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Katman
29th June 2011, 19:40
If there was ever a more inspirational Kiwi than Sir Peter Leitch I'd almost defy anyone to be able to name them.
The guy is a fucking legend.
Woodman
29th June 2011, 19:42
He was just on closeup.
Top Top Top bloke.
Toaster
29th June 2011, 20:10
A fucking legend.....
241641
Oblivion
29th June 2011, 20:38
Even after everyone says to slow down, stop and take time for himself, he keeps on giving. He has sacrificed so much for the country. A true man in the meaning of the word.
Marknz
29th June 2011, 21:10
Yep, he's an inspiration to many that's for sure. He also happens to be one of those people I'd like to have around the table for dinner. Him, Colin Meads, Bob Charles, Buck Shelford & Tawera Nikau.
jaffaonajappa
29th June 2011, 21:52
, Buck Shelford
Peter Leitch. Hell yeah. Outstanding man.
Buck Shelford?? Hmmmm.
Joseph Savage. Wins.
Berries
29th June 2011, 22:06
If there was ever a more inspirational Kiwi than Sir Peter Leitch I'd almost defy anyone to be able to name them.
The guy is a fucking legend.
Get some good snags today did you ?
What about Kiri ?:corn:
HenryDorsetCase
29th June 2011, 22:13
If there was ever a more inspirational Kiwi than Sir Peter Leitch I'd almost defy anyone to be able to name them.
The guy is a fucking legend.
Why? sold a few sausages, made some terrible ads. likes rugby league? that guy?
ynot slow
29th June 2011, 23:05
For an illiterate school kid who made his fortune the hard way,i.e worked his butt off,he deserves the platitudes.
And his love of league is his hobby,good times and losing times,never say he only supports the winning team only,a true ambassador who IS passionate for his sport.
And untill you've been there done that with health issues he has faced,and always sees someone worse off than his illness,is a bloody inspiration to those patients having radiation,and his emotion on the subject is genuine.
jaffaonajappa
29th June 2011, 23:09
For an illiterate school kid who made his fortune the hard way,i.e worked his butt off,he deserves the platitudes.
And his love of league is his hobby,good times and losing times,never say he only supports the winning team only,a true ambassador who IS passionate for his sport.
And untill you've been there done that with health issues he has faced,and always sees someone worse off than his illness,is a bloody inspiration to those patients having radiation,and his emotion on the subject is genuine.
Plus.....the amount of Work (as well as funding) he personally has put into countless charities - phenominal kiwi.
Brian d marge
30th June 2011, 01:03
sort of a mother Teresa type thing
She never bought me a beer either
Stephen
HenryDorsetCase
30th June 2011, 10:15
If there was ever a more inspirational Kiwi than Sir Peter Leitch I'd almost defy anyone to be able to name them.
The guy is a fucking legend.
Just re-reading this, and not to denigrate Peter Leitch but " was there ever a more inspirational Kiwi"?
really?
Heres five (edit: OK, seven) off the top of my head:
Edmund Hillary
Ernest Rutherford
Bill Hamilton
Colin Murdoch
Archie MacIndoe (sp?)
Bill Pickering
Alan McDairmid.
Not everyone thinks blind worship of business men, or sporting "legends" is worthwhile, or even reasonable.
not to get into a pissing contest or anything "My dad can beat up your dad" sort of bullshit.
A fucking legend.....
241641
L fucking OL!!
Grubber
30th June 2011, 10:49
Yep, he's an inspiration to many that's for sure. He also happens to be one of those people I'd like to have around the table for dinner. Him, Colin Meads, Bob Charles, Buck Shelford & Tawera Nikau.
Tawera Nikau ???????? Hardly the MAN! Not even in the same league.
Crasherfromwayback
30th June 2011, 10:51
People like the late John Britten do it for me!
nodrog
30th June 2011, 10:54
Tawera Nikau ???????? Hardly the MAN! Not even in the same league.
You're pulling my leg?
Crasherfromwayback
30th June 2011, 10:58
Haven't got a leg to stand on!
Katman
30th June 2011, 11:15
Not everyone thinks blind worship of business men, or sporting "legends" is worthwhile, or even reasonable.
It is his determination to devote his remaining energy towards helping New Zealanders less fortunate than himself that sets Peter Leitch a step above the others. (A number of steps above some of the ones you've suggested).
IMHO.
davebullet
30th June 2011, 12:07
It's good to see knighthoods go to those that help others. I don't think it really matters how successful one is. I suppose though, success = fame, fame = followers, followers = help from an army and donations from big business.
I disagree with sports people who are knighted or noted for simply being a captain, or winning a championship.
good on the mad butcher. I hope he's getting the better of his bladder cancer.
Maha
30th June 2011, 12:14
You're pulling my leg?
Haven't got a leg to stand on!
His motorcycle accident was avoidable.
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