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Cracked me up halfway through the Grimes interview in The Age today when he dropped: "A guy like Colin Garland was called Humphrey when he got to the club because he didn't speak."

I heard him called "the undertaker" the other day. Have to say, this quiet achiever us rapidly becoming my favorite player. Always admire a man of understatement.

 
 

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I want to see Humphrey tear the Pies to pieces today and headline tomorrow: "Humphrey in rampage!"

 

"humphrey silences pies" would look great on the back of the paper tomorrow


At least Humphrey let his actions do the talking .

I'm rapt for Col because he was working double time in defence and not coping .

Hope he bags a few today and become a real front option .

Playing on Cyril was a silly idea from Neeldy but we live and learn .

Garland on Swan.

Humphrey on Fat Cat.

Garland is playing like classic Petterd...... circa 09/10 when he was on fire.......this is how we want Petterd to play but he just cant find it atm, and now Garland has....well for one game haha

"humphrey silences pies" would look great on the back of the paper tomorrow

Shouldn't it read simply "Here's Humphrey!"

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