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which footy players would go alright in a scrap?
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I see what you did there.
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Definitely 'the notorious' Setanta O'Hailpin. Legend has it that his boots still lodged up Cam Clokes ass
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LOL. Whatever you think of Carey, Archer was the one who wisely walked away.
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Absolutely, I don't think anyone disagrees. But he also made Carey flinch.
Walters, Melksham, Viney all go alright.
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He walked away because he was there to do his job; it's not the Beenleigh pub on a Friday night. Carey was the one who shat his pants.
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Flinch? Give me a break. Its an auto reaction to defend yourself.
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Unless one had ones nose up his bottom, how would one know?
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Are you actually Wayne Carey, or a relative of his?
60 people are in this thread locking his tonsils via the first hole back from his neck and you'd swear they've all claimed that he bashes pre-schoolers in his spare time and runs away when they make a noise.
No one is saying he wouldn't bash Archer or that he couldn't cane anyone. I even pointed out that the fact that he flinched and pulled back is probably one of the things that makes him a good boxer.
Geez.
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Rioli is a very good boxer. Probably the best at the club now that Hallahan is gone.
Yarran always looks like he could kill someone if he wanted to.
Yarran always looks like he could kill someone if he wanted to.
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No. Im not Wayne Carey
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Maurice Rioli smashed that dumb shit for a laugh. One punch is all he needed.
Pretty sure Jarryd Roughead can handle himself.
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Collectively they have nothing on this cheap sniper:
If I saw someone with a scone like that I'd do well not to bash his face in with a bar stool tbh
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I'd say the vast majority of AFL footballers would have absolutely NFI what to do in a proper organised fight, and would get KO'd or submitted in very short order.
Going hard at the ball, or hitting people on the field, or hitting mitts as part of your warm-up, or doing a couple of rounds of boxing or wrestling in pre-season, or having a fit muscular body, does not mean you've got what it takes to be a decent fighter.
As boring as it sounds, there's no real way of knowing unless someone actually does some proper training and has some organised fights. Random punch-ons in the street or on the field mean sweet FA and prove nothing in the scheme of things, and are the realm of deadbeats and losers IMO.
None of this is any slight on anyone's football ability or their character (if we're all still 14-years-old and judge people on their perceived "toughness"), just reality.
Going hard at the ball, or hitting people on the field, or hitting mitts as part of your warm-up, or doing a couple of rounds of boxing or wrestling in pre-season, or having a fit muscular body, does not mean you've got what it takes to be a decent fighter.
As boring as it sounds, there's no real way of knowing unless someone actually does some proper training and has some organised fights. Random punch-ons in the street or on the field mean sweet FA and prove nothing in the scheme of things, and are the realm of deadbeats and losers IMO.
None of this is any slight on anyone's football ability or their character (if we're all still 14-years-old and judge people on their perceived "toughness"), just reality.
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Give it a rest Bruce.
I think we are all over the Rioli love fest
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That's not tough though, that's just confirming for all in earshot that you're a dickhead.
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it is common knowledge that the hawks went in to that game to target Mark Johnson as they didnt want him walking off the field at the end of the day. instead he was to tough for Cambell brown to the gutless flog Brown went the smallest man on the field the stick insect Jason Winderlinch.Collectively they have nothing on this cheap sniper:
thats what incited Hirds hit on Sewel. its funny how al you Hawthorn fans still sook about Lloyds hit, but leave out the details why.
nearly a decade later you still sook about it, Winderlinch left the field in a worse state than swell did & it was the second time in as many games as your gutless flog Brown had hit winderlinch
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