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September 26, 2007 | Danny | Comments 4

Today Tonight’s Stab At The Footy Show…

Have a watch of the Today Tonight story below on Roland Rocchiccioli not being paid by Channel Nine for his DVD appearances for The Footy Show. What do you think, just another example of crap dished up from Today Tonight or a genuine human interest story. I seem to side with the first suggestion.


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  1. Martin Di Stasio with that report!
    Molly

  2. Shame on you BBC
    I’ve never watched Chasers and never intend too, I find myself watching less and less of your channel.

    Take off this cheap, rubbish we don’t need it

  3. Shame on you for not having a sense of humour.
    Most if not all the people were spolit brats in life, and some put on pedestles, so why celebrate them as heros after they have passed on? It was a very clever and funny moment.
    It was paradox and ironic that chaser exposed the hypocracy of double standards in our Ozzie thinking. Just shows how confusd the average Oz person is or are they just lacking a degree of higher mental ability?

    If you were offended then do as you said and dont watch them again. Meanwhile 1.7 million did and only 30 call to the ABC not the BBC ( Dumbo )
    of which 12 were compliments!

  4. RE: The Two Comments Above…
    This post has nothing to do with The Chaser’s… It’s about Todays Tonight’s report on The Footy Show…
    Here is the post you are refering too…
    http://whatsonthetube.net/2007/10/18/the-chasers-war-week-20-the-eulogy-song-and-the-uproar-from-you-know-who/

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