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Riddle of the day

The Riddler
in Melbourne Demons

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That's a pretty weak riddle. I guess he calls himself the riddler like tall people are called shorty.

If it's so weak what is the answer?

 

Bring back Nudge and Chilliboy

This riddle stuff is all too much for the time poor people
 

If it's so weak what is the answer?

Put some effort into it, ffs 'has two first names' is primary school level.


Although unlikely after his recent call to arms with his current list. The answer is Rory Sloane. Grew up in the eastern suburb of Knox.

EDIT - This may have legs actually. Simon Goodwin was his Captain and mentor for his first 2 years at the Crows.

I would never indulge in such pie in the sky rumours but ever since we landed Roosy....

Edited by DeeMfc

After speaking to a board member whom I cannot name, I have some very important information hidden in this riddle:

Which former man from the street of knox has grown tired of being a bird and is looking to join the red and blue?

I thought I had this worked out

Former man - means he is now a woman

Street of knox - again - a little obvious - knox - being short for knockers - having a nice set of knockers

tired of being a bird - over the whole woman thing and wants to comes back to being a man again

and join the red and blue.......

Up until the last clue you were describing Jack Watts but he is already with the red and blue...

I thought I had this worked out

Former man - means he is now a woman

Street of knox - again - a little obvious - knox - being short for knockers - having a nice set of knockers

tired of being a bird - over the whole woman thing and wants to comes back to being a man again

and join the red and blue.......

Up until the last clue you were describing Jack Watts but he is already with the red and blue...

You could have argued that Jack Watts wasn't fully committed to enough contests last season so in a philosophical sense wanted to get fully involved in 2015 thereby looking to join the red and the blue.

 

Scott Selwood?


Clue: he has one brother that plays football, and another that doesn't

Hey Riddle, I really hope there is something behind this because I am rapidly losing faith of getting anything/anyone from this trade period. Even Frost is starting to look a bit doubtful. HL isn't over the line either.

If you are just amusing yourself, it is time to stop! Otherwise, it will be another hope-killer thread and I will be overcome by the MFCSS all over again. I suspect many other DL's also will. No more games please folks.

Hope MFC still has a few cards up its sleeve...please....

Not Scott Selwood or Rory Sloane. But does play for an interstate club...

Rhyce Shaw?

Edited by Django

Not Scott Selwood or Rory Sloane. But does play for an interstate club...

Reid.

WTF am I doing contributing to this thread???


A Crouch brother?

Kennedy

Kieren Jack

I don't know about board member, but his dad is Gary Jack.

Edited by The Great One 99


Kennedy

we could be getting his brother John F Kennedy

Talia?

Close but think bigger. This could be a huge coup if the rumblings are true

FFS just tell us.

It's hard enough being a dees supporter without having to try and guess wtf is going on.

Edited by DemonOX

 

X man Dan Hannebery. Not sur about the other references other than he visited Knox Grammar.


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