Confessions Thread

[Guest]

I have owned copies of both Right Said Fred's 1991 debut 'Up' and Prince's 1989 'Batman' film soundtrack.

[bing181 9,336]

I confess to following the MFC for 55 years and expecting them to win a flag in the last 50.

Only 55 years?

Same as me. (confession thread, right?)

We're not that old OD. More like Spring Chicken Dee.

[bing181 9,336]

1. I think at a better side, with less off field stuff Mark Neeld may have been an okay coach, not saying he wouldn't have been sacked, but i think he's better than his record reflects.

Speaking of MN, see he has changed role over at Essendon from Development to "Game Performance Manager".

Whatever that might be ... he cuts up the oranges?

[Bitter but optimistic 22,283]

OK, I'll make a confession. Now I don't want anyone to make some sort of Freudian transference to the Jess Trengove thread but I confess to having serious hots for Lisa Ondieki. Cant say anymore ATM - getting excited.

[Macca 17,080]

10cc (Festival Hall) & "Shakin' Stevens" (at the Palais) ... ugh.

I once thought Tapscott was captaincy material ... never initially wanted Northey or Daniher and thought the acquisition of Neeld was great.

[Bitter but optimistic 22,283]

Okay one more confession. I'm pizzed off with Gnasher for having this site 1 hour out of sync with reality. It is seriously doing my alcohol damaged head in!

[Earl Hood 6,115]

I used to have it off with Lady Penelope in the back of her Roller, regularly!

[old dee 23,909]

Speaking of MN, see he has changed role over at Essendon from Development to "Game Performance Manager".

Whatever that might be ... he cuts up the oranges?

He would end up with Lemons!

[old dee 23,909]

Only 55 years?

Same as me. (confession thread, right?)

We're not that old OD. More like Spring Chicken Dee.

Doubt we are spring anything bing.

However I will accept autumn .............

[Bitter but optimistic 22,283]

I used to have it off with Lady Penelope in the back of her Roller, regularly!

I'll keep it to myself of course Earl ...but did Lady Penelope have any err... preferences for ... eerr access are positioning ... well any particular page of the KS?

[jumbo returns 6,741]

I have owned copies of both Right Said Fred's 1991 debut 'Up' and Prince's 1989 'Batman' film soundtrack.

Awesome.

Swap the Batman for ABC's Lexicon Of Love?

[John Crow Batty 8,879]

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Edited November 8, 2015 by america de cali

[hardtack 10,683]

I was given a free ticket to see The Commodores (with Lionel Richie)... and went

[Earl Hood 6,115]

I'll keep it to myself of course Earl ...but did Lady Penelope have any err... preferences for ... eerr access are positioning ... well any particular page of the KS?

BBO we were both young and silly and besotted with each other, she an aristocrat, me just a young outrageously handsome and gifted international agent with special eyes as she used to comment. Yes there was this magnetism that drew us to each other but she wanted a no strings attached affair, I knew that just would not work for us, especially in the back seat of the Roller. In the end things just got too tangled and I had to move on. I was drawn to blondes and needed to explore my sexuality and developed another relationship this time with Alan but that never worked and his father banished him to Thunderbird 5 in outer space as I remember.

[Red and Bluebeard 2,101]

I was given a free ticket to see The Commodores (with Lionel Richie)... and went

Just as long as you didn't inhale ...

[NowWeKnow 130]

I once remember the words " you could build a side around Mathew Bate" somehow escaping from my mouth.

Totally Prendergasted that one.

[hardtack 10,683]

Just as long as you didn't inhale ...

If I'd inhaled, I fear I would have drowned in my own vomit!

[chook fowler 19,657]

Got free tickets to Andre Rieu and wore a cardigan!

[Guest]

Awesome.

Swap the Batman for ABC's Lexicon Of Love?

It's a close run thing.

I just looked up 'Look of Love' on YouTube to reacquaint myself with their work. It is fair competition for 'Batdance' so I'm afraid I will have to defer my decision.

[jumbo returns 6,741]

It's a close run thing.

I just looked up 'Look of Love' on YouTube to reacquaint myself with their work. It is fair competition for 'Batdance' so I'm afraid I will have to defer my decision.

Damn.

I thought that Poison Arrow may have been the clincher!

[Little Goffy 14,664]

I'm a chronic over-believer.

I think I've brought it down to a manageable level - I was only slightly and briefly disappointed at Toumpas going.

But maybe that's because I have too much faith in our recruitment/list management?

Probably my big 'sin' as far as being against general wisdom is that I still think each of Grimes, Garland and Watts have something significant left to contribute. Not 'heroic', I'm not going crazy here, but handy players. A lot of that is an instinctive reaction to the over the top hate-pumping coming from some.

What I can say is, I've never sprayed vicious bile at or about any Demon player.

[daisycutter 29,795]

i confess i have never attempted karaoke (or hari kiri for that matter)

[Moonshadow 17,678]

I thought Brent Grgic was going to be a silky smooth star

[Little Goffy 14,664]

I once remember the words " you could build a side around Mathew Bate" somehow escaping from my mouth.

Totally Prendergasted that one.

Bate-fides! The pideal tall, strong, contested marking midfielder who can also chip in as a KPP! Hurrah!

I believe he was the origin for the 'Curse of the 191-192cm Demon' debate.

Possibly he is also the ghostly figure haunting the minds of those least interested in Charlie Curnow this draft.

[dee-tox 4,835]

Convinced myself that Toumpas could play.

Said nice things about Mitch Clark.

Argued that Sylvia would come good.

Said Stefan Martin would never be a footballers' bootlace.

Believed Schwabby's whiteboard Wednesdays.

Convinced myself that Liam Jurrah was a clean-cut tribal elder that would be AFL's greatest story.