Silivagni for a dud has alot to say.
If his name was Jim Bob he would playing for Coburg
If his name was Jim Bob he would playing for Coburg
Yeah, it can get a bit over the top. I feel the same way about everyone adopting the "Mince" nickname for Gerard Whateley. What year are we in again?It worries me when we let ourselves be drawn into hating a player (no matter how annoying), because it seems acceptable to everyone else. It happened with Goodes, it’s happening with Ginnivan, too - a widespread acceptance that he’s someone we can all get stuck into.
We might only intend for it to impact his play. But these are young men, and as we know bullying can cause massive impacts on mental health.
I have to admit I have a quite a few friends who are bloos fans and I like all of themI hate his team, he seems like an ok bloke.
Like my new avatar?
I haven't met one Blues supporter who expected to win last night.Doesn’t get much better than beating than blues especially when they were expecting to win.
Bit hard if he's asked a direct question, can hardly say "No comment"... think the message was to everyone really. .. Let's be humble.Maybe a quite word to Shai in order but didn't really like Dimma publicly berating him.
i have. my mates wife, and the three in the tipping comp who all said Blues by 5 goals...I haven't met one Blues supporter who expected to win last night.
Grimes won’t care, anyway - got all that child support coming in from Elon Musk.Your kidding me, she found fault with that?? Curnow was still asking the umpire who to give the ball to when it was only Grimes there. If thats not the most obvious timewasting tactic I don't know what is. Did she bring up that the 50 was short, it could only have been about 30m.
Doesn’t he. That’s all he does.Silivagni for a dud has alot to say.
If his name was Jim Bob he would playing for Coburg
At the game they expected to win Even more so when they thought they were within 3 points. Half of them didn’t know the rules. Still relying on the rules from 1995. Thought Couta was still playing.I haven't met one Blues supporter who expected to win last night.
In our premiership years our layers of defence were impenetrable. However this when we lock the opposition in our forward half and they happen to break the first line, they then seem to penetrate through the rest and we cop these easy goals.There were moments in Q2 when we looked like a premiership team.
30 points up and Carlton couldn’t get past the wing.
And then someone will give away a *smile* stupid free and the momentum will shift.
Dimma needs to work out a way to stop teams from tripping our press so easily and then slamming on goals.
Our best currently looks good enough to jag another flag.
Our worst puts us in the crosshairs of the better teams.
I keep my hatred to my lounge room HaS.It worries me when we let ourselves be drawn into hating a player (no matter how annoying), because it seems acceptable to everyone else. It happened with Goodes, it’s happening with Ginnivan, too - a widespread acceptance that he’s someone we can all get stuck into.
We might only intend for it to impact his play. But these are young men, and as we know bullying can cause massive impacts on mental health.
Coburg wouldn't have him.Silivagni for a dud has alot to say.
If his name was Jim Bob he would playing for Coburg
I have to admit I have a quite a few friends who are bloos fans and I like all of them
My dislike for the club doesn't stem from the fans as to me they are no more or less objectionable than any other group of supporters ( including our own I suspect). It comes from the rivalry in the late 60s through to the early 80s, John Nicholls and Neville Crowe, the sense of entitlement and brown paper bags etc etc.