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Re: Bailey Smith owns up to mistake with Luke Beveridge: ?I wasn?t good at just accepting my role?
I prefer this Barry
The fight is here; I need ammunition, not a ride.Comment
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But then again, I'm an Internet poster and Bevo is a premiership coach so draw your own conclusions.Comment
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Re: Bailey Smith owns up to mistake with Luke Beveridge: ?I wasn?t good at just accepting my role?
Reminds me of this (funnily enough on topic, well sorta)
More of an In Bruges guy?Comment
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"Look at me mate. Look at me. I'm flyin'"Comment
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Re: Bailey Smith owns up to mistake with Luke Beveridge: ?I wasn?t good at just accepting my role?
Got the smell of when Shaq left the Magic for the Lakers. When he gets there they start telling him to stop all the Hollywood/Off-Court crap if he wants to excel on the court, when he could have done that at the Magic and won championships there as well.
Smith does not need to go to a big club for more publicity. He has heaps now. As Jordan Lewis said, it is up to him for what he wants to be remembered for. At this stage, he appears more focused off the field, given he is "playing out of position".
Bevo came in and moved guys out of the middle like Picken and Matthew Boyd. They sure as hell did not sook and the team was a hell of a lot better for it.
Smith could do well to follow their lead and have another chance to win a flag and having a big say in that like he did in 2021!Comment
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Re: Bailey Smith owns up to mistake with Luke Beveridge: ?I wasn?t good at just accepting my role?
Charlie Munger is Warren Buffet's right hand man. He is 99 and he still fronts the investors for the company Berkshire Hathaway (which is the 6th largest company in the USA by market capitalisation, for perspective, the largest company in Australia is BHP, they are seven times that size). Incredibly sharp for a 99 year old! He is known in business and investing circles as one of the sharpest ever minds in the world of business and in partiuclar investing for long term value. One of the wisest person in my mind in regards to what he has wrote or has to say.
If you are interested here is clip of him answering questions at 99 years of age on "Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger on how to avoid mistakes in life and business" (Warren Buffett on the left and Charlie Munger on the right). Munger starts speaking at 4:00 mark.
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Re: Bailey Smith owns up to mistake with Luke Beveridge: ?I wasn?t good at just accepting my role?
I prefer if we kept this claptrap bullshit off this forum AP. No offence to you mate, though you might take it as a bit of an attack.Charlie Munger is Warren Buffet's right hand man. He is 99 and he still fronts the investors for the company Berkshire Hathaway (which is the 6th largest company in the USA by market capitalisation, for perspective, the largest company in Australia is BHP, they are seven times that size). Incredibly sharp for a 99 year old! He is known in business and investing circles as one of the sharpest ever minds in the world of business and in partiuclar investing for long term value. One of the wisest person in my mind in regards to what he has wrote or has to say.
If you are interested here is clip of him answering questions at 99 years of age on "Warren Buffett and Charlie Munger on how to avoid mistakes in life and business" (Warren Buffett on the left and Charlie Munger on the right). Munger starts speaking at 4:00 mark.
Spend less than you earn, invest wisely, avoid bad people.....give me a ****ing break. This is the shit rich people tell poor people all the time and it's complete crap......because they don't know what desperation tastes like.TF is this?.........Obviously you're not a golfer.Comment
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Re: Bailey Smith owns up to mistake with Luke Beveridge: ?I wasn?t good at just accepting my role?
That was just the first clip I found on YouTube. It wasn't that particular message I was pushing. But I do believe Munger is a wise man whose knowledge and wisdom across many fields is worth listening too. Agree, it ain't a business forum, but someone asked the question so I provided the answer.I prefer if we kept this claptrap bullshit off this forum AP. No offence to you mate, though you might take it as a bit of an attack.
Spend less than you earn, invest wisely, avoid bad people.....give me a ****ing break. This is the shit rich people tell poor people all the time and it's complete crap......because they don't know what desperation tastes like.
And his quote "Show me the incentive and I'll show you the outcome" - was relevant to the thread in more ways than one.Comment
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