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29 minutes ago, Roger Mellie said:

Chateau cardboard and a kraft single - cant possibly loose ?

Brand name cheese, you are a toff. 

 
2 hours ago, Roger Mellie said:

Chateau cardboard and a kraft single - cant possibly loose ?

I’m a Melbourne supporter not a Bulldogs supporter. It’s Shiraz and a d'Affinois thanks. 

On 8/20/2020 at 9:16 AM, Lucifer's Hero said:

Think it was Taylor Adams doing the praising. demons-heartfelt-gesture

Good to see no grudges by either side.  As it was, I thought Reid pushed AvB while in mid air that made the knock on Brody more forceful.  An amazing recovery by Brody to get up and play this wek.

 

Aaron seems a top bloke as evidenced by his stoicism and hard work in 2017-2018 thru his injuries, his father's passing and running the family business (in NSW) from Victoria.  It looked like he might leave the Dees for Sydney and who could blame him given his personal circumstances.  Its a measure of the man that he chose to stay with us and still carry on his family affairs.

I reckon it is not only his physicality on field that makes his teammates walk taller.  Sets a great example on and off the field.

I literally hated Taylor Adams for the entire duration of the game.

Now I hear that he made that comment, and I like him. Can’t believe I’m that fickle.

AVB is a legend. He adds an important intangible to the team, which was sadly lacking last year in his absence.

 

 
On 8/20/2020 at 10:19 AM, Skuit said:

Haha. AVB knocks a bloke out and then starts making moves on his girlfriend. Old-school legend. 

Classic Skuit!! I almost spat out my coffee reading this ???

On 8/20/2020 at 7:22 PM, jako13 said:

This better not impact his presence on the footy field..... at present (yep went there) his presence scares the living [censored] out of any nearby opponents - would hate for that impact to be reduced as they now see him as a nice bloke instead

No chance. All he has to do is ask the opponent what sort of chocolate his partner prefers.


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