Rendell Puns

Not sure if anyone just listened to Rendell’s wrap up of us but it was weirdly positive from him:

• Thinks Moore should play as a forward (I don’t rate this) and a backup ruck (wouldn’t mind seeing this), whilst also being captain

• Suggested moving Crisp on-ball, Adams forward, and Will Kelly back

• Praised the kids (Quaynor, Ruscoe, Poulter, Macrae, Henry, McCreery etc.), and called out Ash Johnson as someone that’s really going to impress when he gets in

• Doesn’t think there’s much to worry about with matching for Daicos and getting what we need to trade for Lipinski + Krueger

• Tipped De Goey to really go on with his 2021 midfield form under McRae

• Reckons our rebuild will be so quick that we’ll bounce back into the Top 8 next year

• and justified Collingwood parting with him by calling out race as a player trait more than once in the summary

Link to the audio is here

Catching up on Trade Radio before bed and the episode from a couple days ago had Rendell talking about Jetta and Betts getting coaching roles. He ended up going on a strange tangent about how they got the job because Aboriginal people are outside the salary cap and that it's a really good idea to get them in roles like that. Said stuff about the Aboriginal players being really keen to get out and play footy and not caring about all the off field and training stuff.

Just weird language to use by him I found.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/67OaQUEYjAFeeQlgnQHXSk?si=q7wdGTVNSVOsHPLGrHpM4Q&dl_branch=1

Around the 6 minute mark

Since the anywhere key lets echoes leave the well house, is there actually anything preventing somebody with both keys, from resurrecting anyone they'd like?

Appears to be a psychologist/ counsellor /guidance councilor?

Rendell talked Tyler into forming a friendship with Sam. Which does become a genuine friendship, but seems highly unethical for Rendell, involving a family member. (Strike1)

Strike2 for Rendell, leaving a client (Sam Lesser) to take a call;

and Strike3 for leaving case file in the open

Hi folks, Which do you think is the best novel by Ruth Rendell aka Barbara Vine?

A Judgement In Stone by Ruth Rendell is a crime fiction, where murders do occur, but there is no mystery around who the murderer is.

The killer is revealed right in the first line of the book, which also is one of my favourite openings in a book- 'Eunice Parchman killed the Coverdale family because she could not read or write'

For the rest of the book, I was compelled to read on about a family who has hired a new maid, who is inevitably going to be the reason of their deaths. The real mystery here actually is- what led to this?

Is it just me who thinks Rendell is a complete and utter d-bag?

I realise Collingwood are making some questionable list moves, but I hate the way he lends authority to rumour and opinion.

“Collingwood recruiter says...”

“Collingwood recruiter slams...”

Seems he’s making a fortune airing his grievances and acting as though we’d be winning flags if he was still with us.

The latest headline is “Grundy’s 7-year deal slammed”, which clearly neglects to include the important part - “by a nobody whose opinion shouldn’t matter and has a score to settle with Collingwood”.

Total f-wit IMHO.

Also F the media for giving this moron a platform.

It wasn't explicitly stated that it was a bad thing, just that when it brought lucas back it also brought back the demon. Why can they use it for their dad? He could probably help fight

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