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Geez , what an inspirational line from Pagan , really knows how to get the best out of his troops. :roll:

Stirring stuff Dennis , thumbs up. :-D

http://www.bigfooty.com/forum/showthread.php?t=332859

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It sounds pretty bad but we are only getting one side of the story. Maybe Glenn is being a little sensitive??????

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Bunks wrote:
It sounds pretty bad but we are only getting one side of the story. Maybe Glenn is being a little sensitive??????



Manton
Hulme
Beaumont
McGrath
French
Harford
McKernan.

Ratten, Bradley, Mckay, Hickmott didn't exactly leave on good terms either.


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Hulme's mum said that DP was mean to him!

Is that supposed to be funny?

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Gee, if that's the worst that Pagan said to him, he's got an amazingly thin skin :lol:

Pity he decided not to play on. His career was undoubtedly on the rise by the time of his "retirement" ;-) He could have been one of the games greats if he'd stayed on. I wonder why he didn't do a Campo and go to another club to show us what we were missing?

Oh, that's right - he couldn't go back to Sheedy. Did Sheeds say something nasty about his bolts? :shock:

Pity he couldn't play under a gentleman like Clarkson. But then again, his short temper and attacks on journos might just tell us how he is behind closed doors at Hawthorn. Remember the time when he spent half-an-hour yelling at his players while the press waited outside for a scheduled press conference at training ... and he'd left a door or window open so they could hear what was going on :lol:


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Hulme's mum said that DP was mean to him!

Is that supposed to be funny?

You mean his Mum didn't say "Poor old Darren did his knee and he was never right after that. He wanted to go on, but he'd lost his zip so the coach had to exit him out" :lol:

If Pagan said anything beyond the pale to Hulmey, he would have had a broken jaw ;-)


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I remember thinking that when DP first came to the club that he would have no emotional attachments and would make some hard decisions that needed to be made.

He may not have won any friends but I think that holding on to some of these players would have prolonged our renaissance.

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jim wrote:
Bunks wrote:
It sounds pretty bad but we are only getting one side of the story. Maybe Glenn is being a little sensitive??????



Manton
Hulme
Beaumont
McGrath
French
Harford
McKernan.

Ratten, Bradley, Mckay, Hickmott didn't exactly leave on good terms either.


That says it all about our fearless leader doesnt it

What were those comments Beaumont made to Kangas players back then re Pagan ?

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jim wrote:
Bunks wrote:
It sounds pretty bad but we are only getting one side of the story. Maybe Glenn is being a little sensitive??????



Manton
Hulme
Beaumont
McGrath
French
Harford
McKernan.

Ratten, Bradley, Mckay, Hickmott didn't exactly leave on good terms either.


Davies?
Campo?
Bryan?

And you could have almost added Thornton & Russell to that list also?

Lappins relationship with DP has always been 'iffy' if the rumours are anything to go by.

And then there is Barry Mitchell.

Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm! :?

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jim wrote:
Bunks wrote:
It sounds pretty bad but we are only getting one side of the story. Maybe Glenn is being a little sensitive??????



Manton
Hulme
Beaumont
McGrath
French
Harford
McKernan.

Ratten, Bradley, Mckay, Hickmott didn't exactly leave on good terms either.


Interesting that only one of those names mentioned went on to play anywhere else (McKernan, who we got a good trade for).

Maybe their careers were over?

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Deano Supremo wrote:
jim wrote:
Bunks wrote:
It sounds pretty bad but we are only getting one side of the story. Maybe Glenn is being a little sensitive??????



Manton
Hulme
Beaumont
McGrath
French
Harford
McKernan.

Ratten, Bradley, Mckay, Hickmott didn't exactly leave on good terms either.


Interesting that only one of those names mentioned went on to play anywhere else (McKernan, who we got a good trade for).

Maybe their careers were over?


Beaumont went to Hawthorn didn't he?

