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au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/22517322/hams-had-beef-over-royals/



Article above says it all really. Well done Mr Hams for voicing it from a players perspective in a public forum.

Yep mate ... and there was a full write up in the SFFC site too

There are definitely more who feel exactly the same BUT have contractual restraints placed on them (Preventing statements) by their AFL masters - both AFL sides that is

EDIT: This has been on the SFFC site for 2 days now

Oops just started a thread at the same time on this..... I'm sure Ashton will get a big cheer from all the supporters on Saturday ( both Swans and Souths) for what he has said here

There ARE more too Mike - that is fact

mikeh wrote: Oops just started a thread at the same time on this..... I'm sure Ashton will get a big cheer from all the supporters on Saturday ( both Swans and Souths) for what he has said here

Haha, we are on the same page again mikeh. Lets hope Ash gets a cheer from our supporters every time he goes near the ball this weekend....before kicking it out of bounds on the full in a perfect world.

good on him....it's about time players started to show some guts and speak out if they're genuinely not happy about playing at FART or WART.

whilst I applaud Ashton on his views......in all reality his playing days AFL wise were done anyway, so the fella had nothing to lose, if the guy hadn't been delisted would of these views been made public?.....nurses,paramedics, policeman, fireman etc are expected to work where ever their employer tells them to go....eg ICU nurse at RPH can be told to work on a geriatric ward if they are short.....paramedics,fireman and police can be shifted from station to station if needs be.......part of the job....thus what's the big hardship?.....geez it's hard being a footballer.....

Kyle obviously didnt share the same love for South Freo!

Good stuff I reckon.

There would definately be others feeling the same, just not willing jepardise their job.

Hams didnt actually get delisted, he retired with a year to go on his contract. Good in him I say