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Neale Daniher and his entourage

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Seen this photo on Jeff Whites Instagram.

Brings a tear to my eye. Seeing all these ex players keeping touch such a good bond they must have.

Can you name them all?

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    Seen this photo on Jeff Whites Instagram.

    Brings a tear to my eye. Seeing all these ex players keeping touch such a good bond they must have.

    Can you name them all?

    Can name most of them, but more importantly, great to see them supporting Neale.

    Wish him all the best.

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    Seen this photo on Jeff Whites Instagram.

    Brings a tear to my eye. Seeing all these ex players keeping touch such a good bond they must have.

    Can you name them all?

    God look at the hair on Travis...

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    And its not hard to see why we were pathetic the last 8 years with the senior players we had running the show who had zero leadership skills and didnt care about the club or the jumper... yeah im looking at you Sylvia, Moloney, Rivers,and Frawley

    All four of those mentioned played under Daniher. Where were they?

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    All four of those mentioned played under Daniher. Where were they?

    Rivers was there.

    Saw this a week ago and i did choke up a little bit. All great blokes who brought some amazibg memories back in the late 90s early to mid 2000s.

    But jee hasn't jeff white silverfoxed a fair bit.

    All looking good and awsome to see them supporting a great mate and also a big smile on ND face. Absolutely gold.

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    1998-2006 were great years. In patches.

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    What a fantastic photo

    These guys are all still looking after each other

    Thank you and good luck to them all

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    Who's the guy in the red shirt and the grey haired guy with the Mo?

    Can't see Neita

    Neita is there

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    Just goes to show how even modest success is so far in past. Those guys have all aged that I can barely recognise half. I still remembered them in their football prime. Gives me a stunned and numb feeling.

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    Is that Steven Powell on the far left?

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    I see Febes, Whitey, Chell, Riggers, Anthony McDonald, Steve Powell, Brucey, Robbo, Heffers, Shanners, Biz, Balls Grinter, Toddy, Godders, Hoppy, Ingo, TJ, Millsy, Junior, Riv, Ooze, Neita and Doggy Brown, plus a few coaches and assorted staff. Great pic!

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    I see Febes, Whitey, Chell, Riggers, Anthony McDonald, Steve Powell, Brucey, Robbo, Heffers, Shanners, Biz, Balls Grinter, Toddy, Godders, Hoppy, Ingo, TJ, Millsy, Junior, Riv, Ooze, Neita and Doggy Brown, plus a few coaches and assorted staff. Great pic!

    you forgot Luke Williams and Paul Wheatley

    and I dont see Doggy Brown int that pic anywhere

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    Ox and the Reverend were far from mates.

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    Ox and the Reverend were far from mates.

    Who is that up front in the golf cap? Not the Ox.

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    Top back left.

    oh i had to zoom in, i thought that was Rigoni

    then where is Rigoni?

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