And? How does that dispel anything?
Rumour Another H Sun Rumour - Nick Riewoldt, no naming other names or cards will fly.
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Insert head in sand picture… funny how it just came up all of a sudden…Looks like Nick and his wife and family are settling in well in the US .... a move planned for over a decade ..... not one single shred of evidence of a broken marriage or family
Haters gunna hate I guess
that is not what I said and that is professionally disengenuous and deflecting , It. was obvious the female journo(Mel) was 'professionally offender's , but something can be two things at once
I dare say professional journalists were wary of his reputation and would give him a wide berth (a wide wide wide berth , re: stay away) one would need to use two prophylactics and deepheat™ to swab/douche after contacting a petrie dish like hawks jibson[sic]
chief you should read all my entries versus smearing me
the guy got an ESPN Mike at the Superbowl read and weep Hutchie
biggest event on four year sport calendar and Riewoldt holds commentary mike
#Respect
Hutchy impale hari kari yourself on Vince Lombardi trophy
yes bigger than 100metres
how did you come to that conclusion
Nick Riewoldt had a great job, a loving family, and was respected in the football community. But all of that changed recently when he found himself in a very embarrassing situation.
It all started when he was invited to David Glasgott's house for a party. David was a wealthy businessman who loved exotic animals, and he had a pet monkey that he loved to show off. Nick had always been fascinated by animals, so he was excited to see the monkey.
As the party went on, Nick found himself getting more and more drunk. He had never been a heavy drinker, but David's alcohol was potent. By the time the party ended, Nick was completely wasted. As he was leaving, he stumbled into the room where the monkey was kept.
The monkey was fascinated by Nick and started to jump on him, ripping his clothes off in the process. Nick was too drunk to react and fell to the ground. He absentmindedly began to stroke the monkey's fur.
Suddenly, the door burst open and a group of people walked in. Nick jumped up, startled, and tried to put the monkey down, but the monkey clung to him tightly, unwilling to let go. The group of people stood there, frozen, as they took in the scene before them. David Glasgott was furious.
Nick tried to explain, stuttering and stammering, but the damage had been done. The news quickly spread, and soon everyone in footy media circles were talking about the incident. Nick became the subject of ridicule and mockery and was so embarrassed that he decided to leave Australia and go to Texas for a while until the story died down.
It all started when he was invited to David Glasgott's house for a party. David was a wealthy businessman who loved exotic animals, and he had a pet monkey that he loved to show off. Nick had always been fascinated by animals, so he was excited to see the monkey.
As the party went on, Nick found himself getting more and more drunk. He had never been a heavy drinker, but David's alcohol was potent. By the time the party ended, Nick was completely wasted. As he was leaving, he stumbled into the room where the monkey was kept.
The monkey was fascinated by Nick and started to jump on him, ripping his clothes off in the process. Nick was too drunk to react and fell to the ground. He absentmindedly began to stroke the monkey's fur.
Suddenly, the door burst open and a group of people walked in. Nick jumped up, startled, and tried to put the monkey down, but the monkey clung to him tightly, unwilling to let go. The group of people stood there, frozen, as they took in the scene before them. David Glasgott was furious.
Nick tried to explain, stuttering and stammering, but the damage had been done. The news quickly spread, and soon everyone in footy media circles were talking about the incident. Nick became the subject of ridicule and mockery and was so embarrassed that he decided to leave Australia and go to Texas for a while until the story died down.
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It was only a matter of time and well done - By chance could you depict a similar story involving Steele Sidebottom.
I'm not surprised. Perhaps I needed to have included more of your trigger words.
Now, there's a sentence that Chief couldn't possibly hope to understand. Clear and concise though it is.
they guy was a participant in the Superbowl coverage
this surpasses everything in cumulate McAvaney has done in his career
#Respect
folks just larping
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You've never heard of an event they hold every 4 years that originated in ancient Greece ???
Nick Riewoldt could be the father of Rhianna's baby and still never outdo Bruce in any sphere.
ergo , that is why I referenced each.four.years and McAvaney (athletics)
Years and McAvaney (aths)
Write a story about Nick Riewoldt fleeing to Texas because of an embarrassing situation with David Glasgotts pet monkeyWhat was the ChatGPT prompt you used?
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Bruce has called numerous 100m Men's finals at the Olympics.
People are interested in the Superbowl, but everyone wants to see who the fastest person alive is.
more numbers for Superbowl
Nick appeared on the Australian-only version of NFL Blitz, which was the pre-game programming on ESPN. In Australia.
According OzTam that drew 38,000 viewers.
In addition it looks like he might have also appeared on an early-morning version of NFL Live, which does air on ESPN in the US and averaged around 400,000 in its regular 4-5pm weekday timeslot during the 2022 season.
ESPN were not the broadcaster of the Super Bowl in the US, however. That was Fox. Which Nick didn't appear on.
Can't find figures for the final, but the 2020 100m semi-final involving Rohan Browning drew a national audience of 3.1 million across Channel 7 broadcast and streaming platforms.
