Comments on: Sonny Bill Williams Gooooonnnee

By: Krusty

Krusty — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 04:01:17 +0000

And IASM.com will have sex again as soon as his ar5e stops hurting.

By: Velcro

Velcro — Wed, 30 Jul 2008 03:51:39 +0000

Please keep going showbag…i can’t stop laughing at you!!

Your best comment so far “I haven’t been a virgin for months thankyou very much!”

By: Fat Simon

Fat Simon — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 12:16:46 +0000

And the form of compensation will be??

By: iamasmartman.com

iamasmartman.com — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 11:52:06 +0000

I haven’t been a virgin for months thankyou very much!
You are incorrect with your statement on what constitutes homosexuality.
Of course SBW will compensate the club you imbecile.
Are you still feeling confident regarding this “legally binding” agreement you think SBW was in you naive dimwit?? I would recommend that you don’t take your legal advice from a half-baked Sydney Lawyer who is trying to gain some free PR to lift his flagging business. You have no idea about legal or business concepts.

By: Fat Simon

Fat Simon — Tue, 29 Jul 2008 08:43:24 +0000

So you were a virgin until the last few weeks IASM? I just want to clarify this so we can put it to bed….

PS. It’s only homosexuality if you take it, so I’m all clear chump.

And yes, I would find the broken contract more acceptable if Softy Boiled compensated the club for the loss of his services. After all, they would’ve been required to if the decision had been theirs.

By: iamasmartman.com

iamasmartman.com — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 23:13:42 +0000

My apologies Fat One, I misunderstood your CRACK at my virginity. You are correct, unlike you, I am still a virgin with respect to homosexuality……3….2…..1…..GOODNIGHT!!

By: iamasmartman.com

iamasmartman.com — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 22:51:15 +0000

Fat Tassie One, can’t you read???? I have a girlfriend & we have a very healthy sex-life if you need to know. I am NOT a virgin anymore!!!!! How’s your sex-life since the wife left??? Not so rosey is it “champ?”
Point 5 – Is it OK then if SBW compensates the Bulldogs for the loss of his services?

By: Fat Simon

Fat Simon — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 22:27:27 +0000

Aah IASM, some gold with the Tassie call, very nice work!!

You let yourself down badly with the rest though, were you tired after a tough day cleaning people’s toilets?

Point 2 – The fact that you keep coming back suggests that whether you want to admit it or not, you think this site is pretty great.

Point 3 – I didn’t miss the globalisation point at all tiger, my comments on culture were referring to yours about how France is the most amazing country in the world. Sometimes there is so much to pick apart in your posts that I just have to let some of it go. Whilst we’re on the topic though, there’s a Sydney QC that seems to think that SBW is in trouble. Do you think perhaps he knows more about international law than you?

Point 4 – I may be a fat, beer swilling, gambler, but luckily I’ve well and truly made it champ, so I can afford it. Assuming you actually do make it one day (I’ve got long arms so I can draw that sized bow), at least I’ll be able to say I did it without being an annoying arsehole, and minus my virginity.

Point 5 – You should stick to topics that you nerds understand. When a team cuts a player or a coach it’s either due to disciplinary reasons or they pay them out. Is Softy Boiled going to somehow pay the Bulldogs out for the 4 years of service he’s now denying them?

By: iamasmartman.com

iamasmartman.com — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 11:25:44 +0000

Fat One,
Point 1 – Tasmania is technically not another country.
Point 2 – You are about as great as this website.
Point 3 – My point on globalisation was (not surprisingly) missed by you. I was not talking about the cultural lure of France I was referring to the fact that just because the “omnipotent” NRL believes their contract is internationally binding, does not make it so. (I attached italics to “omnipotent” to indicate that I’m being sarcastic in case you missed that as well!)
Point 4 – Leave then….because you can’t make it here.
Point 5 – Is it different if a team cuts a coach or player before their contract expires???

By: Fat Simon

Fat Simon — Mon, 28 Jul 2008 03:49:11 +0000

I was actually born outside Australia IASM, so I’m a living example of the great things other countries have to offer.

That aside, your comments are irrelevant. Even if SBW was motivated by the lure of France and all it’s cultural delights (you’re more of an idiot than I thought if you really believe that), you can’t break a contract just because you feel like going to live in another country you clown. And you certainly don’t just hop on a plane and go without even discussing it with the other party to the contract.

I say good luck to all those players who go to Europe (or the US in the case of Sav Rocca and his mate from Geelong) to top up their super at the end of their careers, or even just because they can’t make it in Australia. I’d be doing the same, and enjoying the bonus of experiencing a different culture at the same time.

What annoys me is the fact that SBW thinks he can break a legally binding agreement just because someone else offers him a better deal. He’s be squealing like a stuck pig if it had been the other way around.