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Forum Footy - Sunday, October 5

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Great game to watch and some brilliant plays too. I must say the player that resembled Bernie Vince was one of the best on the day. Congratulations boys!

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    Hi Dees,

    Great day yesterday I think we can all agree it was great that we finally had a contest that was still up for grabs with 5 mins to go.

    You guys just had one or two more "better" players that got you over the line although I think our young blonde bloke Tom gave Leroy a run for BOG.

    I once again apologize for the mess with the ground. Security had threatened to have the police come down to charge me as organizer with both trespassing and any damage caused to collingwoods "10 million dollar reno of the turf". I do think however that despite what we had to put up with we still put together a pretty damn good game of forum footy.

    Thank you to a Three umps Chris, Rob and Rollo and thank to rollo successor for a nice easy organization of the day.

    Also i'll blow my own trumpet and say I was pretty happy to kick just my 4th career forum footy goal (1st against you lot).

    I will hopefully be in contact again for the feb game and hopefully I can try to start getting some interest up in the other forums.

    Cheers,

    Scotty

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    No wonder they were victorious- some scary bas tards in that lot!

    Its good to see biff at the 6 sec mark of video.

    Special thanks to Vicpol for arranging his appearance.

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    Tell you what blokes I have been hardly been able to move today since being put on my arse in the centre square by "the flying Fijian" as Leeroy has dubbed himself

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    Also if you any of you blokes that play footy and are looking for a change of scenery come up to kinglake football club if you don't live too far away that is.... Good bunch of blokes and social scene within the club

    I'm working on getting Leeroy the flying fijian down there plus a few other mates trying to get as much quality to the club as I can

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    Also if you any of you blokes that play footy and are looking for a change of scenery come up to kinglake football club if you don't live too far away that is.... Good bunch of blokes and social scene within the club

    I'm working on getting Leeroy the flying fijian down there plus a few other mates trying to get as much quality to the club as I can

    Footy social scenes are my weakness braddles haha

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    Footy social scenes are my weakness braddles haha

    Hahaha no kidding..... Adelaide footy trip a visit from the police due to you

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    Seriously (if we have all finished)...

    Now that I am no longer an organiser,.. :cool:

    I think the organisers on both sides need to find a venue next time that:

    One, has goal posts...

    Two, is secure, so we don't spend the first quarter wandering between ovals... :rolleyes:

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