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swan42 wrote:

anchorman wrote: Pardon me Swannie but it was you who was espousing your learnings the other day to someone else here.Driding his schooling. OK for some to snipe but not others.
Go take your gripe water

How about coming to one of the WAFL semi-finals a/man and show some interest in the WAFL. Also, I was told that Lyon, recently, expressed a different opinion to yours on the worth of Clancee Pearce. I don't "driding" (sic) anyone's schooling.

Perhaps you might also point out any positive comment you have made about the WAFL other than how wonderful the host club alignment is and what a wonderful job Grant Dorrington did.

Don't waste your time with this numpty Swan, he is a AFL sychophant, the almighty all powerfull all knowing corporate monster has brainwashed him ( not that, that is hard like most of these automons he has the brain the size of a pea) Fully emmursed in the endless pro AFL media propaganda of 7, 9, The West Sunday Times 6PR et al , just another drone banging the AFL drum.

swan42 wrote:

anchorman wrote:

Bazza wrote: Spot on Swan

Write your own crap HIDEAWAY. You been sniping here for a long time and don't have the nous to make your own post here.
It is a pity that people like you make me shudder to be a Souths supporter.

A Souths' supporter who has not been to one Souths' game. I am sure my former teachers at Belmont Senior High School are happy with your endorsement of the quality of education I received there. Perhaps you can list the supposed long words that I used which you did not understand. As a matter if interest which secondary school did you attend?

Did they have secondary school in the 1920's?

like most AFL supporters, they forget where their players are recruited from. Fyfe from Claremont, Johnson from Perth, Ballantyne from Peel, Mzungu from Perth, Walters from Swan Districts etc .

Most people in this state wouldn't even know that $10million dollar man Buddy Franklin was recruited from the Perth Footy Club.

This WAFL comp has / and still does churn out stars. The media still do not give it the rightful recognition. And never will. Some of them need to see how its done overseas. They have no idea here and nor does the AFL themselves. Very ammaturish and a lack of class.

Talent is talent Jardine if the WAFL didn't exist the AFL would still find it. Mature age players like Mzungu you could state a case that Perth developed him well. Genetics are 99 percent of it nowadays.

jardine wrote: like most AFL supporters, they forget where their players are recruited from. Fyfe from Claremont, Johnson from Perth, Ballantyne from Peel, Mzungu from Perth, Walters from Swan Districts etc .

Most people in this state wouldn't even know that $10million dollar man Buddy Franklin was recruited from the Perth Footy Club.

This WAFL comp has / and still does churn out stars. The media still do not give it the rightful recognition. And never will. Some of them need to see how its done overseas. They have no idea here and nor does the AFL themselves. Very ammaturish and a lack of class.

Ch 7 and The West mention WAFL , are you kidding.

yeah the record is stuck but your still not hearing it get a new battery for your hearing aid.

anchorman wrote:

swan42 wrote:

anchorman wrote: Pardon me Swannie but it was you who was espousing your learnings the other day to someone else here.Driding his schooling. OK for some to snipe but not others.
Go take your gripe water

How about coming to one of the WAFL semi-finals a/man and show some interest in the WAFL. Also, I was told that Lyon, recently, expressed a different opinion to yours on the worth of Clancee Pearce. I don't "driding" (sic) anyone's schooling.

Perhaps you might also point out any positive comment you have made about the WAFL other than how wonderful the host club alignment is and what a wonderful job Grant Dorrington did.

Swan in regards to your last sentence. The record is stuck, is stuck, is stuck ,is stuck, is stuck. We went through that many times on Footygoss and many times here. Are you getting forgetful in your later years. Maybe some memory games might help you remember.
Oh yeah and sorry about the miss spelling of deride. Just an error on my part. But don't forget you questioned someones schooling.
And as I said Swan, I enjoy stirring you up. It is fun and almost as good as fishing and much cheaper.
Your turn now Bazza.

By your own admission a/man you are ill-informed about the WAFL. You don't attend matches, you lack rudimentary knowledge of your own Freo players playing in the WAFL (e.g. Moller), you don't care about the WAFL; yet you pontificate about the virtues of the host club alignment to the WAFL.

Perhaps you might like to put an apostrophe in the correct plave: someones schooling. Provide evidence a/man; or would it be too easy to refute.

anchorman wrote:

swan42 wrote:

anchorman wrote:

swan42 wrote:

anchorman wrote: Pardon me Swannie but it was you who was espousing your learnings the other day to someone else here.Driding his schooling. OK for some to snipe but not others.
Go take your gripe water

How about coming to one of the WAFL semi-finals a/man and show some interest in the WAFL. Also, I was told that Lyon, recently, expressed a different opinion to yours on the worth of Clancee Pearce. I don't "driding" (sic) anyone's schooling.

Perhaps you might also point out any positive comment you have made about the WAFL other than how wonderful the host club alignment is and what a wonderful job Grant Dorrington did.

Swan in regards to your last sentence. The record is stuck, is stuck, is stuck ,is stuck, is stuck. We went through that many times on Footygoss and many times here. Are you getting forgetful in your later years. Maybe some memory games might help you remember.
Oh yeah and sorry about the miss spelling of deride. Just an error on my part. But don't forget you questioned someones schooling.
And as I said Swan, I enjoy stirring you up. It is fun and almost as good as fishing and much cheaper.
Your turn now Bazza.

By your own admission a/man you are ill-informed about the WAFL. You don't attend matches, you lack rudimentary knowledge of your own Freo players playing in the WAFL (e.g. Moller), you don't care about the WAFL; yet you pontificate about the virtues of the host club alignment to the WAFL.

Perhaps you might like to put an apostrophe in the correct plave: someones schooling. Provide evidence a/man; or would it be too easy to refute.

As I said before the record is stuck, is stuck, is stuck.
You were the one bragging about your high quality schooling and deriding some one else here by asking what their qualifications were.
As for mine I would even bother to think about telling you.
But I do have to say I am loving taunting you and winding you up.
You are easier to catch than a blowie.

A/man how is saying I was educated at Belmont Senior High School bragging about your high quality schooling? I must have missed the memo which stated that BSHS was the epitome of high schools in WA. Whilst I acknowledge that the teachers I had were dedicated, as are most of the teaching fraternity, you are truly deluding yourself a/man with some of your comments. Keep trying to rationalise your base, inane and uninformed comments if it sates your desires. You have domonstrably and unambiguously proved that your comments on the WAFL are from blissful (to you) ignorance.

I can't believe this thread is still going. It is in no way a sign that a proportion of WAFL supporters will whinge and moan constantly at such inane things.

anchorman wrote: LOL again nice try.
You queried someone here about his education.FACT.
Still it is great fishing with you.
It is stuck, it is stuck it is stuck

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Keep trying to rationalise your base, inane and uninformed comments if it sates your desires. You have domonstrably and unambiguously proved that your comments on the WAFL are from blissful (to you) ignorance.