Gerard Whateley - Best in the business?

Who is the leading journalist in footy circles?


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I heard there was friction with Huddo and he at SEN , why Huddo moved on .
Maybe they patched things up .

I hadn't heard that. I doubt it.

He got offered more money at 3AW. Plus given they are full timers it made sense for Whately and Dwayne to call Friday night. Huddo wasn't really available for any other calls over the weekend.
 

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I hadn't heard that. I doubt it.

He got offered more money at 3AW. Plus given they are full timers it made sense for Whately and Dwayne to call Friday night. Huddo wasn't really available for any other calls over the weekend.
That could be right too

Heard from a few different people that there was some friction there at some stage.
Maybe it played itself out .
 

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Howie was just as cringeworthy on MMM when Boland got his 1st wicket last night. Beaker's squealing tantrum will be something to behold if Hazlewood comes in for Boxing Day.

Does anyone remember a Whateley "High-Light" from a promo they used to
play on SEN?
I don't know what the context was but his commentary was "DONT-TELL-ME!" in the highest pitch squeal I've heard since Ned Flanders discovered Purple Drapes.

They don't play it anymore but I always wanted to get the grab & do a side by side (Internet Vs Reality) with one of his faux-gruff-footy-spiels😆
 
That would be a dust up for the ages. Couple of pencil necks going head to head.
You could imagine how snarky, evil, and cruel these calculating little ****ers would be. you don't get ahead in anything by being a man of virtue and you certainly don't excel and keep a high positioning in any realm of football without being somewhere on the weasel to campaigner spectrum.

At least Demetriou does not give two ****s and is completely transparent in just loving money; Gill is a lawyer. JB presents himself as a perpetual off-duty sportsman who giggles when he goes into a cubicle with his mate. you sort of know where they stand. Whateley comes across as this man of duty; a poetic posit of what's right and wrong spelt in alliteration while spoken down the barrel of a billionaire's camera equipment.

He bangs on about the magic of the sport but he's a total mouthpiece for the AFL. the guy's such a knobwit he thinks a sport like racing is majestic. he'd think it's okay to gamble but only if you do it while reading the odds from a newspaper and using a paper and pencil or something.

Undermining little shit. you go to school and work with these sorts all the time. gutless little sniping turds.
 

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Gerard Whateley - Best in the business?

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