Hamling in his own words
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Re: Hamling in his own words
Now that he's moved on I wish him well, except when he's up against us. He was an integral part of our amazing last four weeks to go on and win the Premiership. Keeping Buddy checked within our zone defence was the hardest task out there on Grand Final day. -
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With my own father in palliative care I can completely understand Hamling's decision and wish him all the best except for when he plays against us. He remains a bulldog premiership hero. One of only 42 people to be able to call themself that.They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.Comment
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He will always be a. Bulldogs premiership hero. Best of luck to him and his familyComment
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They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.Comment
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Had a ripper on GF day, played a vital role in the win. Don't harbour any ill feeling towards him, but I hope Boyd or Cloke smash him and kick a bag on the weekend.[B][COLOR="#0000CD"]Our club was born in blood and boots, not in AFL focus groups.[/COLOR][/B]Comment
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I honestly couldn't give a crap and there is no inner struggle with regards to viewing him as the enemy. When he's done he'll be welcomed back to the fold but until that day he's dead to me.
Anyway, here's a 'random' picture of a real Bulldog to help get you through until Saturday.
But then again, I'm an Internet poster and Bevo is a premiership coach so draw your own conclusions.Comment
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Obviously can't begrudge him going home to his family and sick father, but can't quite agree with this bit:
I was having a chat to dad at the time and we both thought that I really had nothing to lose by leaving.Comment
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It is an odd comment, its a simple way of trying to justify the move I suppose but basically he won't have the same comradery and back up on-field and I'm not sure he will have as much support off the ground. so in-essence without the support and back up at the Dogs he may have put his whole career on the line.It's better to die on our feet than live on our knees.Comment
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