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That’s an extremely long (and hysterical) bow to draw. I’m blaming the two men for their comments. If you get off your high horse for a moment you will realise that what I’m saying is that I don’t want to hear talk of birth procedures from men or women.

I thought that what Leigh Montagna said crossed the line too. Seriously who wants to hear that? Who? New Mothers seem to think that everyone is interested in hearing stories about their vagina and breasts (and also in seeing their breasts). Let’s have some mystery please. We are not...

Saw Ted Richards at Westfield Sydney last Wednesday. He was dressed in a suit and walked past me. Pretty boring ...

Are we able to nominate which people are included in the half million?

I assume that you can have both anxiety and depression at the same time, so it wouldn't necessarily be 3 million separate people.

I don't recall commentators bagging a player as much as they have bagged Hampson tonight.

I had to mute my TV - I couldn't listen to that biased commentary. Just awful.

"Overseas" is a big place. Where exactly are you going to be? Not so long ago there was an Australia Network available in Asia that showed all free-to-air games, but the Liberal Government canned it. B@#$@#$%rds. What will you be doing while overseas? Travelling around? If so, can I suggest...

I think it was in 2001 I saw Stewart Loewe at the bar of our campsite on the shores of Lake Naivasha in Kenya.

Not AFL, but I saw Australian soccer jumpers for sale in a market in a small town in northern Cameroon. Apparently they were black market goods from just across the border Nigeria.

Ahh, the good ol' days of Channel 10 coverage - when you could actually see what the players were doing! We probably wouldn't think so much of their skills if they were playing in these days of rooftop viewing (Channel 7, I'm referring to).

Just letting drug addicts alone would possibly almost be acceptable - if they didn't hurt a lot of other people along the way. Drug addicts would sell their grandmother if they thought it could get them their next high. They hurt people they love, and they hurt people they don't know. Who do you...

God forbid that someone could have a view that's different from yours!

Kiss cam ?? WTF???? I thought it was bad at the games (with those billboards and trumpets and stuff) but I didn't realise it was THAT bad. I may never go to the footy again ....

Hardly.

Also, the first payment isn't until about mid-2016, so they will expect to have a bit more in the bank by then.

I believe Channel 10 are going to bid for the rights next time around. Surely they can't do a worse job than Channel 7.

Richmond - it's the complete opposite to the above.

I would hate to see the day when soccer is the most popular sport in Australia, and we have the scenario that Malaysia has - English soccer is the whole back page (ie. sports headlines) of their newspapers every day.

Yes, unfortunately. Though the original Ronaldo is more my generation. So I guess that answers the original question too - these people are relatable to different generations.

Who???

I have no idea what you are saying. You probably have no idea either. Did you look at the link?

Perhaps because there is also a Wellington in NSW.

AFL was introduced to New Zealand in 1868. How long should we give them to 'evolve'? http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australian_rules_football_in_New_Zealand

Agree. But we are just the people who watch the game - our opinion doesn't matter when $$ are involved.

A couple (that may or may not be of interest to others :) ) Years ago, some guy in the crowd kept saying "kick it to Mansfield he'll drop it", "kick it to Mansfield he'll drop it" over and over again. So when Mansfield dropped the ball "see I told you he'd drop it". Tony Locket at one end of...

Hardly a billionaire team ... unless they recruited James Packer (and then it wouldn't be a very good team).

That's me. I thought it was reasonably funny.

"barely caused a whimper in the media" ... in Melbourne, perhaps. It's front page of the moronic Daily Telegraph today here in Sydney. Well, actually Goodes is on the front page. No photo of Buddy, but he is mentioned in the article.

No. An AFL club is a company just like any other company. When all companies are required to disclose all salaries for all staff then it would make sense. Otherwise it's just plain silly.