Sam Newman

[FuManchu]

Originally posted by The Fireman
ok he is successful, so that makes us morons for disliking him, get with it mate, there are a heap of D I C K heads out there doing well for themselves but we don't have to like them,
I am in no way envious of his lifestyle, I do okay for myself.
Sam Newman is a tool, plain and simple, he makes his fortune making an idiot out of himself, good luck to him, if you want to be like him go ahead, maybe you are already but you don't have the fame.lol

haha everyone on here suffers from daily drudgery, haha,

If your so satisfied with your okay life, why invest time and effort in commenting on anothers okay life, is it worth it, will it change what is an obviously contrived performance that is supposed to invoke this type of comment? Perhaps we should only comment on another when we are doing as well or better than that person, or even better, maybe we should realise that he is playing all the "haters" for fools, and reaping the rewards as a result.


Stop taking it so seriously and switch off if you dont like it

 

[Lockyer24]

Don't mind him...he's entertaining, and doesn't heap too much crap on the Pies...

 

[Sandola]

Originally posted by Lockyer24
Don't mind him...he's entertaining, and doesn't heap too much crap on the Pies...

Well, he wouldn't, would he?

This is the weirdest thread. Hoboes were famous for having -- and being -- friends wherever they went. The brotherhood of the underclass, if you like. Maybe he meant hermit? But that wouldn't make a very good joke. But it never was going to be a very good joke....

Weird.

 

[Hornet]

Originally posted by marcuz
He is a great interviewer, will ask the hard questions to anybody. Which is rare these days in the sports industry as many Journo's like to tip toe around these superstars.

...Until he interviews his mates John Elliot and Eddie with pre-arranged so called 'hard questions' and loses all credibility.

He can be funny at times but for the most part he's embarrassing old man who doesn't know how to age gracefully.