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"It's over. It's all over."Comment
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And he's not going to beat Foley in Albert Park, that's solid ALP territory. They got a swing of 10+ % at the 2018 election. I don't reckon that Dimma will nominateThey say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.Comment
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I would prefer a suspension. REALLY shame the fakers and the divers and the cheats and the sooks. We don't want a single strand of that DNA in Aussie rules football. It is a genuine plague in International soccer, so we need to lock down hard and immediately, and vaccinate against it infiltrating our beloved home grown sport.Comment
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On the other hand it costs a fair bit to run a proper campaign. To do it right you need staff and an office, an advertising budget and you are going to spend a bit of time away from work. The party aren't going to front the money for that.
And he's not going to beat Foley in Albert Park, that's solid ALP territory. They got a swing of 10+ % at the 2018 election. I don't reckon that Dimma will nominate
I’d find something else to do with my time, or pick a much closer seat. But I doubt the factional bosses are going to let him near Hawthorn or the Federal Seat of Casey with Tony Windsor to retire.
On a human note, if he feels powerless in this pandemic and that if speaking his mind publicly gives him some comfort, then I hope he feels better or less frustrated for doing so. I disagreed with him when he was making noises about trying to take our board over, but I wish him the best as a past player. If his son Kai who would be eligible for drafting this year was making the grade, he would have the outlet Luke Darcy has of something to really look forward to as a dad and proud bulldog.Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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I remember reading a couple of years ago that his only sibling, an older brother, was coward punched, sustaining brain damage and is in a wheel chair.
He's definitely had his challenges.Comment
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TF is this?.........Obviously you're not a golfer.Comment
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Looks like Jake actually trying for a few weeks has paid off, 3 years with a trigger for 4th.
BT COME BACK!
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Looks like Jake actually trying for a few weeks has paid off, 3 years with a trigger for 4th.
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl/...16-p58ahc.htmlRocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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Needs a 13.14% swing. Maybe free media helps him, but Tex Perkins (The Cruel Sea) stood in the same seat in 2014 and got 4.4%. If that’s the known name factor in the seat, he’s going to need to replicate that plus get 8.7% on top. The LP don’t find campaigns at all now so he’s got to show how he will pay for everything. To mount a decent campaign of direct mail (letters and brochures), early vote mailers, coreflutes, booth wrap, A frames, shirts for staff, campaign room hire, after party, digital media, websites, consultants etc the cheapest he’d be getting away with would be $100,000 if he can get a lot of the above donated. Not to mention being away from his restaurant.
I’d find something else to do with my time, or pick a much closer seat. But I doubt the factional bosses are going to let him near Hawthorn or the Federal Seat of Casey with Tony Windsor to retire.
On a human note, if he feels powerless in this pandemic and that if speaking his mind publicly gives him some comfort, then I hope he feels better or less frustrated for doing so. I disagreed with him when he was making noises about trying to take our board over, but I wish him the best as a past player. If his son Kai who would be eligible for drafting this year was making the grade, he would have the outlet Luke Darcy has of something to really look forward to as a dad and proud bulldog.
Even given the gentrification of Albert Park the libs are realistically no chance at all to take the seat. it's always been an ALP stronghold and given the current state of the Victorian branch with factions pulling it in all directions I think they will probably be looking at losing seats at the next election. The Victorian libs are a bit like Carlton ATM in that they need to start again and get the footings right before they are a chance to have proper success.They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.Comment
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I thought Dodoro was a hard arsed negotiator. Maybe it’s half arsed? If you can’t identify a lazy player who saves their best footy for contract years and see through that… like other clubs would want him within 100km of their clubs. Dodoro had the stronger hand. But good for him. 2 and a bit years of SFA now. I’m tipping skin folds not seen since Lucas Markovic turned up to Footscray after delisting.Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023Comment
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Josh Hill seems to be doing well for himself. Nice little clip on him. It's at 12 minutes if you don't want to watch everything, JUH highlights at around 2min aswell.
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