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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth  
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best on ground apparently tonight for the tigers i would give him a contract next year im sure most wont thoughts to discuss  dont hate the player hate the game
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Phillip Tufnell  Joined: 1/14/2007 Posts: 11,126 Location: Unknown, in witness relocation
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He was very good tonight tonight. He racked them up quietly. He certainly played well. Only Jackson got more contested possessions for the tigers, he ended the match with 13 kicks, 14 handballs and 5 marks.  Banner by Pooc!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fuk6e5hEeYI
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Brian Lara  Joined: 9/24/2005 Posts: 3,368 Location: Australia
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As long as he is fit (hes had a few injury set backs this season) he is a good player still and can definitely contribute on field to a developing side. I couldnt believe the backlash hes suffered this yr to date, unfairly because of injury concerns too. If his body is right, I'd give him one last year for sure.
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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same thing happened with mcphee at freo he worked judd over big time on sat night i reckon if he doesnt suffer injuries he will only help the tigers next year dont hate the player hate the game
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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is in hospital sedated under supervision reaction to a sleeping tablet dont hate the player hate the game
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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is in hospital sedated under supervision reaction to a sleeping tablet dont hate the player hate the game
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Zinedine Zidane  Joined: 11/3/2009 Posts: 3,438 Location: always coasting..
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..reported here that he was in an induced coma... after mysterious stomach complaint earlier in season ... read between the lines... smacks of depressive problems ...   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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"jujuno"..reported here that he was in an induced coma... after mysterious stomach complaint earlier in season ... read between the lines... smacks of depressive problems ... you yet again dont know what your on a bout dont hate the player hate the game
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Steve Redgrave  Joined: 1/12/2007 Posts: 8,105 Location: isle of man
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how did the ex hard drug addict get on with his mysterious reaction to a deadly sleeping pill smiddy.?? how often is he drug tested. .
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Viv Richards  Joined: 4/30/2007 Posts: 2,199 Location: The Barri
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3 times a week they say LL.  Kit and Oscar are the Main Men Go The Tigers - Eat 'em Alive. Go The Rock
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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at least thats with out the hair testing i think the problem is that its a fact he takes a shit load of caffiene to get him up for every game i think his body is struggling with abuse of drugs and alcohol for years it was a prescribed sleeping tablet and it seems his body needed a break from the mixing of uppers and downers as after a game a large amount of afl players use pescription drugs to sleep l dont hate the player hate the game
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Zinedine Zidane Joined: 11/3/2009 Posts: 3,438 Location: always coasting..
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.not just the footballers.. apparently some of the test cricketers take caffeine pills as well...and red bull in between... but a doctor this morning said one sleeping tablet couldn't have caused this reaction...and an "allergy" doesn't suddenly appear when you have been taking them for some time.... more to this...  ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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Phillip Tufnell Joined: 1/14/2007 Posts: 11,126 Location: Unknown, in witness relocation
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"jujuno".not just the footballers.. apparently some of the test cricketers take caffeine pills as well...and red bull in between... but a doctor this morning said one sleeping tablet couldn't have caused this reaction... and an "allergy" doesn't suddenly appear when you have been taking them for some time.... more to this... Yes it can. I have treated plenty of patients who have had a reaction to a medication that they have taken regularly in the past. It is just the bodies way of saying that it has had enough of that particular drug. It is quite common for a person to have a reaction the second or third time they are exposed to certain drugs too. The same with bee stings, the first time you are stung you are ok, if stung again an anaphylactic reaction may occur. The body is amazing, and we do not fully understand how it works, but you can take medication for some time before reacting to it. I do agree that there may be more to this than meets the eye (how cynical are we). Banner by Pooc!!! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fuk6e5hEeYI
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Phil Taylor  Joined: 5/26/2006 Posts: 2,598 Location: Perth WA
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"saintly96""jujuno".not just the footballers.. apparently some of the test cricketers take caffeine pills as well...and red bull in between... but a doctor this morning said one sleeping tablet couldn't have caused this reaction... and an "allergy" doesn't suddenly appear when you have been taking them for some time.... more to this... Yes it can. I have treated plenty of patients who have had a reaction to a medication that they have taken regularly in the past. It is just the bodies way of saying that it has had enough of that particular drug. It is quite common for a person to have a reaction the second or third time they are exposed to certain drugs too. The same with bee stings, the first time you are stung you are ok, if stung again an anaphylactic reaction may occur. The body is amazing, and we do not fully understand how it works, but you can take medication for some time before reacting to it. I do agree that there may be more to this than meets the eye (how cynical are we). +1 I agree, I have also treated patients who have been fine with a drug one, day then break out in something later, or get sent to ICU with anaphylactic reaction.
