Scraping the bottom of the barrel. Met him down in Hobart in 2015 at the Salamanca markets at a local cafe. Tried to cut the line in front of me. Total flog.
I've heard a few bad things about Dane Swan, and the general opinion of him personally is that he is not that great of a guy. Seriously though, him trying cut infront of you in a line isn't generally a good enough reason to hate someone. Regardless of your opinions, he was a central figure in a great team that clicked at the wrong time and ultimately underachieved. His recounting of his career and time at Collingwood is extremely interesting imo.
@@moist603 It's the perfect reason. It's like the saying you judge a restaurant by the cleanliness of its toilet. Essentially what he's saying in this interview is that he expects or that's okay to receive special treatment in his job because he's better at it than other people. No matter how much you earn, your perceived status in society cutting in line says everything about you: entitlement, arrogance, disrespect, impatience, not a team player, stupidity (thinking the person or multiple people won't notice), dishonesty.
Was a great player...footballer not athlete...maybe the last great footballer that wasn't an athlete. They were all on the coke....young boys loving having lots of money and attention.
Swanny loved the bags
Honest,Funny,Truthful and a Collingwood Champion and also won a Brownlow and the writer of a Fine and Humorous Auto Biography. Thats Swanny.⚽️🦓🐼
Society judges footballer's to hashley . They should do one of those comparison's on him and dusty Martin.
Scraping the bottom of the barrel. Met him down in Hobart in 2015 at the Salamanca markets at a local cafe. Tried to cut the line in front of me. Total flog.
I've heard a few bad things about Dane Swan, and the general opinion of him personally is that he is not that great of a guy. Seriously though, him trying cut infront of you in a line isn't generally a good enough reason to hate someone.
Regardless of your opinions, he was a central figure in a great team that clicked at the wrong time and ultimately underachieved. His recounting of his career and time at Collingwood is extremely interesting imo.
You germ stop making this post on every open mike post
Ahahaha have a sook mate, swanny deserves to be served before you anyway
@@moist603 It's the perfect reason. It's like the saying you judge a restaurant by the cleanliness of its toilet. Essentially what he's saying in this interview is that he expects or that's okay to receive special treatment in his job because he's better at it than other people. No matter how much you earn, your perceived status in society cutting in line says everything about you: entitlement, arrogance, disrespect, impatience, not a team player, stupidity (thinking the person or multiple people won't notice), dishonesty.
Yeah he does that to wankers all the time, lucky you didn't protest
Was a great player...footballer not athlete...maybe the last great footballer that wasn't an athlete.
They were all on the coke....young boys loving having lots of money and attention.
Where's the rest of it?????