axlefoley said:Eddie McGuire should have banned those feral supporters.
Did McChins actually comment on his 'cheer'squads behaviour?
axlefoley said:Eddie McGuire should have banned those feral supporters.
axlefoley said:It sets the precedent that it's OK for fans to bird the players however the fans are not to constantly boo the same player all the time because these same player/s will sook.
The AFL/MRP are a joke.
Eddie McGuire should have banned those feral supporters.
Really? Wikipedia????Baloo said:I think it's you that doesn't understand "tradition"
Sintiger said:Parrot reckons it's a wet lettuce leaf penalty on his sliding doors section on the AFL site
Then again it is parrot we are talking about
Way to go Polo pony. Someone annoys you, you can celebrate by pretending to spear them to death. No where near as nasty as flipping the bird at someone n just wishing they'd *smile* off.Tigerdangerous said:and it's supposed to be one of celebration.
Tigerdangerous said:I constantly roll my eyes at how the AFL functions as an organization and worse when they adjudicate on matters they often create to their own determinate and credibility; Essendon anybody! The AFL CEO explains why the AFL has decided Martin’s gesture is very different to the gesture of Goodes by stating, “AFL CHIEF executive Gillon McLachlan doesn't see any inconsistency in the League's stance on players making gestures to fans in the stands.” He goes on to say, "I think everyone understands what the two-finger salute is actually supposed to mean and what it's about," McLachlan said in his weekly 3AW radio interview. I don’t so the onus is on him to tell me what Martin's gesture means otherwise he is fudging and saying a lot that amounts to nothing. There are many CEO’s that engage in this sort of speak! He goes further and says, "The indigenous war dance, whatever people want to call it, it's come out of an under-16 year-old Boomerangs group of kids, and it was done in indigenous round and it's supposed to be one of celebration. I don't think you can draw the links or the parallels." (I might add he astutely avoids using the name Goodes - well he thinks so anyway; during this interview) What he thinks and doesn’t think is not the point because many people have drawn parallels and the AFL CEO has simply failed to resolve the conflict by actually ignoring to address it. So the hole they have dug in recent times has just got a little deeper and the supporters are not fooled as much anymore to the continued annoyance of the AFL!
tigertim said:What does 2 fingers mean? I always thought it meant "get stuffed" which is about as offensive as "bless you".
tigertim said:What does 2 fingers mean? I always thought it meant "get stuffed" which is about as offensive as "bless you".
TT33 said:What is funny is that when I was growing up this gesture was considered "rude". It seems that it not rude anymore .Maybe Dusty should consider this as a friendly alternative.
Pretty much any variation on "up yours" or "stick it....." covers it really.tigersnake said:When I was a kid my dad always said it meant 'stick it up your jumper'. Pretty innocuous if you ask me