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Philthy!

dreamin' man
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Phil Read doesn't Big Wave Surf. Big waves stop to let him go by.

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    Bless that man. Three years of Philth = three years of finals. Post philth = well, you know what happened.

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    that would be so good to be inside those waves....have been inside a wave once-Never Forget it either.

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    Bless that man. Three years of Philth = three years of finals. Post philth = well, you know what happened.

    Good stat.

    Pity he did not play in any of those finals.

    Clearly a much better surfer than a footballer.

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    i enjoyed that article for the photo from the "Demo Derby" - that eagles jumper is the worst that has ever been

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    Good stat.

    Pity he did not play in any of those finals.

    Clearly a much better surfer than a footballer.

    Hate to be a stickler RR, but he definitely played in the 2004 final, I'm pretty sure he was the one who missed the shot that would have leveled the scores with under 2 minutes left.

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    HOLY DIVER!

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    Hate to be a stickler RR, but he definitely played in the 2004 final, I'm pretty sure he was the one who missed the shot that would have leveled the scores with under 2 minutes left.

    Fair comment DW. I stand corrected. He did play 2004 but was no part of 2005/6.

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    Fair comment DW. I stand corrected. He did play 2004 but was no part of 2005/6.

    Kicked a corker of a goal from the Olympic Stand boundary line in that final.

    No part in 05/06 sure, but the great man's aura loomed large.

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    Hate to be a stickler RR, but he definitely played in the 2004 final, I'm pretty sure he was the one who missed the shot that would have leveled the scores with under 2 minutes left.

    Didn't he get over excited when coming of the bench in the nail biting last minutes and jump straight in the back of a prostrate Bomber. That free could have cost us the game.! Not very subtle our Phil !

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    Jeez I loved his fury - Was so angry!!!

    Loved his work rate rate in the centre square before the ball was bounced - Alas, it was all to often downhill after the opening bounce.

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