How Cooney and Griffen were forced from the western bulldogs

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  • AndrewP6
    Bulldog Team of the Century
    • Jan 2009
    • 8142

    #46
    Re: How Cooney and Griffen were forced from the western bulldogs

    Originally posted by Webby
    Schadenfreude....

    When we did win it, he described it as "watching your ex wife win the lotto."
    And he was pretty much spot on. Who wouldn't feel like that?
    [B][COLOR="#0000CD"]Our club was born in blood and boots, not in AFL focus groups.[/COLOR][/B]

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    • Twodogs
      Moderator
      • Nov 2006
      • 27655

      #47
      Re: How Cooney and Griffen were forced from the western bulldogs

      I remember Nathan Brown saying that he was actively barracking against us in each prelim from 08 to 10. He said that (and I just can't see how he sees it this way at all) because he left that he would have felt like he was missing out on team success. So he would just rather we lost because misery loves company? Wow!

      Sorry? Could you just say that again please. Nothing about being happy or sad for the guys you played with? Nothing about taking ownership of your decisions in life. Naaaahhhh! Just wish ill on those you left behind for making a go of it while you tread water at Richmond

      First of all I couldn't believe someone would even think like that, especially someone who plays a team sport for a living but I especially couldn't believe he thought it was a good idea to blurt it out on the radio one day.
      They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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