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14 hours ago, Superunknown said:

We all make choices 

you’ll be like the knight in the crypt in the last crusade - look at your youngest … “ you have chosen …. wisely”

 

Yep.  Perhaps I'll just reminded him of the Brisbane V Geelong prelim I went to him with last year and suggest that he wouldn't enjoy that sort of experience again!

 

Hawny For Gawny Predictions: 

 

Winners: Max Gawn

Runners Up: Adelaide - Following a legal battle that lasts 8 months the 2023 finals series is replayed as the Crows and Sydney replayed the last 90 seconds resulting in the Crows winning and making Finals.

Rising Star: Mitch Owens

Brownlow: Nick Daicos wins with a record setting 50 points polled as even though he did not play the last month of footy he is Nick Daicos so he was awarded the points anyway.

On 8/24/2023 at 7:56 PM, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

If it's a MFC V Brisbane GF, I have a bit of a family crisis on my hands.  Youngest son is fair dinkum and goes for the Mighty Demons, but his big brother supports the Lions (yeah, I know - should have thrown him out of the nest).

Only have 2 X GFG memberships 🤔

Hmmm pretty obvious on who is the favourite son...in that situation. :) 

 

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