Good old days are rubbish | OPINION

By Wayne Carey
Updated April 24 2015 - 10:51am, first published 12:00am
The scrutiny on players such as Melbourne’s Jack Watts means they can’t get away with anything. But it doesn’t mean they aren’t as tough as players were in “the good old days”. Picture: GETTY IMAGES
The scrutiny on players such as Melbourne’s Jack Watts means they can’t get away with anything. But it doesn’t mean they aren’t as tough as players were in “the good old days”. Picture: GETTY IMAGES

It’s high time to debunk one of the most popular myths in footy — that the game was tougher back in the so-called “good old days”.

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