Funny how he runs his mouth now that he is retired. He played against the returning players once and squibbed the contest all day.
Just a typical loudmouth Hawthorn ladyboy
and some are happy for this flog to come to us. Yeah…nah
Funny how he runs his mouth now that he is retired. He played against the returning players once and squibbed the contest all day.
Just a typical loudmouth Hawthorn ladyboy
and some are happy for this flog to come to us. Yeah…nah
Its not just the fact that he has said the above. It is also that he is using it as justification for his needle in the arm jibe.
T N U C
Always has been, always will be.
Got a book to sell, a book that will be in the discount bin selling for $5 within a month
Turd of a bloke, but clearly knows his stuff.
He was involved with the best club for 15 years, we’d be mad not to look at him. I hated Greg Williams but look what he did with Jobe!
Special_Agent_Johnny pls.
So, he played the AFL stooge in the saga. Will he reveal in his book why he got dropped as Hawthorn captain? That’s something he might have inside information about.
Let’s smash these ■■■■■.
That’s a bit rude!
Go to the opening post of this thread, click on the little button above the reply button and click on muted.
I’ve never muted a topic before, but I don’t want to see his name on Blitz if I can avoid it.
Anyone care to join me?
BRING
HIM
(STRAIGHT)
IN
Should I send a tweet to apologise?
I’d like to, but am enjoying everyone berating him.
“I’ll be honest; as an AFL player, the Essendon scandal ■■■■■■ me off,” Mitchell revealed in his new autobiography, Relentless. “What happened cast an unfair stain over the overwhelming majority of players who had never taken part in any injection program and I took my frustration to the AFL Players’ Association.
“I have no inside information about the situation at the time and understand the Essendon players were poorly managed and governed, but I have always found myself falling short of calling them the victims.”
Sam Mitchell taunts Essendon players by motioning to inject himself with a needle. Picture: Fox Sports
Calling it a “messy affair”, Mitchell said he believed the Essendon players “were at the lower end of the blame game, but they weren’t entirely blameless for what happened at Windy Hill during 2012”.“I felt sorrier for the first and second-year players who were involved in it. They probably didn’t know any better,” he said.
“While I have some sympathy for the way it turned out for the players, who were ultimately suspended for a season, I am still surprised they didn’t oppose the program, especially the senior players who had been around a long time.”
Anyone still want him?
Yes.
I want him to catch fire.
This prick & Bob Murphy writing books just shows how ■■■■■■■ out of touch footballers are and how stupidly big their ego’s are.
One didn’t win the Brownlow & the other didn’t win the Premiership.
Doesn’t really change how I feel about him, just confirms I was right. NFI.
He’s basically saying Jobe, and any senior player, McVeigh, whoever else, are complicit. And he’s done that at the same time as saying - ‘yeah, EFC players ruined the image of injections for the rest of us’.
Not going to waste any more energy on idiots.
Send him Bruce’s 135 page recent document and it will be clear as day they are victims.
Stressed_out:“I’ll be honest; as an AFL player, the Essendon scandal ■■■■■■ me off,” Mitchell revealed in his new autobiography, Relentless. “What happened cast an unfair stain over the overwhelming majority of players who had never taken part in any injection program and I took my frustration to the AFL Players’ Association.
“I have no inside information about the situation at the time and understand the Essendon players were poorly managed and governed, but I have always found myself falling short of calling them the victims.”
Sam Mitchell taunts Essendon players by motioning to inject himself with a needle. Picture: Fox Sports
Calling it a “messy affair”, Mitchell said he believed the Essendon players “were at the lower end of the blame game, but they weren’t entirely blameless for what happened at Windy Hill during 2012”.“I felt sorrier for the first and second-year players who were involved in it. They probably didn’t know any better,” he said.
“While I have some sympathy for the way it turned out for the players, who were ultimately suspended for a season, I am still surprised they didn’t oppose the program, especially the senior players who had been around a long time.”
Anyone still want him?
Yes.
I want him to catch fire.
Careful. St Kilda got in lots of trouble for burning dwarfs and this is a particularly flammable one.
Send him Bruce’s 135 page recent document and it will be clear as day they are victims
Are you certain the skidmark can read?