NEW RICHARD PYBUS INTERVIEW!!

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Gils
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mapoui2 wrote:this whole conversation is a repeat...from the days of Bennett King. King was supposed to do all this. he did not and Sking cost a million per.........we are being dazzled with white skin once more while the nig nog flim flam artists struggle off with the pots of gold at Factory Road....
the big mout' Tom at the centre of things refuses to understand life and society........ WE CANNOT EXPECT THEM TO CHANGE THE WAY THEY MAKE THEIR LIVING AND KEEP THEIR CLASS SOCIALLY DOMINANT IN THE REGION.........it never stops, cant stop. but there is always a new supply of fools to be taken to the cleaners

The proposal was " overwhelmingly rejected ". So I'd guess that's something like 15 - 2.

Even the clever fool and the dunce must now realise their alligence of convenience is founded on conflicting interests, so like the WICBC, will dissolve into history.

This news items only speeds that process along.
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Yes it's disappointing that that aspect of his proposal has seemingly been rejected...but the main objective was always to get MORE games for the first class players and also provide coaches and a more professional environment for them to develop in. The one way to get passed the franchise system is to host an u23 competition for the players who are left on the sidelines by their respective senior teams...i know it's something Pybus would like to do and i see it happening in the future hopefully.
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i know it's something Pybus would like to do and i see it happening in the future hopefully.
I wonder how you "know it's something Pybus would like to do...." you that close to him? :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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