Barry Hall still irked by Paul Roos rift

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  • ScottH
    It's Goodes to cheer!!
    • Sep 2003
    • 23665

    #16
    Originally posted by Triple B
    ...and a nice rock on the finger as well.

    Nice of Barry to wear her age on the back of his jumper....
    Lucky he's still not at the swans then!!

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    • msb
      On the Rookie List
      • Mar 2006
      • 827

      #17
      Originally posted by liz
      Undoubtedly he will get some boos on Saturday afternoon - albeit from a minority of Swans fans - and will come out and have a sook about it, like he did last time. I suspect most Swans fans want to remember him fondly, despite how his time at the club ended. But if he is going to be dismissive of his time at our club, he can hardly expect any warmth to be shown towards him by Swans fans.
      Yep if he says he wants to be remembered as a bulldog then he should expect people to boo him.

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      • CJK
        Human
        • Apr 2006
        • 2170

        #18
        2 pages from some crude put together by a News Ltd 'newspaper'.

        Come on....
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        • magic.merkin
          Senior Player
          • Jul 2008
          • 1199

          #19
          He still plays for the dogs who are paying him. He isn't going to go around saying he preferred his time in Sydney and considers himself a swan when he is about to go into battle for 8 points with them.

          Give him a break.

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          • Dosser
            Just wild about Harry
            • Mar 2011
            • 1833

            #20
            I personally will wish him all the best. IMHO (and I will probably get shot down for this) I believe that our style of play never suited Baz as we always took so long to get the ball to him, by which stage he had 3 defenders hanging off him. Many is the time he threatened to lose his cool because of frustration with how the ball came to him. This is very different to what he experiences with the Dogs, so it is good that he had a couple of years playing in a style that suits him so that he can enjoy his twilight.

            Having said that, nothing can change the fact that he was our premiership captain and nothing can change the fact that he ALWAYS put his body on the line for us. It was a shame that he left the way he did, but the fuse had been burning for a long time for the abovementioned reason (probably as well as others, too).

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            • Melbourne_Blood
              Senior Player
              • May 2010
              • 3312

              #21
              Something like this always comes up eofre a book is released, to generate hype. It may very well be bull@@@@.

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              • Go Swannies
                Veterans List
                • Sep 2003
                • 5697

                #22
                Originally posted by magic.merkin
                He still plays for the dogs who are paying him. He isn't going to go around saying he preferred his time in Sydney and considers himself a swan when he is about to go into battle for 8 points with them.

                Give him a break.
                Blind Barry is a very flawed, frustrating player who still delivered more than most who were more consistent. I don't know if I'll give him a break for his lapses that cost us big, though.

                But I think you're dead right that his pay packet may be controlling his tongue. I remember Ron Barassi saying he was with the Swans for life at his farewell Club Champion dinner - that lasted a few months. I bet Baz is back with us by the time of the 10 year Premiership reunion. In the meantime I bet we have to cop a lot more flack/crap when his book comes out. What else is going to sell books - that he baby sat Rocket's kids?

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                • nomae
                  Regular in the Side
                  • May 2006
                  • 523

                  #23
                  Hall reveals all on Swans split | AFL | Fox Sports

                  In this article from a couple moths ago Bazza states that he "didn't enjoy the last four or five years" at Sydney, which is confusing on so many levels; least of all that, in that time, he captained a premiership with the club.

                  Personally, I still have a soft spot for the guy. The image of him shedding tears during his lap of honour in 2009 made me feel for him - it was as if he wished he could stop wacking blokes but just couldn't - like he was own worst enemy.

                  That being said I think Roosy and the Swans culture are going to get a good smashing in his autobiography.

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                  • Bas
                    Veterans List
                    • Jan 2003
                    • 4457

                    #24
                    Originally posted by nomae
                    Hall reveals all on Swans split | AFL | Fox Sports

                    In this article from a couple moths ago Bazza states that he "didn't enjoy the last four or five years"
                    Apparently Biffo used to get upset about the boys laughing at him in his white Y fronts. So they were passed down from his grand dad. That was no reason to stir him about them.

                    I didn't know you could write books in crayon.
                    In memory of my little Staffy - Dicey, 17.06.2005 to 1.12.2011- I'll miss you mate.

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                    • swansrule100
                      The quarterback
                      • May 2004
                      • 4538

                      #25
                      he can reveal all he wants was still a club legend
                      Theres not much left to say

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                      • Margo
                        On the Rookie List
                        • Jul 2009
                        • 138

                        #26
                        I'll be a "no-boo-er". Time to forgive all the bad stuff and remember the excitement he brought to our games. How could anyone not wish him well at his last game on the SCG ?

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                        • Chilcott
                          Regular in the Side
                          • Jan 2008
                          • 595

                          #27
                          I wouldn't be surprised that if he bags the club in his silly little book.

                          Love him for his football and his efforts in his years at the club, but not his petulant behaviour when faced with adversity.

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                          • CJK
                            Human
                            • Apr 2006
                            • 2170

                            #28
                            Roos, Hall deny 'rift'

                            No rift according to people supposedly having a rift.
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                            • Plugger1300
                              Warming the Bench
                              • Feb 2010
                              • 310

                              #29
                              I harbour no ill feelings towards him although i have one regret about the 2005 premiership. I wanted Kirky to hold the cup up! He should be on all the pictures and posters.
                              Surely BBB is only joking about preferring the bulldogs. I wouldn't want to hang around Aker, Johnson or Gilbee

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                              • Nico
                                Veterans List
                                • Jan 2003
                                • 11339

                                #30
                                Originally posted by ernie koala
                                I agree with this, he seems to want it both ways. Continue to feel hard done by and sulk about his Swans departure, but feel the love at the same time.
                                If he wanted the love, he should of shown some maturity and risen above his beef with Roos and Kirk, ( a fair enough beef IMO, they hung him out to dry in the media).
                                But to be so dismissive of his blazing 8 year Swans career and so bullish of his 2 years of retribution as a Dog, doesn't set the scene for a warm send off.
                                Personally I'll support him on Saturday, but he's set himself up for plenty of booing from the Sydney crowd.
                                You forgot that Roosey sanctioned his sabbatical to Fiji with his new "fit" girlfriend, after he got rubbed out for the Staker brainfade. Yes he had a big hand in our premiership, but it appears that's where it stopped for him. After that he was an unaccountable footballer who blamed all and sundry for his faults. 5 weeks for eye gouging, 8 weeks for the big hit and another 10 weeks for other career indiscretions. And it was Roosey's fault for not talking to him until midweek after he blew his last chance. Strewth.
                                http://www.nostalgiamusic.co.uk/secu...res/srh806.jpg

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