When does Kane Cornes get put back in his place?
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The guy is a f***ing germ.
Now whether you buy into the Dangerfield sook narrative or not, what the * is achieved by a comment like ‘it’s not a good look for him to come limping off and be on crutches.’
What does that even mean? Will the result be reversed because he went off injured and people could see it?
Will the scant disregard he shows for his body suddenly count for nothing because he used crutches?
Will we go on a losing run because he chose to come off, clearly hurt, late in a match that we had secured?
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I used to respect him as a player.
He is an absolute media troll. Paid to make bold and s**t predictions and statements. Gutter presenter,
He is an absolute media troll. Paid to make bold and s**t predictions and statements. Gutter presenter,
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I don’t think he is as bad as everyone makes him out to be, often I read his comments and think ‘yeah that’s fair’ and all the comments are ‘CORNES IS A TROLL’ this Cornes that...
Yeah he says the occasional stupid comment but I think overall he is no different to others in the media.
Yeah he says the occasional stupid comment but I think overall he is no different to others in the media.
He got put back in his place when he bombed the fire brigade exam.
He will love threads like this
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He's paid to be controversial and raise topics that that garner debate.
I thought he's good at it.
I thought he's good at it.
He wouldn't even be the best troll on Bigfooty.
I like Cornes. Too many yes men in the boys club media. Refreshing to hear someone have a crack.
I dont mind harsh opinions or having a go at times, but listening to him on SEN I find myself disliking everything he says.
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That has nothing to do with it. Being brave and being attention seeking aren't mutually exclusive. A rolled ankle is life and death for Danger.
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He has another thread dedicated to him on big footy, job done.
You have played right into his hands OP.
You have played right into his hands OP.
You know this how? He’s been below fitness for a couple of weeks and then rolled an ankle that was already damaged. He was clearly in a fair bit of discomfort.
I don’t see why just because he’s a bit extroverted he’s not entitled to appear in pain without some ulterior motive
Yeah and?
Have you never had a stinger or a cork or any impact injury that initially ******* kills but quickly goes away?
You have to go all the way back to literally 7 days ago to see the Roosters’ best player in the NRL get carried off the field by a trainer with what looked like a months-long injury only to return 15 minutes later.
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Doesn't bother me
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Yes and so have the other 800 other players in the AFL who don't make as big a deal out of it as Danger...
What big deal?
What did he do? Call a presser 5 minutes after the game?
He:
- walked off (wow you only see that 100 per cent of the time a player gets injured)
- returned to the bench
- walked alongside a teammate post-match with a fair of short crutches.
All that’s left for him to do is release his own single after that sort of publicity stunt
Never really hear from him personally
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Danger is the biggest injury exaggerating flog I've ever seen hands down. Fair play cornes for calling it out.
Jeez the McGovern bros are right up there too.
I never noticed this till the nerdy bloke on the Footyology podcast pointed it out.
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That's because Cornes' only positivity flows to port
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