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In the off chance that Essendon wins a flag under Hird how will the footy community react?
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In the off chance that Essendon wins a flag under Hird how will the footy community react?
Are you suggesting the market is a joke?I see Lloyd, Lucas, Wellman and Tim Watson all feature in the betting on Sportsbet as well. Each at 41’s. Not sure why Sheeds didn’t crack a mention.
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Probably the same way we will if Morrison wins the next electionIn the off chance that Essendon wins a flag under Hird how will the footy community react?
Ross Lyon speaks very highly of WhatelyLol that is so *ed. Don’t know why I’m surprised. Further confirms my very low opinion of Whately - he makes out like he’s an intellectual and moral voice, but he’s a little grub who’s none too smart or moral
Most sensible Essendon fans don’t want him.. issue is 85% of our supporters are nuffies..Is there any other club more obsessed with a player?
Yes pies fans love Bucks but the club was mature enough to move on.
Essendon treat this guy like a genuine god. It’s actually a little scary.
Yes, when the messiah comes he will crush your BigFooty oppressors who have mocked your once proud club and its favourite son. This buys you a ticket to dream!In the off chance that Essendon wins a flag under Hird how will the footy community react?
Thank **** for Zach, this will kill hird, slobbo, sheedy etc.
Good stuff Merret
They know exactly what we know - that coteries run the joint.I wonder wha they know that we don't.
He's clearly not mentally tough.Because football is his life and he’s mentally tough and has shown time and time again he can bounce back from near oblivion
Do you remember the time he got his face caved in and when he got back after the injury the first thing he did within minutes on the ground was dive headfirst into a contest?
No. You probably don’t .
Especially the good looking part.Mentally tough, intelligent, successful, good looking, great businessman, good coach....there's literally no evidence to suggest any of this is true.
He looks like a cross between Mr Burns and Dobby from Harry Potter. Hideous to look at.Especially the good looking part.
Hird returning next year, winning enough games to scrape into the 8, playing Carlton on a Friday night and having Shiel kicking a goal with less than a minute to go to win it for Essendon.Essendon must sign him for the lols
Agreed.He's clearly not mentally tough.
There's no shame in that at all, mind you. But why do Essendon fans rewrite history for this guy?
Mentally tough, intelligent, successful, good looking, great businessman, good coach....there's literally no evidence to suggest any of this is true.
He's the closest thing to a false idol I've ever seen.
He's clearly not mentally tough.
There's no shame in that at all, mind you. But why do Essendon fans rewrite history for this guy?
Mentally tough, intelligent, successful, good looking, great businessman, good coach....there's literally no evidence to suggest any of this is true.
He's the closest thing to a false idol I've ever seen.
Billy?Agreed.
However all idols are false bar one.
That's the whole point.
Barracks for Gold Coast probably only started following footy recently and never seen hird playMentally tough;
- coming back from TWO serious and significant career threatening injuries to play high level football
- has opted to front the masses more often than not, when the time is right (he didn't have to do 'the Howie games as one example).
- He is back in football despite every amateur pundit not wanting him to be
Inteligent;
- You clearly don't listen to him enough because this is clearly just baseless negative opinion. That is your right but I (and many) would strongly disagree on this one.
Succesful;
- He won a Brownlow in his 4th year as an AFL player, he won a premiership in his 3rd year and his 10th year
- He won all Australians in multiple positions, even won captaincy in said teams iirc
Good looking;
- what ever floats your boat, he's not the worst looking bloke out there that's for sure.
Great businessman;
- I guess you've never heard of Gembha, the business Hird contributed to and ended up making millions on. He is an avid entrepreneur who has made many a great deals.
Good coach;
Again, this is up to you but in that ravaged season of 2012 Hird had the club inside the top 4 up to the half way point of the season before the wheels fell off on the back of the saga leaking. 2013 was very similar, 4th at round 18 suggests he was going well. 42 wins / 45 losses / 1 draw as his overall record. Writing was on the wall by 2015 with the wheels falling off finishing 15th with a 6 wins, 16 losses but the after effects of the saga still hanging over the players heads.
Up to you how you want to view him but happy to prove your opinion is wrong with facts.
Gonna counter thisMentally tough;
- coming back from TWO serious and significant career threatening injuries to play high level football
- has opted to front the masses more often than not, when the time is right (he didn't have to do 'the Howie games as one example).
- He is back in football despite every amateur pundit not wanting him to be
Inteligent;
- You clearly don't listen to him enough because this is clearly just baseless negative opinion. That is your right but I (and many) would strongly disagree on this one.
Succesful;
- He won a Brownlow in his 4th year as an AFL player, he won a premiership in his 3rd year and his 10th year
- He won all Australians in multiple positions, even won captaincy in said teams iirc
Good looking;
- what ever floats your boat, he's not the worst looking bloke out there that's for sure.
Great businessman;
- I guess you've never heard of Gembha, the business Hird contributed to and ended up making millions on. He is an avid entrepreneur who has made many a great deals.
Good coach;
Again, this is up to you but in that ravaged season of 2012 Hird had the club inside the top 4 up to the half way point of the season before the wheels fell off on the back of the saga leaking. 2013 was very similar, 4th at round 18 suggests he was going well. 42 wins / 45 losses / 1 draw as his overall record. Writing was on the wall by 2015 with the wheels falling off finishing 15th with a 6 wins, 16 losses but the after effects of the saga still hanging over the players heads.
Up to you how you want to view him but happy to prove your opinion is wrong with facts.
Yeah but he’s richFailed coach is sacked from team which happens to be where he played, learns his lessons, has successful many years as assistant and comes back to top coach role at other club
VS
Failed cheating coach sacked from team where he played, learns zero lessons, one year as assistant at shitty Giants, goes back to club where he failed and cheated
yeah nah
Mentally tough;
- coming back from TWO serious and significant career threatening injuries to play high level football
- has opted to front the masses more often than not, when the time is right (he didn't have to do 'the Howie games as one example).
- He is back in football despite every amateur pundit not wanting him to be
Inteligent;
- You clearly don't listen to him enough because this is clearly just baseless negative opinion. That is your right but I (and many) would strongly disagree on this one.
Succesful;
- He won a Brownlow in his 4th year as an AFL player, he won a premiership in his 3rd year and his 10th year
- He won all Australians in multiple positions, even won captaincy in said teams iirc
Good looking;
- what ever floats your boat, he's not the worst looking bloke out there that's for sure.
Great businessman;
- I guess you've never heard of Gembha, the business Hird contributed to and ended up making millions on. He is an avid entrepreneur who has made many a great deals.
Good coach;
Again, this is up to you but in that ravaged season of 2012 Hird had the club inside the top 4 up to the half way point of the season before the wheels fell off on the back of the saga leaking. 2013 was very similar, 4th at round 18 suggests he was going well. 42 wins / 45 losses / 1 draw as his overall record. Writing was on the wall by 2015 with the wheels falling off finishing 15th with a 6 wins, 16 losses but the after effects of the saga still hanging over the players heads.
Up to you how you want to view him but happy to prove your opinion is wrong with facts.