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[dimelb]

Today's Age looks like a Swanfest, which I was happy to see, and read. But the one that had the most impact on me was this one:

A mother's courage sends a powerful message on respect

Another fine piece by Martin Flanagan.

[Mug Punter]

Today's Age looks like a Swanfest, which I was happy to see, and read. But the one that had the most impact on me was this one:

A mother's courage sends a powerful message on respect

Another fine piece by Martin Flanagan.

A beautiful story, one that actually made me cry.

In a season where so much disgusted me this restores a little faith in the game for me

[Sandridge]

I've never been a huge Richmond fan but they seem to get a lot of important things right.

In 2002, I travelled from Melbourne to ANZ stadium for Paul Kelly and Andrew Dunkley's final game which was against Richmond.
We won and the Richmond players stayed on the ground for a lengthy period of time waiting for Kells and Dunks to finish a lap of honour before they left the ground themselves. I emailed Richmond saying I thought that was great sportsmanship. I got an email back saying Kelly and Dunkley were champions and deserved it!
Richmond were also supportive of Goodesy this year.

[Meg]

Yes, Richmond (and the Bulldogs) wore their indigenous jumpers as a mark of support and respect for Adam the week he stood down. I was very impressed, and quite moved, by that.