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Any news from down Zebraland??

Changes to the team?

i hear they have finally lost patience with a few average players and let them go. Guy martin is one of them. But they unfortunately lost the services of young gun daniel corp who showed some really good signs last year.

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i hear they have finally lost patience with a few average players and let them go. Guy martin is one of them. But they unfortunately lost the services of young gun daniel corp who showed some really good signs last year.

Yes, i hear that news too. Daniel Corp seems headed down to Frankston chasing a game as he thinks the weather is a bit cooler further down south and his albino skin will not get harmed as much as it would in the blistering Sandringham heat. Good luck to the youngster and i hope he can finally lose his virginity soon.

Pitty about the other kid.... he had a really big charisma with great looks.

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Yes, i hear that news too. Daniel Corp seems headed down to Frankston chasing a game as he thinks the weather is a bit cooler further down south and his albino skin will not get harmed as much as it would in the blistering Sandringham heat. Good luck to the youngster and i hope he can finally lose his virginity soon.

Pitty about the other kid.... he had a really big charisma with great looks.

Maybe if he spent more time on football and not looking in the mirror he might play a few good games. THtas his problem he is always worried about getting hurt rather than getting the hard ball like corp. Martyn will struggle without corp putting the ball on a plate for him!

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Maybe if he spent more time on football and not looking in the mirror he might play a few good games. THtas his problem he is always worried about getting hurt rather than getting the hard ball like corp. Martyn will struggle without corp putting the ball on a plate for him!

Martyn's softness and inabilty to get the hard ball reminds me of young Danny "Frogger" Hughes'. Frogger is what the boys around the club call him. Danny must keep his eye on the ball and not get so scared around the men in the packs. Come on Frogger, keep trying son and remeber, they're only humans.

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Martyn's softness and inabilty to get the hard ball reminds me of young Danny "Frogger" Hughes'. Frogger is what the boys around the club call him. Danny must keep his eye on the ball and not get so scared around the men in the packs. Come on Frogger, keep trying son and remeber, they're only humans.

Yes, i have noticed Danny's, or Froggers as you like to say softness although i must admit he is getting better. He looks much improved this year and looks tougher with his new no frills hair cut. Looks like he's really focused this year with the shaved head. Good to see he has got rid of those lairising locks with ludicris bleached spots.

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Martyn's softness and inabilty to get the hard ball reminds me of young Danny "Frogger" Hughes'. Frogger is what the boys around the club call him. Danny must keep his eye on the ball and not get so scared around the men in the packs. Come on Frogger, keep trying son and remeber, they're only humans.

Is there any football club that doesn't have a 'frogger' running around?

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are you seriouse? i reckon he is the worst commentator! i dont hate him but if you have heard him on sandy games he basically says nothing good about them and always puts the team down.

Phil Cleary's website is currently carrying this cryptic message:-

" The End of the VFA?

The VFL supporters website is carrying stories about my departure from the ABC TV VFL commentary box. In time I'll provide the real story.."

Meanwhile, things are quiet as a church mouse down at Sandy and the only news I have is of former players at other clubs -

Liston Medallist and former Demon rookie and Zebra David Robbins has signed to play for Port Melbourne this year.

Former Demon Benny Beams who played in Sandy's 2000 premiership team has retired from the Tassie Devils where he has been the captain.

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