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Thought Ross hated Lynch according to someone on here
Lance or James??
There comes a point in every man's life when he has to say, "Enough is enough." For me, that time is now. I have been dealing with claims that I cheated and had an unfair advantage in <redacted>. Over the past three years, I have been subjected to a <redacted>investigation followed by <redacted> witch hunt. The toll this has taken on my family, and my work for <redacted>and on me leads me to where I am today – finished with this nonsense. (Oops just got a spontaneous errection <unredacted>)
There comes a point in every man's life when he has to say, "Enough is enough." For me, that time is now. I have been dealing with claims that I cheated and had an unfair advantage in <redacted>. Over the past three years, I have been subjected to a <redacted>investigation followed by <redacted> witch hunt. The toll this has taken on my family, and my work for <redacted>and on me leads me to where I am today – finished with this nonsense. (Oops just got a spontaneous errection <unredacted>)
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I can not believe that McEvoy is not an IN and someone else is an EMERGENCY.
From reading posters rantings following last weeks game I am sure there must be a lot of supporters surprised?
NO come to think of it - it is normal selection policy!
From reading posters rantings following last weeks game I am sure there must be a lot of supporters surprised?
NO come to think of it - it is normal selection policy!
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I can not believe "saintdooley's" ffs comment.
Wasn't it from this source within the last few days that gems such as these came:
"a brick wall would be more useful" &
"do us a favour and retire.....tonight"
Oh, well, each to their own rants!
PS: no swearing warranted just an observation.
Wasn't it from this source within the last few days that gems such as these came:
"a brick wall would be more useful" &
"do us a favour and retire.....tonight"
Oh, well, each to their own rants!
PS: no swearing warranted just an observation.
Was there on the outer wing as a youngster flying the flag in '66 - still loyal, still passionate!
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"retire tomorrow, tonight would be ideal."was that was the quote you were looking for?quidnunc wrote:I can not believe "saintdooley's" ffs comment.
Wasn't it from this source within the last few days that gems such as these came:
"a brick wall would be more useful" &
"do us a favour and retire.....tonight"
Oh, well, each to their own rants!
PS: no swearing warranted just an observation.
i don’t believe he deserves a spot in the side, in all seriousness, he has done very little IMO. we all see the game differently, but i just think he is letting us down. he comes flying through a back and nearly killing some of our players, yet doesn’t look like he was ever going to actually mark the ball. he's very slow, those days where he would take a mark while making a lead are over, far too slow, its as though unless he gets a free kick he has no chance of even touching the thing.
that’s the nicest way i can put it
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Well Lyon was quick to defend Koschitzke wasn't he, saying that "He was our best two weeks ago' and that "he certainly got hit and may have been concussed..."saintdooley wrote:they just dont give up on kosi do they. ffs
So we forget the game 2 weeks ago and slam him for the Melb game..........
Looks like the coach hasn't given up on him, and the coaching panel may know more than us
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You never know, last time he was there he had 16 disp, kicked 2 goals 1, contributed to another goal, and laid a couple of tackles.Junction Oval wrote:Let's hope the coaching panel know more than us - 90% of posters have run out of patience with Kosi. The Melbourne game should have suited him.
Not sure that he is suited to the big Subi ground.
Last game there the brownlow votes were 3 BJ, 2 Gilbert, 1 Milne.
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You'd have to say its kosi's last chance to show something....its become embarassing, and I mean for his sake as much as the team. Gets bumped aside like he's a 17 year old...when did that start? Even when he wasn't playing well, Kosi would at least be physical.
Everyone loves him, and mourns the player he might have been.
May as well have an absolute crack this week Kosi.
Everyone loves him, and mourns the player he might have been.
May as well have an absolute crack this week Kosi.
Nee!
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That's sums up my feelings too. I absolutely want him to achieve something, but I'm finding the whole bag Kosi schtick almost as exhausting as waiting for him to deliver on his opportunities.fugazi wrote:You'd have to say its kosi's last chance to show something....its become embarassing, and I mean for his sake as much as the team. Gets bumped aside like he's a 17 year old...when did that start? Even when he wasn't playing well, Kosi would at least be physical.
Everyone loves him, and mourns the player he might have been.
May as well have an absolute crack this week Kosi.
This week, Koz. PLEASE.
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I thought McEvoy was dropped 2 weeks ago. With Sandy having the bye last week he hasn't had the chance to prove himself worthy of a recall. This week is different. Its up to those in and out of the side to prove a point. Lets hope that those in BOTH situations do enough to give Ross a headache !!
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