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Her husband must be another one of those cuckhold men, can’t believe the toxic masculinity take on this sh*t.
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Her husband must be another one of those cuckhold men, can’t believe the toxic masculinity take on this sh*t.
Her husband must be another one of those cuckhold men, can’t believe the toxic masculinity take on this sh*t.
Lol Rioli’s a BOY how dare he step in and stand up for his girlfriend…isn’t that what she’s trying to say?Wasn’t Rioli hit first?
Her husband must be another one of those cuckhold men, can’t believe the toxic masculinity take on this sh*t.
Of course not he is the leadingDid he say anything about the victim while judging our blokes?
Lol Rioli’s a BOY how dare he step in and stand up for his girlfriend…isn’t that what she’s trying to say?
Oh man, Dimma going against Gil. We will probably get reamed by the umps this week...oh wait.'We expect our players to make a stand': Dimma doubles down
Tigers coach Damien Hardwick again defends Shai Bolton and Daniel Rioli after their nightclub scufflewww.afl.com.au
'We expect our players to make a stand': Dimma doubles down
Hardwick said Bolton and Rioli had addressed the club, with Richmond now ready to move on.
"We don't condone violence in any way, so don't get me wrong there, but what I will say is there are certain situations where we expect our players to make a stand," Hardwick said on Friday.
"When a young lady is being intimidated (or treated) inappropriately or whether she felt insecure, we expect our players to stand in.
"Daniel, as far as we're concerned, did the right thing.
"Do we want the violence to be part of that? Absolutely not.
"But the fact of the matter is, and I think Gill (McLachlan) is on the same page here, we just need players to make sure that people are treated respectfully."
Not much more to add on the situation, except praise once again for how Dimma always backs our blokes in.
'We expect our players to make a stand': Dimma doubles down
Tigers coach Damien Hardwick again defends Shai Bolton and Daniel Rioli after their nightclub scufflewww.afl.com.au
'We expect our players to make a stand': Dimma doubles down
Hardwick said Bolton and Rioli had addressed the club, with Richmond now ready to move on.
"We don't condone violence in any way, so don't get me wrong there, but what I will say is there are certain situations where we expect our players to make a stand," Hardwick said on Friday.
"When a young lady is being intimidated (or treated) inappropriately or whether she felt insecure, we expect our players to stand in.
"Daniel, as far as we're concerned, did the right thing.
"Do we want the violence to be part of that? Absolutely not.
"But the fact of the matter is, and I think Gill (McLachlan) is on the same page here, we just need players to make sure that people are treated respectfully."
Not much more to add on the situation, except praise once again for how Dimma always backs our blokes in.
'We expect our players to make a stand': Dimma doubles down
Tigers coach Damien Hardwick again defends Shai Bolton and Daniel Rioli after their nightclub scufflewww.afl.com.au
'We expect our players to make a stand': Dimma doubles down
Hardwick said Bolton and Rioli had addressed the club, with Richmond now ready to move on.
"We don't condone violence in any way, so don't get me wrong there, but what I will say is there are certain situations where we expect our players to make a stand," Hardwick said on Friday.
"When a young lady is being intimidated (or treated) inappropriately or whether she felt insecure, we expect our players to stand in.
"Daniel, as far as we're concerned, did the right thing.
"Do we want the violence to be part of that? Absolutely not.
"But the fact of the matter is, and I think Gill (McLachlan) is on the same page here, we just need players to make sure that people are treated respectfully."
Not much more to add on the situation, except praise once again for how Dimma always backs our blokes in.
not worth the effort, she won't hear it from her "high horse"Isn’t she saying that Rioli didn’t have to use violence to defend his girl?
He never did!!! Wish I had Twitter to point it out
Dimma isn't the CEO of the AFL.Check what Dimma had to say about it. Didn't condone violence but didn't condone abandoning your loved ones to violence either.
Can't argue with that.Dimma isn't the CEO of the AFL.
Any excuse will do.Oh man, Dimma going against Gil. We will probably get reamed by the umps this week...oh wait.
Bundoora Hotel in the early 90’s.The way oppos are carrying on you'd swear they were at the car park outside Bojangles
Dimma’s lived in the real world, not hidden away in the bunker at AFL house and polo tournaments.
She has a point & her opinion is relevant, despite whatever game show she was part of (have nfi who she is). I made this point earlier, most women I've ever met do not want her bf or husband to risk possible physical damage over a guy making crude remarks to her. Women cant solve problems with violence so they naturally see not point to thinking that way.Imagine getting your claim to fame by dating 20 men at the same time on prime time tv. Then having the hide to comment on how a man protects his woman
Her husband must be another one of those cuckhold men, can’t believe the toxic masculinity take on this sh*t.
No he's not , but Brendan Gale has been short listed for the next top dog spot, that's why he parroted Gils Comments.Dimma isn't the CEO of the AFL.