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3 minutes ago, Seraph said:

The graphics don't even match up with the votes being read out?

Not a great start, considering that highlights package looked like it was played at about 8 frames per second.

Apparently last night at the dogs b&f, after they just started, it showed up on the screen who won. 

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Posted
4 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Our boys are polling well. I reckon we might pick up a medal tonight. 

The word is P. Cripps takes it out

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Posted

Thank you Gus for calling out Pert completely botching BB's number.

How would anyone remotely connected to the club not know that he's number 50?

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Posted
1 minute ago, Return to Glory said:

The word is P. Cripps takes it out

Interesting, I thought it was Daicos' to lose!!

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I was more excited about Brayshaw than Hogan when they come to the club.
Kid was a fearless beast from the get go.

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Posted (edited)
21 minutes ago, Roost it far said:

How old is Harold Ball????

I don't understand your question. Harold's son Ian accrepted the award on his dad's behalf. 
I've known Ian for more than 40 years.
He rarely misses a game, be it in Vic or interstate.I had no idea he is the son of Harold.
Ian is 70ish. His dad would have passed away some years ago.

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Just now, M_9 said:

I don't understand your question. Harold's son Ian accrepted the award on his dad's behalf. 
I've known Ian for more than 40 years.
He rarely misses a game, be it in Vic or interstate.I had no idea he was the son of Harold.
Ian is 70ish. His dad would have passed away some years ago.

My bad, I thought it was the man himself and he was 104!

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Posted (edited)

Just looking over the life members stuff - 45 games and 73 goals was a decent enough return from BBB I think.  And for all the talk about cultural issues at the club, guys like Ben should be celebrated even more for what I understand he bought in that regard as well.

His contribution to our 21 premership should never be underrated IMHO.

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Posted
3 minutes ago, Clayton van Oliver said:

Nah, make Gus CEO

Actually a good call. Bring PJ back in to mentor Gus for 2-3 years. Gus goes to CEO, PJ goes to President.

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There will never be another Gus Brayshaw. 
A brilliant player, leader, and human. 
 

❤️💙

 

(And also [censored] you Maynard you absolute piece of trash)

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