Anonymous
Years ago

Dragons at crossroads: Heal

http://www.nbl.com.au/default.aspx?s=newsdisplay&aid=4350

You have to love this pic of our favourite little man.

Anonymous
Years ago

And then our favourite little man states the obvious:

"We're undersized, that's a fact, so it takes a lot of effort to compete," Heal said.

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Isaac
Years ago

I liked this:

The blonde player/coach made it clear that there is little margin for error for the Dragons after their slow start to the season.

Hehe.

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DB5
Years ago

Blonde jackass/tool would have been a better description I would have thought.

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Anonymous
Years ago

And I love the way our favourite little man acts like he isn't part of the responsibility food chain when it suits him - you could drive a truck through the void with how this statement distances himself from actually being 'the coaching staff':

"The coaching staff had a feeling that we had lost"

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philnaldo
Years ago

Also wanker would have been an apt description .

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thomo
Years ago

great to see him back in the league,

there just wasnt anyone to hate as much as him while he was gone

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AK-47
Years ago

good one thomo
agree completely

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Anonymous
Years ago

Having a top laugh looking back through our favourite little man's words of wisdom:

"I think we've all failed . . . if we don't make the finals."
Comment only a few weeks ago - somebody should prepare him just in case he fails (already putting his teammates / players down - why would you want to be on his team?)as he doesn't seem to have an ego problem at all:

(talking about the Price debacle) "It's disappointing he feels that way," Heal told the Herald Sun newspaper. "But he obviously has no understanding of what it's going to take and what's needed." (once again, our favourite littel man and his ego at work..)
The guy is a first class joke - a good thing for him that he could actually hit a basket - cause his tack is sadly missing.

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XY
Years ago

'We're undersized, that's a fact'

Well, if you didn't fire your 7 foot import and replace him with a 200cm forward, you wouldn't be...

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Sween
Years ago

Sold his soul to the devil quite some time ago.

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Anonymous
Years ago

As big as a tool he may be he has done a geat job with the dragons. The players respect him and he obviously made the right decision on getting rid of fuller nd replacing him with ellis.look at the teams record now compared to what it was.

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Sturty6ers
Years ago

also people from Adelaide may not like him but boy, he can play!

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philnaldo
Years ago

If he ever signed with Adelaide hypothetically i'd spew up

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Magpie
Years ago

Dragons at the crossroads?

Shane, please do us all a favour and walk into that intersection with your eyes firmly planted on your own back side, like always!

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Anonymous
Years ago

Magpie - maybe heal really is from Tassie, which would make that real easy?

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