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Simon Goosey

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Whenever I think of the EJ Whitten Legends Game, I think of Goose. Pity he's not playing for the Vic's tonight. Loved watching him lining up to snag another sausage.

His record is impressive:

>> In 248 games for Mornington, he has slotted through a massive 1623 goals,

>> In 15 games he played for Dromana, he kicked 107 goals,

>> He has kicked more than 150 goals in a season – twice!

>> And more amazingly, he has kicked over 100 goals a season for 11 years straight,

>> The most goals he has kicked in a game is 20,

>> And overall, Goosey has kicked more than 1730 senior goals.

Plus coached Mornington to 4 premierships.

http://www.coachafl.com/index.php?pr=Featu...ing_With_Goosey

Maybe we could get him in the psd??

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    He's an assistant coach at Port Melbourne under Gary Ayres....has also played for Mornington again this season to reach the 300 game mark...been some confusion as to how many games he has actually played.

    He's a true legend in Mornington

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    Seecamp was ordinary. Do you mean Shaun Smith? Hard to believe he could leap as high as he did, but still handy in front of goal. Strauchnie can actually play, I thought he was just a buffoon.

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    Seecamp was ordinary. Do you mean Shaun Smith? Hard to believe he could leap as high as he did, but still handy in front of goal. Strauchnie can actually play, I thought he was just a buffoon.

    so he didnt knock anyone out haha. Yea Smith what a player. We dont get it up here :(

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