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Didn't know kids were allowed into a bar.
They're not. But Fevola wasn't IN a bar when these photos were taken.
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Didn't know kids were allowed into a bar.
They're not. But Fevola wasn't IN a bar when these photos were taken.
First off I would like to congratulate Brendan Fevola. That's right, CONGRATULATE him. He's out there having a bit of fun, enjoying life and having a laugh. Pink dress and a dildo? Best laugh I've had this month!!
I don't give a stuff about his priors, nor liquor licensing laws. Nobody got hurt, and all that happened was a bit of fun.
Anyone complaining about it- you've obviously had enough. There's no enjoyment left in it for you, is there? Work and the myriad of 'modern-life' pressures have crushed your spirit. You're a mere shell, a sleepwalking wreck of a human being. Your inner child has long since been r*ped by an insidious pedophile called 'life'. You see the bloke with the dildo having a laugh and you hate him.
HATE him.
He reminds you of what's dead inside yourself. Can you ever find it again?
Oh yeah I just remembered that it's illegal to cheat on your wife and also heard that it wasn't just fev who did that but that was kept quiet, wasn't charged for urinating on the window unlike the richmond captain, hasn't been charged with drinking in public or harassing women with a dildo. I know he was walking around with a dildo and not trying to defend him that probable wasn't the smartest move, but if it had of been another player the response wouldn't be as big. Also maybe you should choose your words slightly more responsible and not mention the word guilty, especially when you are defending a player of serious assault even though he wasn't convicted.Sylvia wasn't guilty of that at all though. Fevola on the other hand has been guilty of:
* Pissing on a shopfront
* Running into a laundromat and trying on other peoples clothes (aggravated robbery basically)
* violence towards an irish barman whilst representing his country
* cheating on his wife
* drinking alcohol on public property
* carrying a large dildo around in front of women and children on a monday afternoon in Melbourne's most populated area
* ignored his responsibilities as a father and husband after the birth of his daughter Leni, and then rooted some slapper called lara
And that's just off the top of my head. He's a bad person. No two ways about it, if he was your son you'd kick his head in just to get the message across (though judging by the look of Brendan's head that might have already been the case).
Quick question, when Fev's daughters grow up and get to their teens, what kind of women do you think they're going to become when they see the way Brendan has such a blatant disregard for females? Genetically they're going to be behind the eight-ball to start with judging by the way Alex Fevola writes and Brendan talks. The last thing they need is a man like Brendan setting examples for them.
Yes, school children have never been known to hang around the CBD during the afternoon on a school day.
Oh, wait.
He's treated our city like his personal playground - because the police take it easy on footballers - he's a piece of shit.
They're not. But Fevola wasn't IN a bar when these photos were taken.
HERE'S a question without notice for Brendan Fevola. How does he think he might feel in a few years' time, strolling through Federation Square one spring afternoon, hand in hand with his two daughters, when a bozo pops up in front of them wearing a nightie and an outrageous dildo?
What does he think he might say when one of the girls asks, "Daddy, why is that man dressed like that?"
If he thinks like the rest of us, he would say, "He's a dill; ignore him."
Sadly, it seems, the Carlton full-forward doesn't think like the rest of us during most of his waking hours.
What on earth was he thinking dressed as he was in perhaps the busiest precinct in Melbourne on Monday afternoon?
Mad Monday, a notorious day on the football calendar, reached a new level this time.
Why does Fev feel the need to cross the boundaries so often?
Maybe he has Attention Deficit Disorder, or, maybe he just lives for the moment, totally oblivious to the ramifications.
Fevola wasn't making an exhibition of himself in a back street in a seedy part of town in the early hours of the morning; he was in the middle of the city in Fed Square in broad daylight.
He has become a great player, Fev, as 99 goals in a season tell us, but his progress off the field hasn't kept pace. Not by a long way.
When Carlton's greatest goalkicker, Stephen Kernahan, immersed himself in Mad Monday, the ugliest thing he did was murder the lyrics of Stand By Your Man.
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/sport/afl/story/0,26576,24285171-19742,00.html
How old is he again?
Must of really cracked when he missed out on his 100th goal of the season, Well at least there are finals he might be able to get his 100th...oh wait
How old is he again?
Must of really cracked when he missed out on his 100th goal of the season, Well at least there are finals he might be able to get his 100th...oh wait
The Latest Carlton MEMBERAha if thats real no wonder his wife took him back... and if its not real well then it was his new contract all along
Aparantley Carrol had an argument about a cab with someone and holland jumped in and got bashed.Does anyone know what Ben Holland did? They just said on the news, that there are calls for banning Mad Mondays, after the actions of Ben Holland & Fevola.
http://www.heraldsun.com.auHow does he think he might feel in a few years' time, strolling through Federation Square one spring afternoon, hand in hand with his two daughters, when a bozo pops up in front of them wearing a nightie and an outrageous dildo?
- HERE'S a question without notice for Brendan Fevola.
What does he think he might say when one of the girls asks, "Daddy, why is that man dressed like that?"
If he thinks like the rest of us, he would say, "He's a dill; ignore him."
Sadly, it seems, the Carlton full-forward doesn't think like the rest of us during most of his waking hours.
What on earth was he thinking dressed as he was in perhaps the busiest precinct in Melbourne on Monday afternoon?
Mad Monday, a notorious day on the football calendar, reached a new level this time.
Why does Fev feel the need to cross the boundaries so often?
Maybe he has Attention Deficit Disorder, or, maybe he just lives for the moment, totally oblivious to the ramifications.
Fevola wasn't making an exhibition of himself in a back street in a seedy part of town in the early hours of the morning; he was in the middle of the city in Fed Square in broad daylight.
He has become a great player, Fev, as 99 goals in a season tell us, but his progress off the field hasn't kept pace. Not by a long way.
When Carlton's greatest goalkicker, Stephen Kernahan, immersed himself in Mad Monday, the ugliest thing he did was murder the lyrics of Stand By Your Man.
True. Which is why it was so stupid of him to do it.I know he was walking around with a dildo and not trying to defend him that probable wasn't the smartest move, but if it had of been another player the response wouldn't be as big.