, relieved and happy, with a hoarse voice just barely above a whisper, and looking forward to sushi washed down with some Moet.
Go Bombers!
I am amazed at how many people still stick up for Hird when so many other would like to put the stick up Hird :!:I'm over it: a massive failure of corporate governance IMHO. If I never see Hird at the club again, it will be too soon.
I am amazed at how many people still stick up for Hird when so many other would like to put the stick up Hird :!:
Just remember Essendon, all your suburb is know for is a club that cheated multiple times and a few overrated schools whereas Footscray was essential for the growth of Melbourne and Australia.
Considering the cough the stuff Essenjab supporters dish out to Footscray, I have no sympathy for their club or their supporters..
As an aside, one of my client's sons was in the training list for an AFL club. He's been given tablets and food supplements he's told to take, he's been told they're legal, and if he doesn't take what he's given, he risks not being selected or dropped. As a result, he's decided to go back to playing suburban football.
Wow, I didn't see that coming ..... didn't take you long to personalise this discussion with that attack. Quite pathetic, really.
I've worked in the Western Suburbs for over 40 years, have treated Scragga (more likely his great great grand parent); I count amongst my clients former players with the Western Bulldogs and a current board member. I have always treated them with the utmost courtesy and respect, and have never "dished out cough", even in jest. I have no particular animosity towards the WBs (even if their flooding cost us a clean sweep in 2000). Bob Murphy has come to our local auskick when my kids were younger and always enjoyed talking to him and admired the way he gave generously of his time and spirit in encouraging the youngsters.
That's another massive failure of governance. The club should be prepared to show proof that it's legal. They should also accept a player saying "I'll take it when you give me written proof that it's legal". It's not that hard, surely.