Snake_Baker
The one true King of the North
- Apr 24, 2013
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I expect our footy department will ensure that the scum are deloused prior to entering the aircraft.
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North Melbourne’s rivalry with Essendon dates back 125 years and remains real to this dayNeed full article for ... Reasons
They got kicked out of the finals for running a systematic doping regime headed by:
- a discredited mad sports scientist,
- a bullshit artist,
- an oft fellated club champion,
- a premiership coach that is on trial for trafficking hard gear.
They got kicked out of the finals for running a systematic doping regime headed by a discredited mad sports scientist, a bullshit artist, an oft fellated club champion and a premiership coach that is on trial for trafficking hard gear.
******* shitstains.
Saw a few upset * supporters on twitter saying Shaw making a storm in a teacup over a non-existent rivalry, north irrelevant etc etc.
I reckon we get scamper to start spreading rumours that he's in cahoots with Eddie and and planning to takeover Anzac Day. I'd at least enjoy the theatre.
Rhyce showing some quality media game ... and managing up to Arch very nicely.
It is a good shift away from Brad's anodyne professionalism.
"We have the utmost respect for Essendon, they're a terrifically run football club with a long rich history and we look forward to sharing the load speading the AFL gospel in critical expansion territory."
“The momentum we’ve been trying to build over the last couple of years is coming through, and North and Essendon have got a great rivalry and a great history. I think all the ingredients are there.”
With several North players from that era now on the Kangaroos' coaching panel, Scott said beating the Bombers still carried an extra edge.
"It is to us, I'm not sure about Essendon," he said.
"The club's always had a very healthy rivalry with Essendon, it stems back a long time.
"A lot of our coaches who played for North Melbourne against Essendon remember it fondly.
"It's a game that I think the supporters look forward to.
"It's added spice to an already hot round one clash."
Terrifying.
This is what he said last year, right at the bottom of doing the good corporate citizen act on Good Friday.
“More than just football”
The annual Kick For The Kids game is about “more than just football”, North Melbourne coach Brad Scott says.www.nmfc.com.au
He was pretty piss poor in 2012 too:
Roos-Bombers rivalry one-sided affair
North Melbourne coach Brad Scott expects his AFL club's historic rivalry with Essendon will add spice to Saturday night's clash, but Bombers coach James Hird begs to differ.www.theage.com.au
Start lack of "we" eh?
In fairness he was probably hedging to keep dibs on a 2023 Director of Football gig at Tullamarine once his AFL house junket fizzled out.
Always the diplomatThat "I'm not sure about Essendon" line.
Always the diplomat
If by "diplomat" you mean "corporate-speak-spouting-lickspittle", I totally agree.Always the diplomat
They are...................literally................scum.
Put it away, mate. I like Rhyce but he needs to have the side in better shape than he did in round 1 if I want to be excited about us in the short-term.Is Rhyce the best thing to happen to us in decades? Sometimes I cannot contain the feeling of hope he instills in me.
bloody hell I'm excited about the future.
Yeah I might rank the debt reduction higher because it has actually happened.Put it away, mate. I like Rhyce but he needs to have the side in better shape than he did in round 1 if I want to be excited about us in the short-term.