Mike Sheahan retiring

[jazzadogs]

But...now how will I know who the top 50 players are?

Seriously though, congratulations to Mike on a wonderful career. Clearly very well respected.

[ledge]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Im pretty happy about it actually drove me nuts his head wobble and the questions he would throw defensively as if to ask is this ok to ask?

Long time in the industry and TV media and the AFL liked him so good luck to him in the future.

[Remi Moses]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Good luck Mike.
Take the pink shirt with ya on the way out

[Bornadog]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

I don't mind him, good luck Mike

[Nuggety Back Pocket]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Im pretty happy about it actually drove me nuts his head wobble and the questions he would throw defensively as if to ask is this ok to ask?

Long time in the industry and TV media and the AFL liked him so good luck to him in the future.

Mike is currently one of five selectors for the WB Hall of Fame. In his younger days carried the football gear for his good friend, Bernie Lee, the full back in our 1961 Grand Final team, so it is fair to say there is some attachment both past and present with our club.

[Missing Dog]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Apparently he will still be doing the Top 50

[always right]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Always liked Mike.....just a great lover of footy who expressed an opinion but wasn't afraid to concede if challenged with a strong counter argument...very rare amongst journo's. Wasn't an abulance chaser or a conspiracy theorist like some other journo's.

[ledge]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Mike is currently one of five selectors for the WB Hall of Fame. In his younger days carried the football gear for his good friend, Bernie Lee, the full back in our 1961 Grand Final team, so it is fair to say there is some attachment both past and present with our club.

Played for Werribee to I believe but I fail to see what any of thats got to do with my post

[ledge]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Always liked Mike.....just a great lover of footy who expressed an opinion but wasn't afraid to concede if challenged with a strong counter argument...very rare amongst journo's. Wasn't an abulance chaser or a conspiracy theorist like some other journo's.

Tend to agree there, he did do research on any rumours, didnt just ride with them.

[jazzadogs]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Turns out he's not actually retiring as a journalist, just retiring as Chief Football Writer.

Will be interesting to see who they promote to the role. As long as it's not Mark Robinson I don't mind.

[ledge]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Damn still got to put up with wobble head on TV

[The Bulldogs Bite]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Will be interesting to see who they promote to the role. As long as it's not Mark Robinson I don't mind.

I can see why people dislike him -- he's not the most likeable guy -- but I actually don't mind him. Calls it pretty straight a lot of the time.

[Dazza]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Don't mind Mike. One of the few journalists without an obvious bias.

[chef]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

I can see why people dislike him -- he's not the most likeable guy -- but I actually don't mind him. Calls it pretty straight a lot of the time.

I prefer him over Mike.

[Jasper]

Re: Mike Sheahan retiring

Apparently he will still be doing the Top 50

Did hear this discussed on 3AW the other morning, and I assumed someone else would be picking up the reins.
I may have misunderstood