oh snap.
Fitting he walked out on the local club paying him on the eve of finals, wouldnt want to ruin a clean sheet of no finals wins
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Hopefully he lasts longer than Wanganeen did…
Started tonight.
His first line to his tribe. “Hi, I’m David. I’m a retired AFL footballer. Actually I was sacked.”
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Meh
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Go Zaka!
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So good
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“….and I wasn’t picked up by anyone else so it probs wasn’t unreasonable. Anyway, who ya wanna vote out?”
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Thought his contract had expired? That’s not a sacking.
Zaka with the goal!!!
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No idea. That quote was just what he said. He was being flippant.
Delisted and sacked same thing, isn’t it?
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The villain guy was a decent kick, got unlucky. But geez, just a tad of pressure on Zaka taking that kick.
Barely appeared in the first week, much more involvement this week. Bet he felt sick after eating that whole cake.
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bit greedy. You’d think he’d share some with the bloke that gave it to him who only got a slice of bread.
Rules are rules!
Love a bit of aussie survivor. Survivor is one of those shows that if it’s on in the background or you flick over to it, it annoys you it;s still on tv, but if you watch it from the start, every episode and get attached to it, it’s a great show. The aussie one is actually better than the american one in my opinion.
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I note Zaka has his mansion on the market. Appearing on survivor, Didn’t he set himself up with a career for apres footee when he was on big bucks
Proximity to Tulla may be less of a priority in his choice of housing now, to be fair.
Fair point, Bad timing; he could have sold his place to Pendles, who just bought round the corner from me in sandi. But, well, a full size basketball court probs isn’t enough even for a bloke who apparently had a basketball background about 20 years ago. Whats the cafe culture like in Lower Plenty?
I like survivor.
Sue me.
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