Team of the century slur

[Austinnn]

I don't understand why Barks4Eva only ever posts about GT, not ANYthing else. I picture a man rocking back and forth on his bed holding his head in his hands.

Own up Barks, is your real name Rod Butterss?

Seriously, please change the record. You might convince Hungry, but most of us don't see in black or white.

[stinger]

Tongue in cheek get over it

seeing he was a saints player, i would say so....either that or he doesn't have a pulse...

[stinger]

I don't understand why Barks4Eva only ever posts about GT, not ANYthing else. I picture a man rocking back and forth on his bed holding his head in his hands.

Own up Barks, is your real name Rod Butterss?

Seriously, please change the record. You might convince Hungry, but most of us don't see in black or white.

fair comment...imhfo

[stinger]

GT is and will always be a used car salesman. Sad but true.

no...actually he was a vfl player and then an afl coach.....something none of us were....

[matrix]

[evertonfc]

He would have said it in a joking, light-hearted context.

Get over it.

[Mr Magic]

He would have said it in a joking, light-hearted context.

Get over it.

That may well be true, but given the wording of your post do I understand you didn't actually see the show and are telling people to 'get over it' anyway?

If you didn't actually see what he said, how he said it and the context of when/why he said it, why do you feel confident enough to state the above?

I watched the show and I'm still usure whether it was serious or a 'set-up'.

How do you 'know' that's what he was doing?

Maybe an 'I think' placed before your statement would have been more appropriate?

[plugger66]

He would have said it in a joking, light-hearted context.

Get over it.

That may well be true, but given the wording of your post do I understand you didn't actually see the show and are telling people to 'get over it' anyway?

If you didn't actually see what he said, how he said it and the context of when/why he said it, why do you feel confident enough to state the above?

I watched the show and I'm still usure whether it was serious or a 'set-up'.

How do you 'know' that's what he was doing?

Maybe an 'I think' placed before your statement would have been more appropriate?

He was definitely just mucking around. It was his way of saying he still doesnt rate Milney. I disagree with him on that but it was a joke for sure.

[Mr Magic]

He would have said it in a joking, light-hearted context.

Get over it.

That may well be true, but given the wording of your post do I understand you didn't actually see the show and are telling people to 'get over it' anyway?

If you didn't actually see what he said, how he said it and the context of when/why he said it, why do you feel confident enough to state the above?

I watched the show and I'm still usure whether it was serious or a 'set-up'.

How do you 'know' that's what he was doing?

Maybe an 'I think' placed before your statement would have been more appropriate?

He was definitely just mucking around. It was his way of saying he still doesnt rate Milney. I disagree with him on that but it was a joke for sure.

That's you opinoin plugger, adn you may be 100% correct.
But given that he wasn't smiling when he said it and he hasn't withdrawn the comment since (that I'm aware of?) how do you 'know' he was joking?

That's the point I'm making.
We can all suspect, think, hope or any other adjective.
But
we cannot 'know' that's what he was doing.

[BigMart]

It was a poor comment

Grant would know that.

[gringo]

The other panellists were shitting him about calling it wrong, GT simply jutted out the jaw and set in for a fight. Big fat proud man didn't want to admit he was wrong, still if they did that to Malty he would have thrown something and blamed everyone else while saying he doesn't even know who Milney is.