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Well the standard of rumour has gone from juicy to over cooked in the last couple of weeks.

It appears that the AFL has gotten their way by ensuring all within the BF community 'tow the line' and reduce the amount of rumours that are fun to read and then relay onto people outside of BF as 'fact'.

I am proposing that all moderators reveal their allegiance's to the AFL so that the rumour mill can once again start producing the 'goods'.

#freekickhawthorn #playerletsdoglickballs #agoodjournalistmakesstuffup #nofunanymore
 
Excuse my ignorance for a second, what makes you say this? A post from moderators? Had a quick look nothing so far.
 

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Don't find her attractive, what else you got?

Here you go sicko....

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AFL player Nahas will make women (or men) who sex him with a Bonjour gag from all reports:cool:
 

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I've been holding onto this one for a few weeks. The OP has given me the push I needed.

The catalyst for the horror start at Richmond stems from a personality clash inside the club's backroom staff.

The widely respected football person Hamish McLachlan was employed by RFC at the behest of its under the pump leader Cotchin.

Hame, or Hae-Mac as he's known within the club, was given the brief of niggling Trent before big games and raising his hackles after his lacklustre finals performance.

Hame did this to good effect by taunting Trent about his crippled dog.

"If you were any good Cotch," (he'd spit w contempt) "your dog would still be fetching your slippers. You don't see me running over Hodge's dog!"

Things were going ok.

Club stalwarts speak highly of his 3 quarter time spray in round one - "Ben Jacobs and I laughed at you all summer!"

But difficulties lurked around the corner...

Jump ahead to 3 quarter time in round 2. The junior McClachlan exceeded his narrowly defined purview. Dusty Martin was on the receiving end.

"Hey Dusty, if that even is your real name, I tipped off the cops about your old man..."

An all in brawl ensued. Trent, displaying a familiar inability to read which way the wind was blowing, took the side of his good mate Hame.

A schism emerged. Dimma tried his best. Unusually his joke that hang on boys, this is no big deal, this is just a usual evening at home with Mrs Hardwick fell on deaf ears.

Gillon stepped in and backed up his brother. Gale countered by leaking his punt road oval plan.

The wounds remain unhealed.

Hame continues in his role, but under duress.

Cotchin has become conflicted. Unsure about whose side to take.

Dusty has threatened Hae-Mac w violence.

Dimma is worried his jokes are getting stale.

Gale has taken his eyes off the boil, worrying about getting back at Gillon.

It's a credit to the club it hasn't leaked until now.
 
I've been holding onto this one for a few weeks. The OP has given me the push I needed.

The catalyst for the horror start at Richmond stems from a personality clash inside the club's backroom staff.

The widely respected football person Hamish McLachlan was employed by RFC at the behest of its under the pump leader Cotchin.

Hame, or Hae-Mac as he's known within the club, was given the brief of niggling Trent before big games and raising his hackles after his lacklustre finals performance.

Hame did this to good effect by taunting Trent about his crippled dog.

"If you were any good Cotch," (he'd spit w contempt) "your dog would still be fetching your slippers. You don't see me running over Hodge's dog!"

Things were going ok.

Club stalwarts speak highly of his 3 quarter time spray in round one - "Ben Jacobs and I laughed at you all summer!"

But difficulties lurked around the corner...

Jump ahead to 3 quarter time in round 2. The junior McClachlan exceeded his narrowly defined purview. Dusty Martin was on the receiving end.

"Hey Dusty, if that even is your real name, I tipped off the cops about your old man..."

An all in brawl ensued. Trent, displaying a familiar inability to read which way the wind was blowing, took the side of his good mate Hame.

A schism emerged. Dimma tried his best. Unusually his joke that hang on boys, this is no big deal, this is just a usual evening at home with Mrs Hardwick fell on deaf ears.

Gillon stepped in and backed up his brother. Gale countered by leaking his punt road oval plan.

The wounds remain unhealed.

Hame continues in his role, but under duress.

Cotchin has become conflicted. Unsure about whose side to take.

Dusty has threatened Hae-Mac w violence.

Dimma is worried his jokes are getting stale.

Gale has taken his eyes off the boil, worrying about getting back at Gillon.

It's a credit to the club it hasn't leaked until now.


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I've been holding onto this one for a few weeks. The OP has given me the push I needed.

The catalyst for the horror start at Richmond stems from a personality clash inside the club's backroom staff.

The widely respected football person Hamish McLachlan was employed by RFC at the behest of its under the pump leader Cotchin.

Hame, or Hae-Mac as he's known within the club, was given the brief of niggling Trent before big games and raising his hackles after his lacklustre finals performance.

Hame did this to good effect by taunting Trent about his crippled dog.

"If you were any good Cotch," (he'd spit w contempt) "your dog would still be fetching your slippers. You don't see me running over Hodge's dog!"

Things were going ok.

Club stalwarts speak highly of his 3 quarter time spray in round one - "Ben Jacobs and I laughed at you all summer!"

But difficulties lurked around the corner...

Jump ahead to 3 quarter time in round 2. The junior McClachlan exceeded his narrowly defined purview. Dusty Martin was on the receiving end.

"Hey Dusty, if that even is your real name, I tipped off the cops about your old man..."

An all in brawl ensued. Trent, displaying a familiar inability to read which way the wind was blowing, took the side of his good mate Hame.

A schism emerged. Dimma tried his best. Unusually his joke that hang on boys, this is no big deal, this is just a usual evening at home with Mrs Hardwick fell on deaf ears.

Gillon stepped in and backed up his brother. Gale countered by leaking his punt road oval plan.

The wounds remain unhealed.

Hame continues in his role, but under duress.

Cotchin has become conflicted. Unsure about whose side to take.

Dusty has threatened Hae-Mac w violence.

Dimma is worried his jokes are getting stale.

Gale has taken his eyes off the boil, worrying about getting back at Gillon.

It's a credit to the club it hasn't leaked until now.

Let me see those rompingwins!
 
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