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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
westdog54
I think this had been week handled by the club.
They've said that Tom has a problem, they were made aware of it, they have taken action with Tom's best interest at the forefront, and the details are nobody else's business.
Agreed.
A three week period wouldn't have appeared as an Island facing stormy weather, surrounded by calm seas.
I'm taking this news pretty seriously, and highly doubt it's a beat up.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Park his ass in the membership department to personally ring non renewed members for 3 weeks.
No problems with youngsters being youngsters, but someone who is on a quarter of a million a year has responsibilities, you can't take the candy without paying the price.
I'm happy for a hard line from the club, I hope it works because the kid is a gun.
Oh and Tom, if by some odd chance you read this, find some new mates, real mates wouldnt let you do this.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
ReLoad
Park his ass in the membership department to personally ring non renewed members for 3 weeks.
No problems with youngsters being youngsters, but someone who is on a quarter of a million a year has responsibilities, you can't take the candy without paying the price.
I'm happy for a hard line from the club, I hope it works because the kid is a gun.
Oh and Tom, if by some odd chance you read this, find some new mates, real mates wouldnt let you do this.
Last sentence:Not.
Footscray Football Republic.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
All the reports about Tom suggest he's headstrong and his own man, it's a bit of a cop out to be blaming his mates.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
jeemak
All the reports about Tom suggest he's headstrong and his own man, it's a bit of a cop out to be blaming his mates.
Heard a few mention this and it frustrates me. Tom has to stand up and be held accountable for his own stupid actions which, if continue, will see him out of a career.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
The Bulldogs Bite
Heard a few mention this and it frustrates me. Tom has to stand up and be held accountable for his own stupid actions which, if continue, will see him out of a career.
It would be interesting to know how his mates families perceive Tom, knowing the narrative in the media paints his mates negatively and as a distraction.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
jeemak
It would be interesting to know how his mates families perceive Tom, knowing the narrative in the media paints his mates negatively and as a distraction.
Agree - and whos to know whether it is actually Tom that orchestrates the partying / sessions etc. Maybe he is the one who is the bad influence on them.
Needs to pull his head in....again.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
jeemak
It would be interesting to know how his mates families perceive Tom, knowing the narrative in the media paints his mates negatively and as a distraction.
I'm sure that Tom's mates are not dissimilar to most 22 year olds - and I'm with you that nobody should blame them for any time Tom messes up. It is entirely up to Tom to pick and choose when and how he socialises.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
jeemak
It would be interesting to know how his mates families perceive Tom, knowing the narrative in the media paints his mates negatively and as a distraction.
Great bloke, always up for a party, isn't a "total footyhead like a lot of those other tossers". His mates are all totally consumed by their own self importance and cannot be told anything. Pampered babies for the most part.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
Greystache
Great bloke, always up for a party, isn't a "total footyhead like a lot of those other tossers". His mates are all totally consumed by their own self importance and cannot be told anything. Pampered babies for the most part.
I can picture Turtle and Johnny Drama on a night out with Vince
Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
Greystache
Great bloke, always up for a party, isn't a "total footyhead like a lot of those other tossers". His mates are all totally consumed by their own self importance and cannot be told anything. Pampered babies for the most part.
Is that at a guess or do you know this circle of people?
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
jeemak
Is that at a guess or do you know this circle of people?
A couple of his best mates are my inlaws.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
I hope Tony & Tom have another heart to heart in light of this sad news. Family and footy are positives, drugs are the exact opposite.
Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
Greystache
A couple of his best mates are my inlaws.
Yep, and where there's smoke there's fire.
In this case it's a raging inferno.
Young bloke either gets with the program or his career will be unfulfilled.
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Re: Tom Liberatore
Originally Posted by
Greystache
A couple of his best mates are my inlaws.
I see.