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Why would you walk if you’re not golfingSpoils a good walk
Since when have you had principles ?
And do we have a spot for SSP?Sorry if I've missed it, but how many spots will we have in the rookie draft
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Sidenote... How's the bloke the Dogs took at Pick 47.
Gonna need to see that ID thanks champ. His age rivals his pick number...
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I doubt that true. Schoenmakers is a backmanExactly.
Club had a feeling this would happen which is why they were willing to let Gresh and Billings go.
Isn’t that the plot line in the movie Pretty Woman?Absolutely nothing wrong with that.
Fair to say us picking Arie has polarised supporters but we all hope it works out.There is much to say for rehabilitation; what he is alleged to have done is pretty horrible, but he's got a chance to grow and may even use that experience to grow. He's certainly in a better environment to grow than he would have had staying in Launceston as a jock kid in his little gang.
For context, there was an oppo supporter in one of the main board matchday threads this year claiming that he hated Mason Wood because Wood bullied this bloke's current girlfriend when they were at school together because she'd turned him down back in the day. And look what a citizen Wood is now, half the team is living with him to get their s**t together.
Think about Dusty, think about JDG, think about half the league probably.
I wasn't into us drafting Arie because of his past and because I didn't see what else he brought to the table besides his superboot, but now we have him, he has my support and I hope he makes it as a player and more importantly as a citizen.
The true story is the Saints boys were lighting there own shirts on fire and the dwarf held his out to get lit. It was all mucking around and the Saints boys offered to pay the dwarf for the shirt.. He laughed and said no he asked for it.
The next day the dwarfs manager or partner found out and it escalated. Think it was the manager. Was told by the Saints welfare manager and he's very honest.
He was Pick 62 actually - and guess who was the last Pick 62 to play more than 100 AFL games - Zaine Cordy.Fair to say us picking Arie has polarised supporters but we all hope it works out.
Pick 63 is often a fail…let’s hope he becomes a good player for years to come!
Trying to find out if Hugo is Riley Garcia's younger brother (Bulldogs player)
Can’t remember his name but didn’t a WA kid slide from the 1st round projection and go undrafted? Then got picked up by the Hawks the next year, quit and ended up in a jail.
Loved that pick, backline of the future is starting to look very good.Angus Hastie coming up on SEN shortly
Clearly identified a need for speed and went all in on it. Very happy with the types of players we've ended up with.
Re the rumours - whether or not it is true in this case, that type of bullying does occur very rapidly in society and many people who are victims of it are no longer here because of it. Even if it is just taking the piss out of rumours, people with disabilities shouldn't be used as a joke so you can get a few meaningless likes on the internet.
Yep, it was similar for me. I was thinking that we should start posting Stories of us bullying people at school on Arie's welcome thread, owning our past errors as a form of solidarity with victims and guys like Arie who **** up as teens.I think it's just the Aussie way. Try to laugh your way out of uncomfortable situations rather than deal with them.
Anyway. He deserves a chance at redemption and even if he doesn't he only has to play well and meet his contract terms, not turn himself into a moral crusader as part of his reparations. What ever he's done he probably needs to make up to the people involved, not the rest of us.
One of my kids was bulled enough at school to move. No-one at the school could fix it and the whole cohort seemed to be out of control. The school reckoned it was one bad year and they lost about 30 students to other schools. It's interesting that the culture that you are in can make certain things acceptable and others don't. Hopefully our internal culture helps guide all of our young guys.
Back when I went to school, you got bullied early on and then by the end of school you'd become the bullies. It wan't good and there were things that I wish I'd done different. I used "humour" to put people down and it's a real cowards way of bullying. I think I'm a moral person now and do my bit to help others but I acknowledge that I was a bit of a campaigner at one point.
Who’s left? O’Leary one that we have been linked with.Do we have any list spots open? Let’s hope we pick up a kid and not McKenzie
Would love Van Der HuevelWho’s left? O’Leary one that we have been linked with.
Taste the tears
Absolutely, every deserves a second chance and the chance to learn from their mistakes. It's not on us to decide what his personal moral character is. There are going to be shit people who are extremely talented footballers but as a supporter, I think it is also natural to want the players your kids idolise to be decent people. And as a club, I hope we give everyone who walks through the door the tools to develop beyond who are they as teenagers.I think it's just the Aussie way. Try to laugh your way out of uncomfortable situations rather than deal with them.
Anyway. He deserves a chance at redemption and even if he doesn't he only has to play well and meet his contract terms, not turn himself into a moral crusader as part of his reparations. What ever he's done he probably needs to make up to the people involved, not the rest of us.
One of my kids was bulled enough at school to move. No-one at the school could fix it and the whole cohort seemed to be out of control. The school reckoned it was one bad year and they lost about 30 students to other schools. It's interesting that the culture that you are in can make certain things acceptable and others don't. Hopefully our internal culture helps guide all of our young guys.
Back when I went to school, you got bullied early on and then by the end of school you'd become the bullies. It wan't good and there were things that I wish I'd done different. I used "humour" to put people down and it's a real cowards way of bullying. I think I'm a moral person now and do my bit to help others but I acknowledge that I was a bit of a campaigner at one point.