The end of the radio career and therefore a great deal of his influence.
A reasonable conclusion to be drawn is that he’s seriously ill. I’m not for him passing away early.
So he’s going to have to adjust to life post-game so to speak.
I suppose he could still do his “comments” section once a week or something.
In my opinion, stating that Gillards late father “ died of shame” was beneath contempt and 40% of his advertisers agreed with me by pulling their advertising. She’s never forgiven him-didn’t accept his apology and as hopeless a pm as she was, I can’t blame her. It was probably at that time, he should have been ostracised from polite society because it’s a shockingly dark and malicious thing to say to anyone. It’s sick and twisted.
Last week he said some good things about helping overseas students stuck here with no money and being unable to work like they used to. He prefers landcare over fracking. He’s been very personally generous to complete strangers. He’s trying to put young people in the public eye.
I suppose you can wield power for good causes if you want to.
Hes probably writing his book, setting up a scholarship program etc. I am sure he wants to be remembered kindly.
He towers over Hadley intellectually.
Interesting how both of them have been accused of being workplace bullies. I blame their employers for their continued tenure. At least the bbc sacked that top gear flog.