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Stinga

Redleg
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Does anyone else think the bloke in the Ladbrokes ad is Stinga ( Stephen Tingay )?

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    Yes. 

    Clearly. 

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    Looks like the Sydney Swan incarnation of Stinga. I opened the video expecting the surfie long blonde haired shirtless Demon Stinga!

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    10 hours ago, Demonland said:

    Is this the ad you are referring to?

    * not a paid promotion

     ** gamble responsibly

    Yes one of them.

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    Think you're right, each time I've seen that ad I've tried to put a name to that face.

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    11 hours ago, Mazer Rackham said:

    I remember him as much smaller, paler, and although fast, only running on two legs. Still had a mane though.

    I remember him as an outstanding wingman, whose career was cut short when (stone cold sober) he fell through a plate glass door.

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    21 minutes ago, Deeoldfart said:

    I remember him as an outstanding wingman, whose career was cut short when (stone cold sober) he fell through a plate glass door.

    He fell through the glass working as an apprentice builder I think. You know in the days when players had weekday jobs. 

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    I don't think either of the above are true. He worked as a groundskeeper at the Yarra Valley Country Club maintaining the greens etc. He fell through a plate glass window. A bit dopey.

    One of my favourite players ever.

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    Not a Melbourne player caught gambling ! Oh no....

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    So, is that him, the bald bloke?

    I remember Tingay well but he certainly has changed: his flowing blond locks rivaled those of Warwick Capper back then.

    And if I remember correctly he is one of those players to score a goal with his first kick! Against Fitzroy???

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