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I'll come in to lay the boot into you Stu.
6/91 so it's all over bar the shouting, but it was 2 days ago!

OK, Glenn married Sara 2 years and 5 months after Jane died.
It's well documented that Jane wanted Glenn to remarry and provide a good family life for the children.

(might be 7 down - just checking)

There's PLENTY about the Foundation today, and the assistance they're providing to women all over Australia.
So, the day can be a day for Cricket Australia to also remember a friend, and spare some thought for Jane McGrath.
So bloody what? Let them remember. We remember people all the time that we've lost.

I think you've over reacted to what is clearly a massive fund raiser for a brilliant cause.
$450,000 so far today, and plenty more to come.

Glenn, like many people who have lost someone to disease, has become a great philanthropist. Being in a position to capitalise on the fund raising because of his own status is just a bonus.

Look at hte people who walk, ride, row, around the country, or the world to raise money for loved ones lost. He can do it a lot easily, so why wouldn't you.

Yes, his current wife must be a very special lady to live in a bit of a shadow, but I'm sure she wouldn't be in a shadow to Glenn himself, and that's all that really matters surely.

Glenn was at the Parkerville Foundation Luncheon/ Banquet in 2012 that HotCopper support. He works tirelessly for charity.

I know you're not knocking him, or cricket, or charity, but somehow your posts do manage to offend a lot of us!
The throw away comment about him re marrying was probably enough!

I'll go back to minding my own business now, but here's a link that you may find worth reading.

http://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/news/nsw/love-for-sara-a-rose-for-jane-at-glenn-mcgraths-wedding/story-e6freuzi-1225956036025