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Our Premiership drought is definitely the Curse of Norm Smith.

You don't really need to go into detail in the title. The curse of the bambino does not have to be called, the curse of trading the "bambino" to the yankees.

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Our Premiership drought is definitely the Curse of Norm Smith.

You don't really need to go into detail in the title. The curse of the bambino does not have to be called, the curse of trading the "bambino" to the yankees.

So when we lost '88, '00 - did we all think, "oh, its the curse of Norm Smith again...?" :blink:

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Luck, and players willing to give their heart and soul into the team and the journey.

My black...white sox broke their curse in '05 with a team wholy commited to the cause. Boston broke theirs with players that seemed to epitomise team play, then Johnny Damon fcuked off the to Yankees (sellout).

The curse is not Barassi, we were 7-0 when we fired Smith weren't we? Then even after re-hiring him, we didn't even make the finals.

Just like that, the brightest light in Australian Football history was turned off, and didn't even flicker again until 1987

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Just like that, the brightest light in Australian Football history was turned off, and didn't even flicker again until 1987

Round 22, Western Oval. Sunny day, warm, about 23C. Slight northerly wind. approx.4:45pm. :rolleyes:

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You need to look up the '04 ALCS series then!

Not as dramatic, but you should also look at their '07 ALCS, also 3-1 down in that. Wouldn't write them off, especially at Fenway

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There you go G n J.

Boston, down 3-1 in the seris and 7-0 in the match.

Middle of the 7th inning, 7-0 down. Never underestimate the Red Sox at Fenway. They won 8-7.

It seems they haven't just broken their curse, they've blown it away

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Our Premiership drought is definitely the Curse of Norm Smith.

You don't really need to go into detail in the title. The curse of the bambino does not have to be called, the curse of trading the "bambino" to the yankees.

The famous Kennedy family in the US are cursed accroding to the media.

Everytime one of them dies the media says See the curse continues. <_<

Your post 45 has the same ring to it. Smith's departure was just a part of the tragedy that unfolded in the 1960s.

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