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Only Two games actually. The Cardiff Commonwealth Games (two gold medals) and the Rome Olympic Games. Gold in the 1500 metres.

I assume either of two things. You are only very young and don't remember the Great runner or you are just trying to be clever. I opt for the latter. Am I right?

Remember this was a discussion on fitness and conditioning and not football prowess. And Mr Elliot was oh so fit.  Cheers, mate.

 

 
18 hours ago, Bobby McKenzie said:

Hopefully they will do some sessions at Portsea and those wicked sand dunes. Didn't do Herb Elliot any harm.

Looks like Burgess is channeling Percy Cerutty.

18 hours ago, Bobby McKenzie said:

Hopefully they will do some sessions at Portsea and those wicked sand dunes. Didn't do Herb Elliot any harm.

Is Herb somehow related to basil?

 
On 11/9/2019 at 12:57 PM, Kumamoto_Ken said:

Carlton there as well...has a rumble been arranged?

Just a few errant handbags and some name calling.

The emotional damage could be the main issue.

Our tackle breaking ability was surely worst percentile in 2019.

Hill work should also assist this somewhat.


48 minutes ago, TGR said:

Our tackle breaking ability was surely worst percentile in 2019.

Hill work should also assist this somewhat.

hill went to the aints......duh

18 hours ago, Robot Devil said:


I see it unfolding somewhat like this...



 

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Even better: 

 

 

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Can anyone confirm if the boys are  skiing down the hill after the jog up?

The Pomma was broken at Buller once and I know the climb can be agonising.

 
5 minutes ago, Biffen said:

Can anyone confirm if the boys are  skiing down the hill after the jog up?

The Pomma was broken at Buller once and I know the climb can be agonising.

Biffen lives !


4 hours ago, Biffen said:

Can anyone confirm if the boys are  skiing down the hill after the jog up?

The Pomma was broken at Buller once and I know the climb can be agonising.

ahhh, you mean poma, now i get it

you'd be no fun in a funicular then, biffo?

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