Match Day Rnd. 7. Sydney V Brisbane. 13.10 pm SCG.

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  • dejavoodoo44
    Veterans List
    • Apr 2015
    • 8497

    Originally posted by dimelb
    If I recall correctly, the poster apologised, having assumed the filter would pick it up. Perhaps we need a no @@@@heads policy?
    Flatheads? Boofheads?
    Actually, now that I've typed that, boofhead is a word that I've always liked, but you rarely hear it these days.

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    • Ludwig
      Veterans List
      • Apr 2007
      • 9359

      Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
      Flatheads? Boofheads?
      Actually, now that I've typed that, boofhead is a word that I've always liked, but you rarely hear it these days.
      It's a good word, but now used almost exclusively to describe Eddie McGuire. I think he's due for another boofhead remark.

      Just a reminder:

      Eddie McGuire labelled 'boofhead' by NSW Upper House for Adam Goodes remarks - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)

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      • dejavoodoo44
        Veterans List
        • Apr 2015
        • 8497

        Originally posted by Ludwig
        It's a good word, but now used almost exclusively to describe Eddie McGuire. I think he's due for another boofhead remark.

        Just a reminder:

        Eddie McGuire labelled 'boofhead' by NSW Upper House for Adam Goodes remarks - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
        Yes, he probably deserves a picture in the dictionary. And come to think of it, his head is also flatter than most.

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        • Billericay
          Regular in the Side
          • May 2013
          • 712

          Originally posted by Ludwig
          It's a good word, but now used almost exclusively to describe Eddie McGuire. I think he's due for another boofhead remark.

          Just a reminder:

          Eddie McGuire labelled 'boofhead' by NSW Upper House for Adam Goodes remarks - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
          I think Boofhead is letting him off the hook.

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          • Mug Punter
            On the Rookie List
            • Nov 2009
            • 3325

            Originally posted by Ludwig
            We don't know if it was the first time, but why should we insinuate it was? There was good reason based on form why he was dropped from the side earlier. There was never a suggestion in the 4 years that he's been with the club that there was ever a problem with his training standards or professionalism.

            I am happy for the club to have strict standards involving training and other professional protocols. Obviously Aliir made of breach of the club's protocols in this area and it was decided that it warranted a one game suspension. Luke Hodge missed a training session and the same thing happened.

            There might be more there than meets the eye, or there might not be. If we don't hear anything more than what has already been made public, then why not just accept that he came late to one training session and was punished for his tardiness, and just leave it at that? It's a mistake. Sure. But let's not make more out of it unless more information comes out that there really was more to it than what has become public.
            Looks like you were right there oh wise one.

            AA was late to the session, not absent as was implied in the reporting. Could be any number of reasons for that and from what Horse said it seems more in the careless category but glad we are maintaining standards

            And more pleasing Horse makes it quite clear that there have been no other issues so this seems like a one-off minor offence from which he will learn.

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            • Hotpotato
              Senior Player
              • Jun 2014
              • 2263

              Dunno were he lives, but one minor head to tail on Sydney roads can derail your ETA by a fair margin .
              If he'd never transgressed prior, just would cautioned him .
              Hope he gets another go sooner than later TBH.

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              • KTigers
                Senior Player
                • Apr 2012
                • 2499

                Well actually DJ44, I was just reading a story on the main SMH site wherein Derryn Hinch recently called Mark Latham a "boofhead".
                I'll just let that one hang in the air....


                wh
                Originally posted by dejavoodoo44
                Flatheads? Boofheads?
                Actually, now that I've typed that, boofhead is a word that I've always liked, but you rarely hear it these days.

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                • Flying South
                  Regular in the Side
                  • Sep 2013
                  • 585

                  Originally posted by Hotpotato
                  Dunno were he lives, but one minor head to tail on Sydney roads can derail your ETA by a fair margin .
                  If he'd never transgressed prior, just would cautioned him .
                  Hope he gets another go sooner than later TBH.
                  Apparently lives with Harry Marsh so he should have got a lift with him. Quite ironic isn't it.

