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  • Triple B
    Formerly 'BBB'
    • Feb 2003
    • 6999

    Originally posted by CureTheSane
    I don't understand.....
    It's the same as 'too much to drink'.
    Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09

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    • royboy42
      Senior Player
      • Apr 2006
      • 2076

      It's the arms thrown out saying "what did i do?" that really bothers me about his belting people. Three times now i can remember...and I worry about it. Does he think no one is watching?: To say nothing of the frees he has thrown away in the last few games!
      The man needs some sort of straightening out. Pedantic arguments about the value of psychiatrists v psychologists waste our time here. He needs help.

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      • ROK Lobster
        RWO Life Member
        • Aug 2004
        • 8658

        Originally posted by royboy42
        The man needs some sort of straightening out. Pedantic arguments about the value of psychiatrists v psychologists waste our time here. He needs help.
        It's just lucky he hasn't got an eating disorder.

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        • Rob-bloods
          What a year 2005 SSFC/CFC
          • Aug 2003
          • 931

          I did not see the offence until yesterday and whilst it was very stupid it was not an earth or even jaw shattering event. How ironic that whilst Barry misbehaved early in the free kick count and we were trailing something like 6-1 Teddy nearly getting his eye poked out by that sleazy muppet Medhurst did not even warrant a free kick. Who had a duty of care there, and what constitutes more danger a forearm that missed (did it?) or a stray finger that definitely did damage?

          Regarding the press, the Swans diffused a lot of the 'thuggery' aspects by taking action (yes Weagles, action....it can be taken by clubs N.B. Gooding, Nisbett, Woosha) so the press swing back to the other tack that have we overreacted. They just make it up as they go along, we all know that.

          And just a thought, our season may indeed be dead in the water, however the Cats got done by a hundred by Collingwood a few weeks ago and they are now right back on track. Our performance Sunday win lose or draw will be the test of whether we can make a nuisance of ourselves this year.

          Like Goodes in the final last year, Kirky did not deserve to be in a losing side on Saturday and I reckon the Bloods owe him big time this week!
          Sports do not build character. They reveal it....Heywood Broun

          I always turn to the sports pages first, which record people's accomplishments. The front page has nothing but man's failures......Earl Warren

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          • CureTheSane
            Carpe Noctem
            • Jan 2003
            • 5032

            Originally posted by Triple B
            It's the same as 'too much to drink'.
            I'm sorry, I don't understand whatever language it is you're speaking
            The difference between insanity and genius is measured only in success.

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            • Bear
              Best and Fairest
              • Feb 2003
              • 1022

              Originally posted by hot potato
              I honestly don't understand how anyone on the same field as Kirky can play as "wotabout me" as Hally does on many occasions lately. Look he might have a 'too many women' problems ATM, but when you run on in front of 60k to play team sport, you think he'd be able to deal with that, infact it would take his mind right off it.
              IMO he doesn't make the 22 at selection on form alone. Perhaps A good old confrontational fashioned spray by the coaches, Mick Malthouse style would do the trick. Ar the Swans coaches just a bit too modern?
              As well as the Swans have handled the whole pathetic saga - one created by BH not the club - this makes a little bit of sense.
              Maybe the only way to get through to a person of BH's intelligence is through some old-fashioned fire and brimstone.
              We would have had to keep it away from the media... but good call!
              "As a player he simply should not have been able to do the things he did. Leo was a 185cm, 88kg full-back and played on some of the biggest, fastest and best full-forwards of all time, and constantly beat them." Roos.
              Leo Barry? you star! We'll miss ya, ''Leapin''.

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