Same here, so many afternoons on the hill at Campbelltown watching him. I remember one huge win over Manly there, his celebration was front page of the SMH.
The way the use of fair is structured in the anthem, it's not clear what it means which leaves it open to interpretation like that of above. Below is straight from Google AI:
Historically the word 'fair' meant light-coloured and was deeply entwined with concepts of beauty, goodness, and purity...
Injuries in the halves were significant all season but remarkably they kept producing. It caught up in the final playing 2 second tier halves (I think?). Their red zone attack and kicking game consequently suffered in the finales.
What does the word 'fair' mean in this context and the way the sentence is structured? When was Advance Australia Fair written and what did 'fair' mean in this context in those times?
Or you could respect someone's decision (reasons) not to sing it and move on pretty quickly. Free speech is free speech, this is Australia not North Korea.
It's authoritarianism to say to play for your country you have to sing the national anthem, a bit bizzare really.
I usually come here as my media choice for following other teams and games, but the hate on this chat is bordering on toxic - some really poor content.
So Brisbane keep scoring after Dogs keep choosing to receive the kick off.
Why not change if it's not working, Dogs kick off and go down and bash them?