AFL 2007
- Jeffles
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The original headline for that Cousins-Druce article was, "Stupid Bimbo Wakes Up 10 Years Too Late - Wastes Good Years of Her Life."
It's like how Sonny Bill Williams girlfriend forgave him for shagging Candice Falzon in the toilets at the Clovelly Hotel because, "he was drunk."
The question must be asked, do women deserve to vote?
It's like how Sonny Bill Williams girlfriend forgave him for shagging Candice Falzon in the toilets at the Clovelly Hotel because, "he was drunk."
The question must be asked, do women deserve to vote?
- sandyhill
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HD is right - you never ever talk to strangers in trains. In act, I'm sure there are laws against that in Melbourne (and quite rightfully so), and offenders should be thrown off at the next station. Pubs are for talking, not suburban trains.
The smaller than expected crowd might've been due to the expectation the game could be a bad one - The Saints have very stupidly adopted the Sydney Swans negative game plan (where did Ross Lyon come from?), despite having both Gehrig and Lyon up forward. I can see Saints fans deserting theit team in droves so long as as they dish up that rubbish. At least Hawthorn have shown thay can play attacking football, so the future is looking brighter for them.
And another point - Medallion Club attendances are higher on Friday nights than either Saturdays or Sundays for equivalent type games.
Collingwoods conversion from set shots - 1.9 behinds - was (and not for the first time this season) disgracefully inept.
They have a lot of work to do to get to an acceptable level in this one area that's really messing up all the other good work. Dogs just had a that edge in polish and finishing off skills.
Luckily I missed seeing the game, but apparently was the antithesis of the North/Carlton game which at least provided plenty of enterntainment up at Cararra.Ricardo wrote: Anyway, it was more exciting to read then the Hawthorn St.kilda game last night which should never be spoken about again, all tapes of the game should be set alight.
Only around 36,000 turned up as well, very disappointing when both sides are 'up and about' as they say going for a top eight position, at the MCg under lights......the MCC predicted 48k for this one too....
The smaller than expected crowd might've been due to the expectation the game could be a bad one - The Saints have very stupidly adopted the Sydney Swans negative game plan (where did Ross Lyon come from?), despite having both Gehrig and Lyon up forward. I can see Saints fans deserting theit team in droves so long as as they dish up that rubbish. At least Hawthorn have shown thay can play attacking football, so the future is looking brighter for them.
Message from President Costa, ruler of Geelong, on the radio yesterday (after last years debacle) - keep a lid on it! So long as they don't get too over-excited, they should beat, maybe thrash StKilda (thereby starting player rumblings against their new coach, who appears a dud so far), while both Adelaide teams are beatable, even at Foodball Park.Ricardo wrote: ... Good win by the Cats, feels strange going to a game on a Saturday, we haven't had too many of them this year, now the next 3 weeks will show how we are going and if they can even have a sniff at the flag this season, two trips to Adelaide in three weeks with a game in between at the TD vs St.kilda, will definitely be a challenge to win even 1 of them. ...?
Ricardo wrote: ... Btw- big clash today (Foots v Coll), could the ground record for an AFL match at the TD be broken?
First, blame Docklands for not fully ticketing the stadium, then blame the HUN, which wrongly (yet again) reported the match was a sell-out, with all seats sold and only very limited standing room available. In fact, only half of level 3 was set aside for reserved seating, the rest was still available for a walk-up crowd. Thousands would've read the match was a sell out that would otherwise have showed up.Ricardo wrote:What happened to the 50k+ crowd? Only got 46,990, the St.kilda v Ess game got over 47.5k and nothing was really said about that one, anyway, a wasteful Collingwood vs a very slick and confident Bulldogs today, with Aker returning to something resembling his best.
And another point - Medallion Club attendances are higher on Friday nights than either Saturdays or Sundays for equivalent type games.
AAAaarrgh, don't remind me!!! 4 goals up 5 minutes into the third qurater, then missed 4 consecutive easily gettable goals in as many minutes, the Dogs get a goal totally against the trend of play, lift their confidence and the rest is history.Ricardo wrote: ... anyway, a wasteful Collingwood vs a very slick and confident Bulldogs today, with Aker returning to something resembling his best.
- Egan
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This answers a question of a while back I think, the Dockers do not use Avalon...Geelong may be smarter.
Puzzles me why a professional outfit would not go to Avalon, heck the comfort level is better then Qantas, when I did the trip last year.
FREMANTLE has endured an 11-hour nightmare trip littered with delays and breakdowns on its way to play Geelong today.
A hastily arranged fleet of hire cars ferried the players from Melbourne Airport to the team's hotel in Geelong on Thursday night.
The Dockers' woes started when their flight was delayed nearly three hours in Perth after arriving late from Sydney.
And the team bus broke down before it could leave the airport, forcing players to pile into four cars for the trip down the highway.
While the players eventually arrived at their hotel at 10pm, it was almost midnight before the support staff and gear turned up on the repaired bus.
The disruptions did not end there. Assistant coaches Steve Malaxos and Earl Spalding, and club medico Keith Withers had to catch the "red-eye" from Perth last night after two flights were cancelled earlier in the day.
The trio were not due to reach Geelong until about 7am this morning.
Amid the travel chaos, coach Chris Connolly took his players for a 40-minute familiarisation run on Skilled Stadium yesterday afternoon.
Puzzles me why a professional outfit would not go to Avalon, heck the comfort level is better then Qantas, when I did the trip last year.
FREMANTLE has endured an 11-hour nightmare trip littered with delays and breakdowns on its way to play Geelong today.
A hastily arranged fleet of hire cars ferried the players from Melbourne Airport to the team's hotel in Geelong on Thursday night.
The Dockers' woes started when their flight was delayed nearly three hours in Perth after arriving late from Sydney.
And the team bus broke down before it could leave the airport, forcing players to pile into four cars for the trip down the highway.
While the players eventually arrived at their hotel at 10pm, it was almost midnight before the support staff and gear turned up on the repaired bus.
The disruptions did not end there. Assistant coaches Steve Malaxos and Earl Spalding, and club medico Keith Withers had to catch the "red-eye" from Perth last night after two flights were cancelled earlier in the day.
The trio were not due to reach Geelong until about 7am this morning.
Amid the travel chaos, coach Chris Connolly took his players for a 40-minute familiarisation run on Skilled Stadium yesterday afternoon.
- paul
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJKUNeCiWpE ?dibo wrote:it's awful, but how is it like a socceroos kit?Joey wrote:I dunno if it has been mentioned, but....
Why are the Lions wearing such a god-awful, Socceroos worthy Jersey lately?
- yob
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The brions jumper is the worst of all f***ing time.hot_dogma wrote:Since no one can answer my question I'll rephrase it, is it worse than Hawthorn's harlequins guensey?
That is the all-time worst ever.
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- dibo
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nobody puts sh*t on the vomit strip!paul wrote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJKUNeCiWpE ?dibo wrote:it's awful, but how is it like a socceroos kit?Joey wrote:I dunno if it has been mentioned, but....
Why are the Lions wearing such a god-awful, Socceroos worthy Jersey lately?
- Joey
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I dunno....HD does have a point:yob wrote:The brions jumper is the worst of all f***ing time.hot_dogma wrote:Since no one can answer my question I'll rephrase it, is it worse than Hawthorn's harlequins guensey?
That is the all-time worst ever.
http://www.footyjumpers.com/
brisbane bears/lions --> away jumpers --> 2007

This is worse than the Broncos one!