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Irrespective of your take on this incident, what Eddie McGuire did was diplomatic. It was Indigenous Round and Eddie did the right thing.
Take a lead from Sydney coach John Longmire who said
''We're really appreciative Eddie McGuire coming to the rooms after the game, which is a fantastic gesture.''
For the black community he may have just saved some kids from being called the usual names by making people think twice well at least for a while.
You can play spot the oldies in this thread: "I remember the good old days when you could call a b___ a b ____ and they'd take it with a smile".
You can play spot the oldies in this thread: "I remember the good old days when you could call a b___ a b ____ and they'd take it with a smile".
Does this seem a little over the top to you or is it just me ?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-25/goodes-gutted-but-places-no-blame/4712772
Should she have said it? No.
Should he have been offended? If it was delivered in the sense that I think it would have been, yes.
Should he have left the field? No.
Should it have ended at the fence? Not sure. The girl needs to be made aware it's not right. Not sure how it could have best been handled.
Should it have made it past the papers and news after the next edition. No.
its just you...
i'm sick of it to be honest... we're all people so why do we need to insult each other by color and looks? time it was stamped out. I think A Goodes is a top bloke.
its just you...
i'm sick of it to be honest... we're all people so why do we need to insult each other by color and looks? time it was stamped out. I think A Goodes is a top bloke.
I'm with you blokes. Why on earth in this day and age do some people need to call others derogatory names? How about some respect within the community? In the end that's what it's all about, respect, which some people have none of. By the way the girl apologised on national TV last night, time to move on.
It's a football match, did you expect the ballet audience ?
They deliberately didn't post her image on the ABC, the Age, Channel 7 or channel 10.
Newscorp though put her on the front page of the Herald Sun. Pathetic company. No idea of child welfare.
I'm with you blokes. Why on earth in this day and age do some people need to call others derogatory names? How about some respect within the community? In the end that's what it's all about, respect, which some people have none of. By the way the girl apologised on national TV last night, time to move on.
Does this seem a little over the top to you or is it just me ?
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-25/goodes-gutted-but-places-no-blame/4712772
Yes, Over-The-Top...for sure.
I was called worse at school.
The Footy Show has been calling Dunstall and Lyon, and some others "apes" or "gorillas" for many years too.Exactly, I was called names, everyone was , kids pick on the physical differences and use them to taunt you.
Sorry everyone but ......that's life.
The Footy Show has been calling Dunstall and Lyon, and some others "apes" or "gorillas" for many years too.
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