Well done M. Geyer for "Yawnion" comment on Roast.

[gaterooze]

Here's hoping for 2006... finally a decent Footy Show. Surely they can't keep flogging that dead horse for much longer?

 

[dontmakemeangry]

He may be a bit on the lighter side of brain capacity but the blokes a revelation, it goes to show you don't have to be polished and elequant to say what you feel. Well done MG, about time someone said they couldn't give a toss about that other androtop code.

 

[Jimbo]

God.

Last few weeks you've all been giving it to MG and now everyone is like "oh well done MG" :roll:

Make up your minds.

My Mind is set. MG is the peoples voice!

Well I still think he's a f*ckwit who is only on there to say controversial stuff for the sake of it.

Good call though. Well scripted Channel Nein

 

[t-ba]

MG hit the nail on the head there, but his comments about female reporters were a bit off colour.

If I were overhauling the Footy Show, I'd just shift the Roast panel over and add Sterlo too it.

Bingo. Maybe Cut Paul Kent out...and have a guest (Current player) panelist every week and you've got the makings of a reborn TFS...

 

[Knightmare]

He was a wild one in his days as a player and he's not the most intelligent bloke in footy, but I'm right behind MG in the comments he makes- he's got some sense in him and he knows where it's at. Keep 'em coming MG!

 

[*Sandy*]

Why do you say he's not the most intelligent bloke in footy? He obviously displays a lot of intelligence to have gotten himself this far in after footy life. ;-)

 

[dontmakemeangry]

Why do you say he's not the most intelligent bloke in footy? He obviously displays a lot of intelligence to have gotten himself this far in after footy life. ;-)

Gotta agree with you there PK..... :idea:

 

[aqua_duck]

Why do you say he's not the most intelligent bloke in footy? He obviously displays a lot of intelligence to have gotten himself this far in after footy life. ;-)

He probably means in terms of book smarts, like you wouldnt expect MG to become a GP somewhere down the track. The beauty of MG is that he is rough around the edges, he wears his heart on his sleeve, he doesnt just delivery the standard cliches but he also doesn't mind admitting that he's made mistakes during his playing days.

 

[Misanthrope]

I actually like Paul Kent as a panelist. He rubs MG up the wrong way, and presents a viewpoint from outside rugby league. I think it's something refreshing, to hear about football from someone who isn't a current or former player. Hell, I'd love to see Hollywood Harrigan added to the panel.

 

[DIEHARD]

Fittler is awesome on NRL Deluxe.