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Aidan Riley, the unspoken about gem

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Not particular about your friends RB!

Only joking I have a number of mad Richmond supporters.

Tautology

 

We owe Mitch Robinson plenty.....

When do we play Carlton again?!

Even if Pigdog's not at full fitness, I hope the match committee select him for this game. Match ups are a relevant consideration after all ...

When do we play Carlton again?!

Even if Pigdog's not at full fitness, I hope the match committee select him for this game. Match ups are a relevant consideration after all ...

Saturday 12th April

However you may not get your wish as Robinson is not a regular starter at the Blues nowadays.

You may have to rely on Casey.

 

Josh knows I go to Casey games...

From the bootstudder to the President you're known and loved.

With special thanks to Machsy.

From the bootstudder to the President your known and loved.

And that's how you keep the post count ticking over. Garbage like that.


We owe Mitch Robinson plenty.....

I'm glad he made that bruise free footy comment! Woke up the entire playing group!!

*has visions of Robinson backing into a marking contest and Jesse Hogan coming the other way…..

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I'm glad he made that bruise free footy comment! Woke up the entire playing group!!

*has visions of Robinson backing into a marking contest and Jesse Hogan coming the other way…..

Correct me if I am wrong jr but that was in 2011 before 186.

Six wins from 54 games later it does not seem to have changed a lot.

I reckon that supporters are more worked up about that than the players.

As well half the players from that year are gone

We owe Mitch Robinson plenty.....

Mind you, Mitch Robinson, although a thug and a cretin, unfairly cops it for branding MFC as "bruise-free footballers."

It actually came from a commentator (Dermie, I believe) and Robinson was merely asked if he agreed, to which he stupidly repeated the phrase and then gave a non-committal answer.

But he did belt a casey player, giving him a concussion.

Was it Bail?

Edited by Machsy

 

Correct me if I am wrong jr but that was in 2011 before 186.

Six wins from 54 games later it does not seem to have changed a lot.

I reckon that supporters are more worked up about that than the players.

As well half the players from that year are gone

Yeah, Bennell and Morton came in for the "Bruise-Free" event which didn't aid the cause.

I missed all of the second quarter looking for my Carlton-supporting mates which was a fortunate stroke.


Correct me if I am wrong jr but that was in 2011 before 186.

Six wins from 54 games later it does not seem to have changed a lot.

I reckon that supporters are more worked up about that than the players.

As well half the players from that year are gone

It was immediately before we played Essendon, I believe.

Another of our string of upsets against the bombers during those years.

Riley has just gone onto the long term injury list.....

Riley has just gone onto the long term injury list.....

doesn't that just mean he can't play for 6 weeks, which would not be unexpected

sounds like roosy wants to release one of the rookies, not hard to guess who


Mind you, Mitch Robinson, although a thug and a cretin, unfairly cops it for branding MFC as "bruise-free footballers."

It actually came from a commentator (Dermie, I believe) and Robinson was merely asked if he agreed, to which he stupidly repeated the phrase and then gave a non-committal answer.

But he did belt a casey player, giving him a concussion.

Was it Bail?

Unprovoked cowardly act behind the play. Bail's first & probably most severe concussion.

I would think Harmes would be ahead of Jetta based on the training reports.

I was being facetious.

I'd think it'd be Mr. Bean for an underdone Garland.

Unprovoked cowardly act behind the play. Bail's first & probably most severe concussion.

Thought it was Jordie.

I was being facetious.

I'd think it'd be Mr. Bean for an underdone Garland.

That makes sense.

*you're

Another classic post, keep em ticking over.

I would think Harmes would be ahead of Jetta based on the training reports.

So would I , we all know what Nev offers time to try some new blood.

Another classic post, keep em ticking over.

I've got to.

You're closing fast and I can't let someone like you catch me.

I'd die of shame.

Mind you, Mitch Robinson, although a thug and a cretin, unfairly cops it for branding MFC as "bruise-free footballers."

It actually came from a commentator (Dermie, I believe) and Robinson was merely asked if he agreed, to which he stupidly repeated the phrase and then gave a non-committal answer.

But he did belt a casey player, giving him a concussion.

Was it Bail?

Unprovoked cowardly act behind the play. Bail's first & probably most severe concussion.

Bail has never been the same since - no tribunal penalty, for anyone, can be severe enough for any hit to the head, especially behind play.

 

Correct me if I am wrong jr but that was in 2011 before 186.

Six wins from 54 games later it does not seem to have changed a lot.

I reckon that supporters are more worked up about that than the players.

As well half the players from that year are gone

Correct. New breed coming through.....but I reckon that interview will still be played, somewhere, sometime, some place....


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