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... a classic starting 18, and their coach, prepared to order:

B:       C. Salem            O. McDonald       R. Bail

HB:    E. Langdon        L. Dunn                L. Tapscott

C:       I. Weetra            C. Oliver               A. Neal-Bullen

HF:    S. Byrnes            A. vandenBerg    L. Jurrah

F:       S. Weideman     P. Johnson          R. Petterd

Foll:   E. Spalding       V. Michie              I. Ridley

Coach:    N. Smith

 

 

(How many days now till actual footy???🥴)

 
 

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@Monbon has PM-ed me an answer which, though not my correct answer, wins the Perpetual Prize for Most Amazing, Arcane, Academic and Attention-to-detail Alternative Answer. I suspect such an effort will never be matched.

As to my correct answer, remember it is made to order not only for Monbon but also for @DubDee. I'm thinking the latter might be more at my level of Google-able knowledge than Professor Monbon's knowledge level 😄

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Just now, Demonstone said:

The answer is not initially obvious.  Or is it?

You tease!

So I can't understand why you haven't got my Smith team yet.

Or have I missed something?

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8 minutes ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

@Monbon has PM-ed me an answer which, though not my correct answer, wins the Perpetual Prize for Most Amazing, Arcane, Academic and Attention-to-detail Alternative Answer. I suspect such an effort will never be matched.

As to my correct answer, remember it is made to order not only for Monbon but also for @DubDee. I'm thinking the latter might be more at my level of Google-able knowledge than Professor Monbon's knowledge level 😄

Why thank you, maam, aw shucks. I've lived and breathed classical music since my dad's record of Beethoven's 9 - about the Brotherhood of Man- permeated my thick skull as I lay moaning with a migraine.  I was 14. A confirmed Manfred Mann, Rolling Stones devotee till then. True story.


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7 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

Oh yeah, talk about a classic.  :D

 

 

👂🏽🪱

Thanks for nothing.

19 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

Oh yeah, talk about a classic.  :D

 

 

they broke the mould on that one

13 hours ago, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

@Monbon has PM-ed me an answer which, though not my correct answer, wins the Perpetual Prize for Most Amazing, Arcane, Academic and Attention-to-detail Alternative Answer. I suspect such an effort will never be matched.

As to my correct answer, remember it is made to order not only for Monbon but also for @DubDee. I'm thinking the latter might be more at my level of Google-able knowledge than Professor Monbon's knowledge level 😄

Appreciate the call out mate. Sorry for the late reply I’ve actually been working, which is not like me

im afraid I’m at a loss. I don’t have a cryptic mind I’m afraid. 

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49 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Appreciate the call out mate. Sorry for the late reply I’ve actually been working, which is not like me

im afraid I’m at a loss. I don’t have a cryptic mind I’m afraid. 

It's a word find (well 3 words actually!) DD!😀

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Just now, Timothy Reddan-A'Blew said:

It's a word find (well 3 words actually!) DD!😀

...and the words are names - classically, for @Monbon


If Weetra was replaced in the team by Yze, one of the names would be a bird of a different feather altogether.  :D

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4 hours ago, Demonstone said:

If Weetra was replaced in the team by Yze, one of the names would be a bird of a different feather altogether.  :D

Ah, yes, and witch places would appear if Byrnes was replaced by Bourke!


I didn't post the solution because it's obvious and I thought my comments show that I worked it out.  Have PM'ed you.

Also, I understood this was for the benefit of DubDee, Monbon etc and didn't want to spoil the party.

 

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23 minutes ago, Demonstone said:

I didn't post the solution because it's obvious and I thought my comments show that I worked it out.  Have PM'ed you.

Also, I understood this was for the benefit of DubDee, Monbon etc and didn't want to spoil the party.

 

Congrats, Mr D, and received and acknowledged! thought my 'why so shy' showed that I knew that you knew that...

And very considerate, though I'm not sure everyone is having 'obvious' spring to mind!😉

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okay I must be dumb, still can't get it

I think I'll look at something shiny

 
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3 minutes ago, DubDee said:

okay I must be dumb, still can't get it

I think I'll look at something shiny

Not dumb, just not warped enough!

You're searching for 3 'classical' names. A hint: their letters total 19.

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As requested, @Monbon.

Look at their initials and you'll find, with their nationalities (thank you @Mazer Rackham!):

Italian violinist Arcangelo _ _ _ _ _ _ _

Spanish cellist Pablo _ _ _ _ _ _

French conductor Andre _ _ _ _ _ _

 

Over and out.

 


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