Malthouse: Wolf or Sheep

[barrydiggs]

Up Wolf Creek

Gerard Healy | August 22, 2009


http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/sport/afl/story/0,26576,25963767-19742,00.html

• AFTER three wins from eight games Mick Malthouse was told he had to change or go. But the Collingwood coach was never one to follow the flock.

Now his critics are the ones feeling sheepish.

 

[Shoulz]

Gerard Healy - What has he done..

 

[3066]

Gerard Healy - What has he done..

...besides a Brownlow and being in the Swans team of the century?

 

[Optimax]

Im no Healy but i could have told you all of that

In fact im sure i did earlier this year

 

[buckstheking]

...besides a Brownlow and being in the Swans team of the century?

AND,

Spends his time looking on footy sites, such as this, for material/ content for his radio show.... You would be suprised at how much of his shyte comes from here. But no different from most of the other "researchers".lol

 

[Pie eyed]

I noticed on the morning footy show they, the fat balding chap Robinson I think, used "word for word" one of my posts from last night on the Port Adelaide board regarding the "Jekyll and Hyde" nature of their performances.

An obvious conclusion but "word for word"?

ps.... Malthouse = Alpha Wolf.

 

[3066]

AND,

Spends his time looking on footy sites, such as this, for material/ content for his radio show.... You would be suprised at how much of his shyte comes from here. But no different from most of the other "researchers".lol

Absolutely - totally agree. I thought it was a bit rich though to say he hadn't done anything despite obvious fluff writing. Walls is another that shits me with his "special" comments but I wouldn't go as far as to say he hasn't done anything in football. I want someone to give a fresh insight though not someone giving the bleeding obvious by watching a television monitor. Buck is and Voss was refreshing because they gave something special that hasn't happened for along time. Dermie and Jason used to in the early days too by calling stuff off camera and it was brilliant when the play caught up and you saw what they were talking about.