And all he got in return was an unfair dismissal suit...30 years of pocketing a paycheque with bottom tier work performance wasn't enough for you hey Dodo? Thanks for Massimo <3
All that may be true about Wallace as a player - but he was an ineffective coach at best, and a toxic personality to have at the club at worst, as evidenced by how he white anted another Hawthorn premiership hero in Alan Joyce when at Footscray. And a break from the old boys mentality is exactly...
Exactly...and as we all well know the strange sacking of Alan Joyce in favour of Peter Knights was the catalyst for our own "dark years".
Edit: I was in grade 6 when Schwab walked and I remember clearly seeing banners stating "WE WANT WALLACE". Speaking of "one of the boys", that was a bullet...
Yep exactly mate grass is greenest where you water it.
People have no issues putting in all the effort in the world for the school/university/work life but with romantic attraction we all expect it to fall into place immediately.
I don't want to pass judgement on anyone here.
But since I tried taking that approach to life, it's gotten much better. Anyone doing cocaine for example? You're out of my life immediately. No ifs or buts. Wish I had that approach years ago instead of waiting until age 30.
I mean, that's about what we got for Buddy too.
Always found it hilarious that Richmond got more when they traded Tambling, than what we got for Buddy.
Well yeah, that's just it, people constantly plead for leniency thinking those who turned to crime had no other choice. Heck in my own town I can think of a literal murderer and someone currently on trial for armed robbery, both from two parent households and wanting for nothing during...
Hopefully this flog's actions can lay to rest the myth that people steal because they're forced into it.
This bloke had a salary that most of us could only dream of, yet he still did what he did. Out of pure greed and lack of concern to the rest of us.
Yep that's exactly it. I can't imagine the two cousins had much to do with each other.
https://greekherald.com.au/news/family-and-friends-react-to-arrest-of-easey-st-murder-suspect-perry-kouroumblis/
Very common to have identically named cousins in Greek families, almost certainly both cousins were named after their respective fathers' father. I myself have three cousins all named Aristotle for the same reason...
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