Comment 45504 - Raise the Hammer

Comment 45504

By jason (registered) | Posted August 11, 2010 at 23:37:55

In truth, the difference between the Mercanti’s of this world and the Chamberlains is that one of them hopes to get rich only by taking out and the other by putting in. We need more of the latter.

Absolutely bang on!

Dave Mitchell was the best, I saw a box of hammers in the corner that was smirking.

Dude, he was awesome!! I was howling watching on my computer. At times he looked like Bill Murry doing some world class physical comedy. When the camera was behind him he looked like Mr. Steinbrenner in Seinfeld, waving his arms and legs everywhere but with no view of the face. He was one of the highlights of a long tedious meeting.

Prediction: Less than a year from now Bob Young is no longer "caretaker" of the Tiger Cats, WH shovels will be going in to the ground on schedule, the Tiger Cats will be on board and a lot of the pissing and moaning coming from certain individuals will cease.

Boy, I hope you're right.

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