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3AW talkback caller: "Tony Shaw, you can't pronounciate 'De Koning' properly"
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That’s a bit sad, really. Up there with “I seen it” and “I done it”. You feel embarrassed for them.South East Melbourne Phoenix player, Nathan Sobey, said "brang" twice this morning on SEN: "..we've brang in some local players." "Yes, they've brang in some new players"
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Perceived pressure, which just means you shit yourself and hacked the ball away, when you didn’t need to.Perceived pressure, implied pressure, inferred pressure, or even referred pressure (where Jack Riewoldt is concerned), which is your favourite?
He’s also a classic example of someone who thinks he’s smart, when he isn’t.Dermott Brereton, commenting on the MRP:
"Have a look at the word-usage they used".
Dermott is a classic example of someone who knows too many words, but not what they mean and not how to use them.
Typical Derm. Why say what you mean when you could try to sound like an excerpt from a courtroom drama?Dermott Brereton, commenting on the MRP:
"Have a look at the word-usage they used".
Dermott is a classic example of someone who knows too many words, but not what they mean and not how to use them.
I reckon when he uses more words than he needs it makes him sound dumber than he is, especially to sharp dudes like usHe’s also a classic example of someone who thinks he’s smart, when he isn’t.
Saying that, I don’t mind him, I’ve heard he’s a “ripping” bloke.
He’s also a classic example of someone who thinks he’s smart, when he isn’t.
Saying that, I don’t mind him, I’ve heard he’s a “ripping” bloke.
I wouldn’t mind betting it would be something like one of Steve Waughs tour diaries from back in the day.Someone should ask him the last book he read (mind you, you could extend that to all footy pundits).
Be a lot of blank and bemused expressions coming back.
Probably, philosophically a-OK. I will consult my FukuyamaDaniel Hoyne: “I’m backing history until history changes
I wouldn’t mind betting it would be something like one of Steve Waughs tour diaries from back in the day.
That guy doesn't lack confidence in himself or his product.Daniel Hoyne: “I’m backing history until history changes”
He is a bit like an ideological zealot, whose system can't be allowed to be fallible. Straying into Popperian principles but I believe it makes his work illegitimateThat guy doesn't lack any confidence in himself or his product.Tonight on SEN's Sportsday, Mark Duffield called out one of his rubbish stats; I think about the Freo ruckmen playing together.
At the rate history is being rewritten he won’t have to wait for longDaniel Hoyne: “I’m backing history until history changes”
