a and Jeff Browne need to step back and look at Buckley’s sacrifice and then get in a room and work out the best way forward for the club,” he said.
Magpies supporter Elizabeth Wilmott thought Buckley set the ideal example for how to handle a high-pressure role with humility.
“I’m gutted from an emotional point of view and I would have loved to have won a flag for him,” Wilmott said.
“The whole world is about winners but there is something about coming second with humility and if he’s taught the footy world that then he has won.
“I feel like he has left with his head held high and knowing he is doing what he thinks is right for the club and I kind of feel that way too.
“The way he faces the media, he always faces some pretty tough questions and he takes all the back-stabbing and bitchiness out of it and just says it as it is.
Jim Williams was working from home and in a meeting when his mother-in-law burst to tell him about Buckley’s departure.
Williams was a child when Buckley burst onto the scene in the ’90s and believed those running the club used the club legend to cover their own failings.
“The fact he has been turfed out mid-season with so much outside his control, I feel like he has been forced to fall on his sword and I don’t think it’s his sword to fall on,” Williams, who described himself as devasted, said.
“He was a champion player and a champion coach. Did he get everything he came for? Probably not but he got bloody close. I don’t think anyone can fault how much he tried.
“The only way they can turn this around is to get things settled at the top and hopefully that will translate to on-field progress.
But not everyone was sad to see Buckley leave.
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Like I actually said in the post, the more I see about this, the more I start to believe that Vic might actually be in the wrong. What really concerns me is that people are so willing to jump on a bandwagon and scream "guilty until proven innocent" in the court of public opinion. Lost jobs, smeared names and honest-to-god suicide come about because of things like this, and people strut about and preen about all the good they're doing? Absolute psychopaths.

When I first saw this story pop up, my immediate reaction was "bullshit". Not because I enjoy his acting, or I had a personal experience, or because we're both men, but because I've become jaded. I've seen so many false accusations that fall apart the moment you apply five seconds of scrutiny that it's genuinely become instinct.

And I don't want to feel like that. I don't want to see another accusation only to roll my eyes and do research just to find that, surprise surprise, they were lying. Because it makes it so much harder to believe the genuine cases, the people that honestly loathed themselves to the point it took years to gather the courage to speak out. It's just mass-shootings all over again.We have a requirement to display the "Idle Time" and "In Chat Time" for the Agents after they logged in queue. But OOTB we dont have these timings. Please refer the attachment for step by step in detail. Please let us know how can we achieve this requirement.
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