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Dear DiaryI think Gillian was barracking for himself and marvelling at how connected he is to party with a couple of Hollywood stars.
At least he didn’t wear that stupid cap.
Even after last year you are still bitter about getting patnz in the Elim in 16Not acceptable - we can see why the 2016 finals series was umpired the way it was
Pfft. Sooky south melbourne or Sydney fans, not sure which one it is. Got your COLA cut and can no longer rort the system as ‘bloods culture’. Maybe Hemsworth goes for the bulldogs? Maybe he was paid money to cheer for them wirh the guernsey and marvel promotion? Watch the footage again... McLachlan only high 5s when Hemsworth puts the hand towards him. You’re team sucked tonight....deal with it
Yeah it's utterly disgusting he would be seen being thrilled about a Bulldogs win when he hasn't lifted a finger to help out the team he actually supports - St Kilda.
Time to give the Saints some benefits Gilligan
He shoehorned you in to Good Friday (ironically screwing the Dogs) and making it difficult for the slot to gain traction.
Shoehorned? We were finally given a marquee fixture. Don’t act like North Melbourne are deserving of the slot.
More like Gil McCocklan. Amiright?
Shoehorned? We were finally given a marquee fixture. Don’t act like North Melbourne are deserving of the slot.
AFL should hire someone who has no emotional attachment and run the league solely as a soulless business. That’d be good for the game.
Youv'e got no idea McLachlan. I could run rings around you in running the AFL .Late in the final quarter of the bulldogs game with the game on the line, the bulldogs kicked a goal to seal the game. The camera went to a shot of the AFL’s CEO celebrating and high fiving bulldogs fans.
Is this really appropriate for the CEO to be seen publically barricking for a team?
Obviously this is not the first time he has shown favouritism, (eg. his tea parties), is this just something that will always be the case?
Or would a CEO who was not as part of the boys club as the current one potentially lead to less outward shows of bias?
Or do you think it is fine for the AFL’s CEO to openly barrick for some teams and I’m making a mountain out of a molehill?