Rucci's article today

[maccas_no1]

Time for Rucci to be sacked most unprofessional journalist in the country, if the Advertiser wants this guy to continue as their cheif football writer then they are stupid as he is.

Simply boycott The Advertiser, if you need to read anything read it online.

 

[Brasher]

Im pretty sure you did play another match overseas. Loose reporting but that incident pretty much is all that 1994 match is remembered for.

I think it is pretty well all any London match is remembered for.

Rucci sticks to the facts about as closely as those sexual escapade stories in People magazine (or so I have been told!).

 

[portentous]

We are nobodies remember!

And don't you forget it.

 

[birdmanptr]

Time for Rucci to be sacked most unprofessional journalist in the country, if the Advertiser wants this guy to continue as their cheif football writer then they are stupid as he is.

Simply boycott The Advertiser, if you need to read anything read it online.

All in favour

 

[JuddyisGod]

All in favour

I've never bought it so count me in

 

[Scott Van Persett]

I thought when he was talking about ethics and players claiming bogus goals that he could have mentioned Chad Cornes' "goal" against West Coast when he didn't even touch the ball. He was only 1 metre from the umpire claiming it. I suppose it's too much to expect a little journalistic integrity

 

[birdmanptr]

I've never bought it so count me in

good man

 

[Crow-mo]

I was just re-watching a few recent games with a fellow Crow just back from overseas - the Essendon, St Kilda and Sydney matches.

3 Channel 9 matches - the same 3 bits of colour commentary from Dwayne each time.

Brent Reilly gets some early touches.... "he's only just starting to repay the Crows who took him at #12 in the 2001 draft. Of course, the Crows bypassed Nick Dal Santo to claim Reilly"

Kenny McG takes his first mark. "McGregor, who was drafted by the Crows as a 17 year old. The Crows could only take one 17 year old, and they passed on Matthew Pavlich to take McGregor".

I hope Reilly, or any other player, doesn't waste the chance to bask in premiership glory by having a shot at the sadly obsessed.

I may or may not have been there that day. i refuse to incriminate myself