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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i personally think its more the fact his body has been abused for close to 15 years now surely he is not like a normal 31yo uppers downers and piss will do that to your body i reckon dont hate the player hate the game
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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ive just seen a trailer for his doco it looks like bloody good viewing cant wait for it dont hate the player hate the game
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Roger Bannister  Joined: 6/14/2007 Posts: 5,814
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smiddy197 wrote:ive just seen a trailer for his doco
it looks like bloody good viewing
cant wait for it I'm looking forward to seeing it too smiddy .. we've had the do gooders this week saying that they hope it doesn't "glorify drug use" but from what I saw with the short extracts from his family, where my heart sunk and ached for them I think it will be far from that. I think (and hope) the documentary will show what a waste of your life drugs really are.
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Ian Thorpe  Joined: 1/18/2007 Posts: 5,789
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LibranLady wrote:smiddy197 wrote:ive just seen a trailer for his doco
it looks like bloody good viewing
cant wait for it I'm looking forward to seeing it too smiddy .. we've had the do gooders this week saying that they hope it doesn't "glorify drug use" but from what I saw with the short extracts from his family, where my heart sunk and ached for them I think it will be far from that. I think (and hope) the documentary will show what a waste of your life drugs really are. Seen and heard a trailer of it and i'm really intrigued. Certainly shouldn't be glorifying drug use. Thats not the intention of the documentary. If anything hopefully it will again open up the eyes of the people of australia to the perils of taking drugs and the affects it can have on people around you. You'll always have the neigh sayers who think its all a publicity stunt, way for cousions to make extra cash before retirement and all that jazz but there is and will always be two sides to it. People can see the effetcs first hand its had on Ben's dad Bryan and the Cousins family, his mates, the wider football community, and the West Coast football club to. Will see some interesting characters interviewed in the doco to. One being a close mate of Cuusins, and well known wa identity John kizon. He'll give people a massive insight into what happened. Will be a ratings hit for 7 guranteed. Particularly in WA where Cousins is still very much loved. Tbh i'd rather they not show it in grand final week but. Would take the gloss off of the biggest stage in the afl being the grand final, the two teams playing in it, and the brownlow medalist named earlier in the week. Wont be a hear one day gone the next story. Will hang around and be talked about. The teasers to it just seem so intriguing and i'll be glued to it from the moment the doco starts because i'm still a big fan of the guy, will always will have time for him, in particular his footy and his overcoming of addiction
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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i can pretty much tell you what is going to happen but it will be quality viewing either way they wont show it gf week dont hate the player hate the game
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Ian Thorpe Joined: 1/18/2007 Posts: 5,789
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smiddy197 wrote:i can pretty much tell you what is going to happen
but it will be quality viewing either way
they wont show it gf week All i've heard atm is it will be in gf week. There's a six week period where they can show it now, but just dont want it to interupt and take the focus off the grand final. Just my opinion
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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you dont get the mail seb 25th 26th august it will be dont hate the player hate the game
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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was good again today has a meeting on monday with tigers to discuss future they are saying it will be a mutual decision i find that hard to believe if they dont give him 1 more year i hope he gets another year dont hate the player hate the game
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Arnold Palmer Joined: 12/14/2006 Posts: 14,306 Location: perth
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press is saying he is pulling the pin which i find strange after his interview on on the couch a month ago dont hate the player hate the game
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Zinedine Zidane Joined: 11/3/2009 Posts: 3,438 Location: always coasting..
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They were talking about Cousins retiring on radio this morning... the worry is will he lose motivation to stay clean if there's no game to keep fit for... ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
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