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ryan2000 wrote:
Deano Supremo wrote:
jim wrote:
Bunks wrote:
It sounds pretty bad but we are only getting one side of the story. Maybe Glenn is being a little sensitive??????



Manton
Hulme
Beaumont
McGrath
French
Harford
McKernan.

Ratten, Bradley, Mckay, Hickmott didn't exactly leave on good terms either.


Interesting that only one of those names mentioned went on to play anywhere else (McKernan, who we got a good trade for).

Maybe their careers were over?


Beaumont went to Hawthorn didn't he?


Yeah true, forgot about him. Two out of the list then. They hardly set the world on fire either.

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Deano Supremo wrote:
ryan2000 wrote:
Deano Supremo wrote:
jim wrote:
Bunks wrote:
It sounds pretty bad but we are only getting one side of the story. Maybe Glenn is being a little sensitive??????



Manton
Hulme
Beaumont
McGrath
French
Harford
McKernan.

Ratten, Bradley, Mckay, Hickmott didn't exactly leave on good terms either.


Interesting that only one of those names mentioned went on to play anywhere else (McKernan, who we got a good trade for).

Maybe their careers were over?


Beaumont went to Hawthorn didn't he?


Yeah true, forgot about him. Two out of the list then. They hardly set the world on fire either.


... and also two on that list are now assistant coaches to someone who according to the people of TC 'didn't exactly leave on good terms'.

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Deano Supremo wrote:
jim wrote:
Bunks wrote:
It sounds pretty bad but we are only getting one side of the story. Maybe Glenn is being a little sensitive??????



Manton
Hulme
Beaumont
McGrath
French
Harford
McKernan.

Ratten, Bradley, Mckay, Hickmott didn't exactly leave on good terms either.


Interesting that only one of those names mentioned went on to play anywhere else (McKernan, who we got a good trade for).

Maybe their careers were over?


Mick Martyn's career was over too but he still managed to get to 300 games....


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C'mon guys....imagine the things Sheedy, Lethal, Barassi, Blighty etc. have said to players over the years!!

You can't really expect guys who have been dumped by a coach to say "Gee, what a great bloke!". Seriously.

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Indie wrote:
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Gee, if that's the worst that Pagan said to him, he's got an amazingly thin skin :lol:

Pity he decided not to play on. His career was undoubtedly on the rise by the time of his "retirement" ;-) He could have been one of the games greats if he'd stayed on. I wonder why he didn't do a Campo and go to another club to show us what we were missing?

Oh, that's right - he couldn't go back to Sheedy. Did Sheeds say something nasty about his bolts? :shock:

Pity he couldn't play under a gentleman like Clarkson. But then again, his short temper and attacks on journos might just tell us how he is behind closed doors at Hawthorn. Remember the time when he spent half-an-hour yelling at his players while the press waited outside for a scheduled press conference at training ... and he'd left a door or window open so they could hear what was going on :lol:


I just remember what the little prick did to Ian Aitken 20 years ago......grrrrr!!

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Bunks wrote:
Indie wrote:
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Gee, if that's the worst that Pagan said to him, he's got an amazingly thin skin :lol:

Pity he decided not to play on. His career was undoubtedly on the rise by the time of his "retirement" ;-) He could have been one of the games greats if he'd stayed on. I wonder why he didn't do a Campo and go to another club to show us what we were missing?

Oh, that's right - he couldn't go back to Sheedy. Did Sheeds say something nasty about his bolts? :shock:

Pity he couldn't play under a gentleman like Clarkson. But then again, his short temper and attacks on journos might just tell us how he is behind closed doors at Hawthorn. Remember the time when he spent half-an-hour yelling at his players while the press waited outside for a scheduled press conference at training ... and he'd left a door or window open so they could hear what was going on :lol:


I just remember what the little prick did to Ian Aitken 20 years ago......grrrrr!!


... and 'The Dominator' fixed up the little sniper straight afterwards :-D

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Is there a 'care factor' widget we can get going on this site?

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What's a widget?

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DownUnderChick wrote:
What's a widget?


Who cares?

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