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Re: Warren Partland Article

Postby redandblack » Fri Apr 02, 2010 2:40 pm

With respect,

1 Centrals

2 Your faith is misplaced.

3 Norwood

4 As nickname said, that's opinion

5 I can think of many topics vastly more boring, but that's just my opinion too.

6 If you think it's boring, why read it or post?
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Re: Warren Partland Article

Postby Barto » Fri Apr 02, 2010 2:50 pm

redandblack wrote:6 If you think it's boring, why read it or post?


Boredom?
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Re: Warren Partland Article

Postby Dutchy » Fri Apr 02, 2010 3:01 pm

redandblack wrote:With respect,

1 Centrals

2 Your faith is misplaced.

3 Norwood

4 As nickname said, that's opinion

5 I can think of many topics vastly more boring, but that's just my opinion too.

6 If you think it's boring, why read it or post?


So centrals have won a flag by being over the significantly over the cap - fact or heresay?

So they dont audit the clubs?

Where did Norwood benefit from their indiscretion?

to moderate the thread if necessary, history shows salary cap threads need a close eye on them
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Re: Warren Partland Article

Postby redandblack » Fri Apr 02, 2010 3:22 pm

1 Yes, Centrals did. You've now added the word 'significantly' and it wasn't significant. I was answering your original point.

2 Yes, they do audit the clubs. No-one would pretend it's a full and foolproof audit.

3 Norwood signed several ex-Sydney Swans players, among others, and won games because of it. They're now paying a heavy price and IMO would consider themselves no orphans in the action they took.

4 By all means we should keep an eye on salary cap threads, but there has been no problem with this legitimate discussion following the recent news about North's breach. Why act now?

Surely the forum can withstand a reasonable discussion about a relevant important football matter without posting that it's boring?

With great respect, there are many boring topics on any forum. I'm not sure that it helps, or is necessary, if we post that we think they're boring?
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Re: Warren Partland Article

Postby Dutchy » Fri Apr 02, 2010 3:44 pm

just my opinion that its boring, play on
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Re: Warren Partland Article

Postby Mr Irate » Fri Apr 02, 2010 4:51 pm

redandblack wrote:1 Yes, Centrals did. You've now added the word 'significantly' and it wasn't significant. I was answering your original point.

2 Yes, they do audit the clubs. No-one would pretend it's a full and foolproof audit.

3 Norwood signed several ex-Sydney Swans players, among others, and won games because of it. They're now paying a heavy price and IMO would consider themselves no orphans in the action they took.

4 By all means we should keep an eye on salary cap threads, but there has been no problem with this legitimate discussion following the recent news about North's breach. Why act now?

Surely the forum can withstand a reasonable discussion about a relevant important football matter without posting that it's boring?

With great respect, there are many boring topics on any forum. I'm not sure that it helps, or is necessary, if we post that we think they're boring?


Actually Centrals went over the cap AFTER they won the flag when they gave each player a video of our first premiership triumph, and a player to watch it on.
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Re: Warren Partland Article

Postby whufc » Fri Apr 02, 2010 5:35 pm

Mr Irate wrote:
redandblack wrote:1 Yes, Centrals did. You've now added the word 'significantly' and it wasn't significant. I was answering your original point.

2 Yes, they do audit the clubs. No-one would pretend it's a full and foolproof audit.

3 Norwood signed several ex-Sydney Swans players, among others, and won games because of it. They're now paying a heavy price and IMO would consider themselves no orphans in the action they took.

4 By all means we should keep an eye on salary cap threads, but there has been no problem with this legitimate discussion following the recent news about North's breach. Why act now?

Surely the forum can withstand a reasonable discussion about a relevant important football matter without posting that it's boring?

With great respect, there are many boring topics on any forum. I'm not sure that it helps, or is necessary, if we post that we think they're boring?


Actually Centrals went over the cap AFTER they won the flag when they gave each player a video of our first premiership triumph, and a player to watch it on.


Oh geez now you have came in a added fact to the topic shame on you.
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