Whately's actually been one of Ross and Freo's biggest media supporters since 2012Gees. You know we've been wronged when Whateley defends us.
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Whately's actually been one of Ross and Freo's biggest media supporters since 2012Gees. You know we've been wronged when Whateley defends us.
Whately's actually been one of Ross and Freo's biggest media supporters since 2012
Not sure if serious?
You know there's serious animosity between the two of them?
I am serious but also mistaken, I always get Whateley and Barrett confused, I think they have the same rat face.Not sure if serious?
You know there's serious animosity between the two of them?
Just an umpire thought experiment... if it had been Buddy pinging for goals, would it have been deliberate? Doubtful.
Yeah, he's the best. But the thought experiment was if he MISSED, as Kersten did. Do the umpires make the same call, because they have 250 games worth of knowledge on the bloke that he can kick it from there sometimes? I would imagine Buddy gets the benefit of the doubt (as he did with the 'arc') cos he can kick them from there. But a no name player doesn't get the opportunity to attempt to kick the goal, or set up the goal, because he's not a super star. Just don't reckon the game should be umpired that way. But it is and always has been, so moving on.Doubt it, Buddy gets crucified by the umpires week in week out, and he probably would have kicked a score from there.
He's pretty good.
....and small rodent brain.same rat face.
Nothing definite, but will be great news when he does IMO.
http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/sp...n/news-story/86b15ce4dacc8f81edc14957ccc2b4d0
6PR this morning I only heard a part of it that the Hawks were all but announcing that Rosich is their new CEO or something similar? You guys heard anything else? I couldn't see another thread on it?
If he's on good enough term's with the board and everyone is happy for a move to take place, there's no reason why both parties can't break the contract.I don't get why we would let him leave?
He is locked into a contract until the end of 2019, and it has a clause that he can not work at another club during that period.
Could be a career move. He may be eventually eyeing off the topgig at AFL house.Didn't the chairman recently change? Allcock may not Rosich? And be driving the board to let him leave?
Other than the old wanting to live in Melbourne thing, I couldn't see why he would want to move.
That is presupposing that these people are rational.If they do try headhunt him it's going to be tough for certain people to reconcile their (now opposing) beliefs that the Steves are/were useless and that Hawthorn are an exemplary model of a professional outfit.