ChatGPT. Does a better job than The West tbh.
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ChatGPT seems to be good at quoting articles from our local sub standard media.
They can't start trade rumours about any of the Eagles players , Because nobody would want any of them.
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Thanks for the share.
Sean Darcy on NOVA 93.7 - 11 May - Fremantle Dockers Football Club
Sean Darcy joined Nathan, Nat and Shaun in studio.omny.fm
They address it right from the start lol
Darcy laughs at it
West Australian should be forced to name change.
They are very un west Australian
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The West Australian is dying ,sit back and enjoy.
Being annoying isn't defamation
Making up lies to affect public opinion of the club is though
Could Suma be walking out on The West? Rumours abound. (Article care of ChatGPT)
Peter Sumich is a well-known figure in the world of AFL football, having established himself as one of the top coaches in the game. His winning record and experience make him a valuable asset for any team looking to hire a coach. However, recent reports suggest that Sumich is now exploring other media opportunities, leading to speculation surrounding what his plans may entail.
Sumich has spent over two decades in the sport as both a coach and player. His success on the field has been recognized through numerous awards and accolades, including being selected as an All-Australian in 1991. Sumich also has an impressive coaching record, with stints at several prominent clubs, including Fremantle, West Coast, and Sydney.
Despite his status as a high-profile coach, Sumich is now considering his options for other media opportunities. While the details of these opportunities remain unclear, there are a few potential roles that Sumich may be considering.
One possibility is that Sumich may be looking to take on a role as a commentator, providing expert analysis and commentary on AFL games on television or radio. Sumich's experience and deep knowledge of the sport make him an ideal candidate for this type of position, and it would allow him to share his insights and knowledge with a wider audience.
Another potential media opportunity for Sumich could be a role as a pundit, offering his opinions and analysis of the latest developments and news in the world of AFL. This type of role would allow Sumich to share his unique perspective on the sport with fans, offering insights into its intricate workings, strategy and tactics, and more.
Whatever options may be on the table, it's clear that Sumich's unique experience and deep knowledge of AFL football make him a valuable commodity in the media world. His contributions to the sport as both a player and coach have been nothing short of impressive, and his willingness to explore new media opportunities is a testament to his versatility and passion for the game.
Should he ultimately take on a new media role, Sumich is sure to provide fans with a range of insights and knowledge, providing a unique perspective on the sport and offering expert analysis and commentary on the AFL's latest news and developments. And while it remains to be seen where Sumich's media career will take him next, it's sure to be an exciting and rewarding journey for one of the game's most renowned figures.
Peter Sumich is a well-known figure in the world of AFL football, having established himself as one of the top coaches in the game. His winning record and experience make him a valuable asset for any team looking to hire a coach. However, recent reports suggest that Sumich is now exploring other media opportunities, leading to speculation surrounding what his plans may entail.
Sumich has spent over two decades in the sport as both a coach and player. His success on the field has been recognized through numerous awards and accolades, including being selected as an All-Australian in 1991. Sumich also has an impressive coaching record, with stints at several prominent clubs, including Fremantle, West Coast, and Sydney.
Despite his status as a high-profile coach, Sumich is now considering his options for other media opportunities. While the details of these opportunities remain unclear, there are a few potential roles that Sumich may be considering.
One possibility is that Sumich may be looking to take on a role as a commentator, providing expert analysis and commentary on AFL games on television or radio. Sumich's experience and deep knowledge of the sport make him an ideal candidate for this type of position, and it would allow him to share his insights and knowledge with a wider audience.
Another potential media opportunity for Sumich could be a role as a pundit, offering his opinions and analysis of the latest developments and news in the world of AFL. This type of role would allow Sumich to share his unique perspective on the sport with fans, offering insights into its intricate workings, strategy and tactics, and more.
Whatever options may be on the table, it's clear that Sumich's unique experience and deep knowledge of AFL football make him a valuable commodity in the media world. His contributions to the sport as both a player and coach have been nothing short of impressive, and his willingness to explore new media opportunities is a testament to his versatility and passion for the game.
Should he ultimately take on a new media role, Sumich is sure to provide fans with a range of insights and knowledge, providing a unique perspective on the sport and offering expert analysis and commentary on the AFL's latest news and developments. And while it remains to be seen where Sumich's media career will take him next, it's sure to be an exciting and rewarding journey for one of the game's most renowned figures.
How could that be proven?
I’m no defamation lawyer but using a truth defence you could just focus on how the articles were written and use the numbers of online views/clicks and newspaper distribution as to the effect on the community
On Suma: I'd say he's proving some incredibly basic notes/draft copy which is then hammered into something legible via The West's subs desk.
On Snitch: He's no-one in particular. It's just an avenue for them to publish Perth's plentiful supply footy rumours for easy clicks. They could have easily done the same thing at any time (although "guess who's been spotted again at the Red Sea with pupils resembling theoretical particles?" might not have flown as well with their readers) but the adults in the building saying "that's a shit idea" have clearly all departed in their recent redundancy rounds.
Personally, have followed Eliza Reilly and Duff across to CODE - quality local analysis, and a good mix of local and national sport to boot.
for you maybe.HP traditional but good
Anglo-Celt boy.
sorry, watching Eurovision & my Ukrainian pride is brimming
Fwd line separation eh?
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I mean, it is kind of obvious. Even Dermott kept banging on about it in the first quarter.
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On that limited vision Treacy executed his role to perfection.
Triple J hey....
If you can do this at the SCG, when they really click on the larger grounds
Look out.
I like the bit where Huddo calls the Darcy report a load of rubbish. The footy journo union needs to band together and get a few of the bullshit artists kicked out as they drag everyone down.
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