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Just imagine how cold it would be standing there. I imagine the players would be itching for a run or some game play just to warm up.

I still remember that game in the 1970s when the fog was so thick that players couldn't see what was going on at the other end of the ground. Someone here will remember it, but I think it was a Carlton v Fitzroy game.

 
2 hours ago, Demonland said:

 

Casey with no wind.  That's novel!

26 minutes ago, Deeoldfart said:

Casey with no wind.  That's novel!

It's a still photograph ?


 
3 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Just imagine how cold it would be standing there. I imagine the players would be itching for a run or some game play just to warm up.

I still remember that game in the 1970s when the fog was so thick that players couldn't see what was going on at the other end of the ground. Someone here will remember it, but I think it was a Carlton v Fitzroy game.

It was round 21,1971. I recall it because I got 6 right for the third week in a row in a Football tipping competition at work. With 5 rounds to go I was 6 points behind. I got 6 right in the last round and won by 1 Point.


2 hours ago, Demonland said:

 

"Young man, there's no need to feel down"


5 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Just imagine how cold it would be standing there. I imagine the players would be itching for a run or some game play just to warm up.

I still remember that game in the 1970s when the fog was so thick that players couldn't see what was going on at the other end of the ground. Someone here will remember it, but I think it was a Carlton v Fitzroy game.

Fitzroy And Carlyon at Junction Oval.

Dees also won a game at the G With  very heavy fog Not  sure Who we played may have been Fitzroy. I think It was very low scoring!!

8 hours ago, La Dee-vina Comedia said:

Just imagine how cold it would be standing there. I imagine the players would be itching for a run or some game play just to warm up.

I still remember that game in the 1970s when the fog was so thick that players couldn't see what was going on at the other end of the ground. Someone here will remember it, but I think it was a Carlton v Fitzroy game.

haha yeah i remember that was listening on the radio  pretty sure it was at junction oval  commentators were stuffed 


44 minutes ago, Demonland said:

 

Summary for anyone that can't watch the video:

"Nice nice nice. Goooood one. Nice [insert player name]. Nice nice. [sneaky jab at Langdon or Clarry]. Nice nice. Good skills. Nice."

1 hour ago, praha said:

Summary for anyone that can't watch the video:

"Nice nice nice. Goooood one. Nice [insert player name]. Nice nice. [sneaky jab at Langdon or Clarry]. Nice nice. Good skills. Nice."

you forgot the singing

3 hours ago, praha said:

Summary for anyone that can't watch the video:

"Nice nice nice. Goooood one. Nice [insert player name]. Nice nice. [sneaky jab at Langdon or Clarry]. Nice nice. Good skills. Nice."

must say..the faux training reports are in keeping with season.

Never thought I'd miss the training the house down versions from our usual followers.

Tis a strange world

 
5 hours ago, praha said:

Summary for anyone that can't watch the video:

"Nice nice nice. Goooood one. Nice [insert player name]. Nice nice. [sneaky jab at Langdon or Clarry]. Nice nice. Good skills. Nice."

Plus the Happy Gilmore quote.

5 hours ago, Pates said:

Plus the Happy Gilmore quote.

Must say I'm quite impressed by the 90s pop culture references from today's youth.


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