hahahahahahahahahah, i cannot believe this self important twat actually said this
Caro is not much more than a gossip columnist.That's a Caro-like assertion there.
She's certainly a lot closer to being a gossip columnist that what she is an AFL journalist.Caro is not much more than a gossip columnist.
So his main 3 gigs are.... The Age (Nine), Footy Classified (Nine and Eddie's Jam TV), Sportsday 3AW (Nine and Hutchinson's SEG)....
hahahahahahahahahah, i cannot believe this self important twat actually said this
Amazing that Wilson had the gall to criticise Seb Ross's decision to be with his wife who had given birth to twins.
As I recall she reported that senior people at the Saints weren't happy with the situation. That's her job. Maybe she made it too personal by then commenting on it, but that's also her job.
Caro has stated before that she’s more interested in the off field matters than on field. Which pretty much means she’s more interested in gossiping.Surely her job is to report football NEWS, not speculate about what she THINKS has or hasn't happened at any football club.
Surely her job is to report football NEWS, not speculate about what she THINKS has or hasn't happened at any football club.
Caro has stated before that she’s more interested in the off field matters than on field. Which pretty much means she’s more interested in gossiping.
Well I guess we should just stop discussing the AFL and its many off-field failings then, as we wouldn't want to be gossiping right?
There is a genuine role in discussing the politics and management of football - if that doesn't float your boat fair enough, but many of us are interested. I mean the Mick Warner book was about exactly that and we all love that it beats the AFL round the head right? Is that just gossip too?
Or do we just want to beat Caro round the head because she gets stuff about Richmond wrong sometimes?
Karen Cornes 'I can't see leaders'
This bloke is the dumbest *smile* on theplaneplanet.
No, she's a commentator as well as a journalist. She's paid to give her opinion.
She's not a commentator she's a speculator, a commentator comments on the game whilst the game is being played.
She doesn't do that. As has been said by others, she is a gossip columnist at best.
I disagree. She hardly gives any analysis. She makes *smile* up, “my sources tell me” “ it is believed” “someone high up told me”She's a commentator in the journalistic sense - a person who gives analysis and/or opinions about things.
Whether you like or don't like her style or content, she's far from a gossip columnist.
Not sure why you’re conflating my comment that she likes to gossip about off field happenings to “we should stop discussing the AFL and it’s many off field failings”? Odd comment.
There sure is “a genuine role in discussing the politics and management of football “ and I’m interested in that, never said otherwise. I read MW book and made comment :
“An interesting read for sure but it is a rehash of all the topics ie Melbourne tanking, Essendon drugs, Buddy to Swans, treatment of women at AFL house. No real new developments on these topics. It is a very damning book of the AFL albeit not very objective. But it was a good read.”
She gets beat around the just as much as Robbo, Cornes, Whately, Morris, Barrett, Browne, BT et al.
But if you like off field commentary that often consists of the like “my sources tell me people at the club aren’t happy” then she’s your person, go for it.
Sorry TBR but that’s *smile*. Cracking a joke is chalk and cheese to the dribble Caro is saying. Ones personal life when mentioned in such a vindictive way is not fair game.I'm as big a critic of Caro as anyone but the Hardwick stuff is fair game.
Hardwick put his wife into the football world, he was the one who introduced her into press conferences and used her to deflect and
break the tension when it suited him.
You can't do that and then turn around and say stop talking about my personal life just because it doesn't work for you anymore.
I'm as big a critic of Caro as anyone but the Hardwick stuff is fair game.
Hardwick put his wife into the football world, he was the one who introduced her into press conferences and used her to deflect and
break the tension when it suited him.
You can't do that and then turn around and say stop talking about my personal life just because it doesn't work for you anymore.
True. Buckley's personal situation is nearly identical to Hardwick's and Collingwood are woeful only 3 years after a GF appearance. But he was coaching better than ever apparentlyI don't know about fair game, but I'm sure that if he didn't mention Danielle as much then, the breakup wouldn't be getting as much airtime now.
Buckley wasn't mentioning Tanya continuously during his pressers, and therefore it wasn't brought up that much beyond the announcement of their separation. And Collingwood are travelling far worse than we are.
His affair has nothing to do with coaching a football team, nor was it with an employee under his guidance. So any questions raised against him are complete rubbish. You are also clutching at straws that he used his wife as a shield. You are giving Hardwick too much credit here. He isn’t one who comes across as being calculating and premeditated in what he will say. His media conferences are heart on sleeve stuff.It was more than cracking a joke. He used 'Mrs Hardwick' as a shield at times when he wanted to deflect the media, like when he had a crack at the Swans or copped heat for playing Rance on the wing. It was definitely tactical and not something I've heard any other coach ever do. It was his version of Sheedy's aliens or seagulls.
If he chooses to introduce his wife into the public footy conversation, then cheats on her with a younger woman who works in the office at the club he coaches, then he can't complain when it is a story. His conduct would be shaky at best even if he had never mentioned her name in a press conference.
The staffer wasn’t under his guidance. Not sure why you keep mentioning this.He also didn't have an affair with a much younger Collingwood staffer either.