Wayne Carey Speaks Out On ABC TV Show Enough Rope
Wayne Carey has broken his silence and appeared on the ABC television show Enough Rope hosted by Andrew Denton. There are going to be varying opinions to this 
interview and I didn’t really know how to take him. Was he serious? Was he told what to say? Is this a PR exercise to get people to feel sorry for him? There is no doubt that Wayne Carey is a troubled individual but I came away from this interview thinking that he is in denial as to what has transpired over the past few months. He sat there and categorically denied just about everything that has been reported in the media. There has to be some tiny piece of truth to at least one the “incidents” that took place. I really think that this interview was a bad idea for him to do because I don’t think he came out looking any better.
It was a broad ranging interview and Andrew Denton is a master at this sort of thing and he did ask the tough questions. When grilled over the Kelly Stevens affair they showed snippets of the press conference when Carey announced he was quitting the Kangaroos and Carey could not look at the vision and clearly has not overcome that. You could feel how uncomfortable Wayne Carey was through out the interview by the emotions on his face it was oozing out of the TV and into the living rooms of millions of viewers. Read more
Demon Fans Need To Ask The AFL To Bring in The Mercy Rule
With the Demons losing by a total of 199 points points after Round 2 of AFL Football, they face the daunting task (even if they were playing well) of traveling down to Skilled Stadium to take on reigning premiers and raging premiership favourites the Geelong Football Club. Geelong are set unveil their 2007 Premiership Flag in front of the Geelong faithful and Mark Thompson has said that the Demons will face the full force of the Cats and that there is no room for complacency. Besides no one in the Geelong side will want to do anything to jeopardisetheir position in the team.
There was a lot of anger from disgruntled Melbourne fans after the game with a lot of that anger being leveled at new coach Dean Bailey. This is totally unwarranted, questions like “Do you think he has what it takes to be a Senior coach” and “His game plan is just not right”. If I were you Demon fans I would be centering my attention on your Senior Players and in particular the leadership group who simply do not stand up when the team needs them to. It is being left up to youngsters like Nathan Jones, who has been the Demons best player by far in the first 2 games. Read more
