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Im not familiar with all the references to my team

Chunk chip pig dog I get - please help enlighten the ignorant

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    Thanks

    My efforts to see pedo dubbed priest were to no avail

    Other mfc nick names please

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    Mark Jamar - Russian

    Col Garland - Judy

    Michael Evans - Pickles

    Jay Kennedy Harris - JKH (or JK)

    Jake Spencer - Spencil

    Tom McDonald - T Mac

    Dean Terlich - Terls

    When in doubt, add a y: Bleasy, Grimesy, Wattsy...it's the Roosy way.

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    Thanks - pickles? Why?

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    "Pedo" surely the best nickname in the AFL.

    Slightly ahead of "spitta" swallow at Norf

    Pedo has to be one of the most unfortunate nicknames in the AFL. Ever.

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    I'd never heard of Judy as Col's nickname until the last couple of weeks. When did that start?

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    I'd never heard of Judy as Col's nickname until the last couple of weeks. When did that start?

    Been around since he arrived at the club as far as I know. I'm not a fan either. Doesn't seem to be used as much these days.

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    (Judy) Been around since he arrived at the club as far as I know. I'm not a fan either. Doesn't seem to be used as much these days.

    More 'Humphrey' (because of his quiet personality) or the obvious 'Garlo' these days.

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    At training on Tuesday I heard the following.

    Salem - Sailo

    Kent - Clarky

    Tapscott - Bull

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    Thanks - pickles? Why?

    An unfortunate incident involving a pickle and 'the place where the sun don't shine', on a footy trip a few years back.

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    I feel like a new nickname for JKH has to be thought up. JK or JKH is a bit boring... How about Barney, stemming from someone else with a similar double-barrel surname

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    An unfortunate incident involving a pickle and 'the place where the sun don't shine', on a footy trip a few years back.

    I read somewhere it was a nickname from when he was a kid. Can't remember details, though.

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    I read somewhere it was a nickname from when he was a kid. Can't remember details, though.

    http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2012-07-19/pickles-evans-relishes-return-

    Instead, remember Michael Evans (aka Pickles)?

    (Pickles was a nickname given to him by his Mum when he was young, which was reinstated at Melbourne by fellow Western Australian and teammate Cale Morton, who he went to school with).

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    Ahh, friends...you can always count on them to bring up embarassing childhood tales.

    Not as embarrassing as having a pickle shoved up your ass!

    Edited by Good Times Grimes

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    Jkh "hyphen" ?

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