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Stayed in Tassie?Isnt Jeff overseas?
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Lord! Here, friends, is a mancityblues wannabe!

Jeff = the best performed president in the league without a doubt
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Spot on, fat ____ing chance of his team smashing anything for quite some time.
His team's supporters, well that's another story; plenty of chances for them to smash things. The windows at Punt road havent copped a caning for a while. The Tan Wallets car has remained dintless for some time now. Plenty of things for those ferils to smash.
You havent heard anything from him because he is overseas working with BEyond Blue.
Yeah him and Junior boy are such bullys. How do you think Cyrealioli learnt to tackle like he does?Jeff's just a typical Scotch college bully, never showed any ticker at all, and never won a fight in his life.
You were an imaginitive youngster. And hell I didn't even go to Scotch and hate it just as much as everyone else but come on.We always called Scotch boys 'Scotchy ****' when we were at school - I didn't know they had a rep as bullies as well.
Got that TCB, just a gentle jibe as F.Rover got in before me.Hi Dapto. Don't know if you were taking the piss and being sarcastic with this question but if it was genuine the'comedy' was that the original thread title was 'Jeff Kennett dumbstruck' and Mantis changed it to 'Jeff Kennett dumb'.
Cheers
Yeah i'd love a president that sends his team to another state to play home games.
Gee where can i get one of those.
Yeah i'd love a president that sends his team to another state to play home games.
Gee where can i get one of those.
Got that TCB, just a gentle jibe as F.Rover got in before me.
Good to you see you around and about TC.
or Governor Generalpoor form guys
jeffs a great club president and the envy of many clubs i reckon!
he wasnt too shabby as Victorian PM either



Thompson took to the field nine days after having keyhole surgery on his left knee.
- DEAN Laidley has told Jeff Kennett to mind his own business after he slammed the club's decision to play Nathan Thompson.
He made it through unscathed, but before the game Kennett criticised the selection as a potential health risk.
"Something concerns me and it's got nothing to do with the outcome of today's game - Nathan Thompson's named to play today only a week since he's had surgery on his knee. You can't be serious," he said on Triple M.
"And I've said to our guys, whatever you do, for goodness sake, always err on the side of caution.
"Don't push them. Give them another week off, give them two weeks off. So Crawf's out for another week and Croady is too.
"When I heard that Nathan, whom I respect very much, and as you know I work very closely with him, he's an ambassador for Beyond Blue, so I think highly of him.
"When I think that he's had keyhole surgery and now he's playing again a week later it just sends shudders down my back."
Responding to Kennett, North chairman James Brayshaw said he would not question the call of his medical staff.
"They're among the best in the competition, so when they say he's ready to go, then he's ready to go," Brayshaw said.
Laidley backed his medical and coaching staff, saying Thompson trained well enough on Thursday to convince them he was 100 per cent.
"(Kennett) probably should mind his own business," Laidley said.
"Thommo was very good. Last Sunday he wanted to play and we changed his training days to give him that opportunity.
"He went and saw the surgeon early on Monday morning and got the tick."
Thompson said he had a "spit and polish" on the knee and it had pulled up well following his contribution of one goal and 10 possessions.
"I've got full faith in our doctors and I wouldn't play even if it was 99 per cent," he said.
"I made sure I put the hard work in and made sure I was right to play.
"The surgeon, David Young, was able to use the smallest arthroscope he could and really small tools, so he barely touched anything.
"He actually said the night after he did it that I'd be back for the Hawthorn game.
"I think the coaches weren't as confident and the doctors were a bit iffy, but once they saw me train on Thursday they thought, 'why not'."
Thompson was thrilled to be part of the 27-point win only a week after the side was humiliated by Fremantle.
Laidley said the next match against St Kilda on the Gold Coast would make or break the season.
"When you attack the opposition and the ball like that there's not too many games you're going to be out of it," he said.
"We're playing St Kilda and probably whoever loses it's probably the end of their year."
Hawthorn lost only its second match and second final quarter of the season, with coach Alastair Clarkson full of praise for the opposition.
"I thought the Kangaroos controlled the game from the outset and we were trying as much as we could to stay in the contest," he said.