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                  • Mel_C
                    Veterans List
                    • Jan 2003
                    • 4470

                    Both Buddy and Mills have been cleared ????. I'm surprised there weren't some fines handed out for the various scuffles.

                    Sent from my HTC_PN071 using Tapatalk

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                    • dejavoodoo44
                      Veterans List
                      • Apr 2015
                      • 8497

                      Originally posted by KTigers
                      Well actually DJ44, I was just reading a story on the main SMH site wherein Derryn Hinch recently called Mark Latham a "boofhead".
                      I'll just let that one hang in the air....


                      wh
                      And of course, Latham's head is also a bit flatter than most. Actually, you could probably also describe both him and McGuire as boxheads.

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                      • goswannies
                        Senior Player
                        • Sep 2007
                        • 3048

                        Originally posted by CureTheSane
                        The lines blurred when an RWO member told another to "suck his dick" or such and it was not moderated.
                        Then (in the post) I questioned why it wasn't and received no reply.
                        Sadly the only reason the word dick is allowed is because of a non existent no dickheads policy that some think the Swans have.
                        Well it was lucky Matthew Dick never made it after we drafted him, we could never have comment on him

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                        • crackedactor
                          Regular in the Side
                          • May 2012
                          • 919

                          Originally posted by Markwebbos
                          I'm a McVeigh skeptic but Zak Jones had this to say about him:

                          "When 'Macca' (Jarrad McVeigh) comes back he gives us clear, positive feedback, and he keeps everyone level headed, it's a massive bonus," he said.

                          "That's what comes from the leaders, they lead, and we just jump on board.


                          "It helps us and gives us the confidence to talk and give direction, and I think everyone in the club needs to lead for the team to be successful."
                          I am really glad o hear that, I really thought our backline looked disorganized the first sis weeks, but we much better on Sunday, especially the first half and will improve once Rampe returns. Second half of the game they were average, but saying that they also looked tired, so I am thinking they had some pretty hard training sessions last week. Also another pleasing thing is that we did not have any bad players.

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                          • jono2707
                            Goes up to 11
                            • Oct 2007
                            • 3326

                            The energy amongst the players following goals was a really noticeable and good to see. They weren't going to let this one get away from them.

                            And Jake Lloyd played a fantastic and fairly unheralded game. He does so much running and pops up so often in the right place at the right time. Probably much more noticeable at the game than on TV but he was a joy to watch yesterday.

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                            • MattW
                              Veterans List
                              • May 2011
                              • 4195

                              Originally posted by O'Reilly Boy
                              From where I was sitting, up on the O'Reilly wing, McVeigh was terrific. He sat back in that space half a kick behind the ruck and directed the traffic, and was able to hit in when needed. I think that there has been plenty of hand-waving and pointing in the back half going on all season: too much in fact. This week, McVeigh's authority shone through, and he made everyone look better (apart from those moments when they didn't). He called for the switches, which reduced the amount of guesswork going on coming out of deep defence, and that opened it up for Zac's run and carry through the corridor from deep in defence. That freed Mills up from the organiser role he'd taken on, and he was able to sit further back as the extra man (at least until the end of the second quarter when they went man on man). For the first time this season they managed to hold the ball in the forward 50 and effectively set up the defensive wall across half forward. And McVeigh's first kick to a leading Buddy was an absolute bullet. First man selected next week.
                              Good post, mate.

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                              • CureTheSane
                                Carpe Noctem
                                • Jan 2003
                                • 5032

                                Originally posted by goswannies
                                Well it was lucky Matthew Dick never made it after we drafted him, we could never have comment on him
                                Clearly he would have had to change his name.

                                I actually don't believe in a swear filter.
                                Very juvenile.
                                The community here should adhere to the rules and not use profanity.
                                Just don't type the words, it's not like it's a conversation where things can slip out.
                                You're actually thinking as you type.

                                Using that system, the inevitable situation where a Dick is drafted by the Swans will be a non event...
                                The difference between insanity and genius is measured only in success.

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