Opinion Ben Sinclair - Never again

[Saintly Viewed]

A terrible premiership player and that's the point! I was there and he did his job!

Sinclair is no mug, if he was player 22 in a premiership team nobody would blink an eye, just like they didn't with Jamie (I can still see him crying in the rooms after the win) they simply all can't be stars.

Apparantly Jamie turner was a bit short sighted too

 

[76woodenspooners]

As a barista, you will earn more money than James and be much more popular with the ladies.

Now I know who to turn to next time I need defending in court

 

[Saintly Viewed]

Now I know who to turn to next time I need defending in court

And get a good coffee whilst you are at it.

 

[sirlothie]

Title had me thinking Ben started a pop career and Never Again was his debut single. It would explain the hair.

 

[Good_Old]

He didn't stand out to me on the weekend, unlike some others. Albeit I didn't watch the last quarter.

 

[rand corp]

Yes I cant spell and have poor grammer but I make lattes for a living not write novels lol.

Who is james joyce?

Had a friend whose mother was overjoyed and told all her friends about her daughter dating a lawyer, she was devastated and wouldn't talk to her for 6 months when she explained she had said Barista and not barrister.

 

[rand corp]

I'm just not a Benny fan, when he gets it he often turns it over or puts us under pressure with his decision making, he and Toovey seem to think a half-hearted fling of the arm passes for a tackle these days and he just seems to crumble under pressure. Yes he is one of my scapegoats but its human nature, we all need one or two and Benny proudly sits as one of mine.

 

[Schraderbrau]

the best was when this thread got quoted in the paper.

 

[Obese Arachnid]

Now I know who to turn to next time I need defending in court

Ohh is that what it means, i thought it was Italian for "pretentious".

 

[jackcass]

Need more clues thanks, who should we blame? Name 'em, shame 'em.

Does having a scapegoat make losing any easier?

 

[nahnah]

Does having a scapegoat make losing any easier?

Probably

 

[jackcass]

Picking up easy touches and doing no damage is not helping our cause to win.

These 2 guys are average footballers and won't be part of our next finals tilt, whenever that may be.

Be that as it may, Sinclair and Blair aren't likely to roll over and gift their places in the side to some emerging kid so until someone comes along who can offer at least as much, don't expect them to be going anywhere.

 

[jackcass]

James Joyce was an Irishman whose novels included Ulysses and Finnegans Wake.

He was a genius who streamed words in unusual combinations.

As a barista, you will earn more money than James and be much more popular with the ladies.

Played for University then?

 

[WalterBlaknWhte]

Played for University then?

Frankston YCW

By the time I was at uni my lack of football talent was evident even to me


Edit: oh, if you meant Joyce, yes, he was a nippy half-forward and early proponent of the dribble kick

 

[jackcass]

If alls the mall backs are fit Sinclair isn't playing.

I'd prefer he went back to his roots and played small forward and Blair got the big A.

Not a theory we're likely to be able to test for a while.

I do agree, I would like to see him given another crack forward. Did some great work there first time around, just didn't kick the goals he should have.

 

[jackcass]

Frankston YCW

By the time I was at uni my lack of football talent was evident even to me

Meant Joyce...

 

[Maggie Greg]

Sincliar is just this year's whipping boy. Unwarranted, and usually those who attack him are just gutless keyboard snipers waiting for a dole cheque

 

[The Royal Sampler]

Sincliar is just this year's whipping boy.

And apparently very economical with the truth...

 

[Mateyman]

I don't really know who he was playing on on the weekend. I would've thought he'd be ideally suited to a Neade type.