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  • goalkicker
    On the Rookie List
    • Jun 2007
    • 14

    #31
    The truth hurts

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    • TheMase
      Senior Player
      • Jan 2003
      • 1207

      #32
      Originally posted by NMWBloods
      Huddo said that - I nearly fainted!
      Did anyone catch the comment a few weeks ago, it might have been against the Power. Not sure who said it.

      IT was something along the lines of "Jude Bolton has gone up a notch this year, really joining the AFL elite"

      I nearly choked! Do these guys ever actually watch or pay attention to our games?

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      • lovetheswannies
        On the Rookie List
        • May 2007
        • 49

        #33
        Originally posted by TheMase
        Did anyone catch the comment a few weeks ago, it might have been against the Power. Not sure who said it.

        IT was something along the lines of "Jude Bolton has gone up a notch this year, really joining the AFL elite"

        I nearly choked! Do these guys ever actually watch or pay attention to our games?
        yup, i remember hearing that...
        its quite shocking really, it definitely makes you question their credibility

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        • Chow-Chicker
          Senior Player
          • Jun 2006
          • 1602

          #34
          Originally posted by barry
          I have a lot of time for Walls. He calls it as he see's it, and he is spot on the money again this time. A lot of things change in football over time, but at the time of his remarks he is a good judge as to what is going on without being in the inner-sanctum.

          Maybe the swans can turn it around but it will need a different game plan than what we have now. Same as 2005 (Our style of play did change that year)
          You're wrong. He calls it AFTER he sees it. He states the bleeding obvious, and his opinions and thoughts change with the flow of the game.

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          • Xie Shan
            Senior Player
            • Jan 2003
            • 2929

            #35
            I have a theory that Roos really, really doesn't like it when he gets criticized by Walls. Maybe it's the arrogance of the man ( ) that causes him to take it more personally when he's criticized by his former mentor/father figure at Fitzroy, so he becomes even more determined to prove Walls wrong. Worked in 2005 anyhow.

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