I read your diatribe - it was nonsense the first time and makes less sense the second time.Try reading the post before posting this drivel
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I read your diatribe - it was nonsense the first time and makes less sense the second time.Try reading the post before posting this drivel
Perhaps Graham was practising working for the bloosSo, how do you get a literal definition of mini revenge being a revenge that's not done deliberately?
- 'Revenge' is defined as the action of hurting or harming someone in return for an injury or wrong suffered at their hands.
- 'Mini' is defined as denoting a miniature version of something.
- 'Literal' is defined as taking words in their usual or most basic sense without metaphor or exaggeration (emphasis added).
The simplest answer, you just made it up, literally. Just like you concocted a theory about Graham Wright white-anting a club he played 201 games for, won a premiership with and later resuscitated in the wake of a long-serving coach and President departing their roles.
Reading the article in the roar, the recruitment of someone like shoota was a position of need. Same with Houston. The article even provided something other journos could benefit from, the use of appropriate data to support their reasoningA lot of rubbish sprinkled through this post. Our midfield will be fine with the likes of the Daicos brothers, Degoey, Perryman, Ed Allan and Mcguane as our future and in the short term we still have Crisp and Mitchell to turn to if required.
Calling the recruitment of Schultz a bad decision is also ridiculous. He had a solid first year and will only get better.
If you go to Carlton you take what you getI think this is a really bad move by GW - the politics between the Mathiesons and Pratt has been a major tight rope that no Carlton CEO has managed to survive/tolerate.
GW should have been a little more patient and an avoided this Viper pit.
Why? To get back at Kelly?It is well known the relationship between GW and the Collingwood brass deteriorated towards the end and he knew for a while that he was never coming back. I hate to be that person, do you think he intentionally stuff up the Schultz negotiations knowing full well that he isn't going to be around to feel or care about the consequences of that decision.
More talking about the recklessness with which he traded assets for a player who was a year away from free agency . We had the leverage, as we could always structure his contract in such a way that it doesn't trigger band 1 compo. It just doesn't make sense.I personally think he checked out mentally, and was not as ruthless as he could have/should have been.Why? To get back at Kelly?
Seems childish & highly unlikely.
If he was that unprofessional & petty, good riddance.
No. I don't think that would be the likely scenario.