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This book will be a good read, not just for crows fans. Caught Mcleod / wife on one of the morning shows talking about his new book. Sounds like it will get to the bottom of the edwards / hewitt / mcleod problems and provide a good insight to his aboriginal heritage.
on the hewitt issue, it's good to see all parties have kept negative coments out of the media and dealt with them behind closed doors. Will this book change things? I don't reckon that will be mcleods style.
would anyone be interested in reading this?

I don't think I'd bother to buy it - but might read it if a copy were lying around somewhere like a Dentist's waiting room..
Presumably, it will offer only one subjective view on the Hewitt, Edwards, McLeod, saga which was a minor issue even in local terms.

It will sell as he's got an adoring, captive market.

Personally couldn't give a rats about the Ley-Ley issue but I agree with Psyber, it's hardly going to be a balanced opinion from Bungi.

Psyber wrote:I don't think I'd bother to buy it - but might read it if a copy were lying around somewhere like a Dentist's waiting room..
Presumably, it will offer only one subjective view on the Hewitt, Edwards, McLeod, saga which was a minor issue even in local terms.

thats only one small part of his life, i think his proud aboriginal heritage would make interesting reading, and obvioulsy he has been a star player. for mine it should have more to offer than the average autobiography..

I'll only buy it if it has a diamante 23 on the back.

Wonder if McLeod knows that all crows are black?

Drop Bear wrote:Wonder if McLeod knows that all crows are black?

Not all are

Mr Beefy wrote:

Drop Bear wrote:Wonder if McLeod knows that all crows are black?

Not all are

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