...to have lunch with former FFV president Tony Dunkerley, at the very least to disagree with him.
Just don't do it at Leo's Spaghetti Bar, or if you do, avoid the ricotta and spinach ravioli - blandness personified.
It is also politically incorrect on a heinous level to afterwards play Slayer's 'Angel of Death' on one's music player, and feel that it's the perfect song for the situation.
I suppose I came out of it understanding, or believing that I understood, where the concept and ideological spark for the zonal system and Victorian Champions League originated from, as it was intended to run by Dunkerley.
I've been lead to believe, by people who could be considered responsible adults (unlike this writer), that discussing the contents of off the record and off the cuff remarks are not suitable for public comment.
For shame limiting me to just my feelings.
Monday, 5 December 2011
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By all this I mean to say that Tony seems like a swell guy, and it was a good chat.
ReplyDeleteBut I also have more respect for the people from our side who have to deal with some of these people.