Lol - somewhat reluctantly returning a hi five from a Hollywood celeb does no such thing. But anyway, at least Gil's resignation is still imminent.OP is right, it’s a s**t look, and opens dialogue about favouritism and bias...
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Lol - somewhat reluctantly returning a hi five from a Hollywood celeb does no such thing. But anyway, at least Gil's resignation is still imminent.OP is right, it’s a s**t look, and opens dialogue about favouritism and bias...
The amount of whinging Sydney supporters are capable of hey?
Grow up.
Lol - somewhat reluctantly returning a hi five from a Hollywood celeb does no such thing. But anyway, at least Gil's resignation is still imminent.
They weren’t whining when they had Cola and were retaining players while signing guys like Tippett and Buddy on big deals.
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I heard that (resignation this year) too from a bloke who works for me. Any truth in it?
They couldn’t beat us then and whinged.
Can’t beat us now and just find a different way to sook
It was over 10 years ago - after Fremantle had beaten Melbourne (?) at the MCG if my memory's correct.No but that's a bloody outrage that is
Against the swans who benefited from Cola for years, yes, yes he can.
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What benefit is that? The one where we attracted the best availabe forward available at the time when we were on top by offering an absurdly long contract ? Are you aggrieved that he didn't go to a lesser club at the time.
Think Richmond managed to get themselves a handy forward when his contract was up whilst being right up the top of the ladder. Lets ignore that though. Danger to Geelong it's all relative. Good players get to where they want to go. Swans had to take a massive risk to secure Franklin if you think it was purely cost of living allowance that got him there you are being very narrow minded.
It's all well and good for the CEO to do these publicity things but he needs to share it around a bit especially when he has a history of bias against the Swans. He doesn't care though and it's sad that in his position he makes no effort to be neutral.
Chris and Matt get 1st class flights, paid to celebrate , paid to drink said beers , liquid and nose, posts on InstagramBloke called Chris loves the Dogs, takes his tourist mate to the footy, drinks beer and has a good time. His side gets up after almost losing, throws some high 5's. So what? Planty of celebs get dragged to the game have no idea what's going on, this was a bloke who enjoyed it.
What benefit is that? The one where we attracted the best availabe forward available at the time when we were on top by offering an absurdly long contract ? Are you aggrieved that he didn't go to a lesser club at the time.
Think Richmond managed to get themselves a handy forward when his contract was up whilst being right up the top of the ladder. Lets ignore that though. Danger to Geelong it's all relative. Good players get to where they want to go. Swans had to take a massive risk to secure Franklin if you think it was purely cost of living allowance that got him there you are being very narrow minded.
It's all well and good for the CEO to do these publicity things but he needs to share it around a bit especially when he has a history of bias against the Swans. He doesn't care though and it's sad that in his position he makes no effort to be neutral.
Disturbing in many ways
You seem like the tap and feel on the bum typeOP is right, it’s a s**t look, and opens dialogue about favouritism and bias.
Also no grown man should high five anyone but a child.
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It was Wayne JacksonIt was over 10 years ago - after Fremantle had beaten Melbourne (?) at the MCG if my memory's correct.
I can't find any record of it online, but definitely remember it raised some eyebrows at the time.
What club would want him?I think its ok, as long as he is barracking against Sydney.