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Sideshow Bob
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Guess i should say hello now             Just cos its my username though!  Approx 1994 he speeds past me on the south eastern with his Jako13 number plates

faultydet
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Ahhh dazzle, you have NO IDEA what you missed.   A 100%, Rolled gold, unadulterated superstar. The turnstiles whirred like a Gatling gun every time he played early days.....   Coul

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Wow, pics surface of mythical legend Allen Jakovich and this thread is dead.   Unbelievable. Its only the most momentous occasion in the last 20 years of the Melbourne football club.   

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15 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

Does anyone know if this is legitimate? Has the great one finally risen again?

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Could the Australia and New Zealand Association of Manila have succeeded where so many others have failed!?!

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On 23/03/2017 at 9:30 AM, nutbean said:

I remember the astonishment from the sports writers in the states when Bennett stopped a sure touchdown from a punt return. He was the last player between the punt returner and the touch line - Bennett laid a bone crunching tackle on the player.

The sport writers were astonished as punters never laid tackles in the NFL and I was astonished because Bennett never laid a tackle in the AFL.

Not only that but that tackle saved the game for his team, the San Diego Chargers and as a result they got into the finals for something like the first time or the first time in many years. He became an overnight sensation and that tackle was broadcast all over the States. Set up his career for the next ten years.

 

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21 minutes ago, It's Time said:

Not only that but that tackle saved the game for his team, the San Diego Chargers and as a result they got into the finals for something like the first time or the first time in many years. He became an overnight sensation and that tackle was broadcast all over the States. Set up his career for the next ten years.

 

He'd have played ten years regardless but the coverage around that tackle in Australia is what got me into NFL. It's a terrible sport but I do love it.

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15 minutes ago, Demonland said:

It's legit - http://anzcham.com/anz_events/afl-grand-final-manila-2017/

Do you have to be as mad as those two to be allowed to attend?

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1 hour ago, Petraccattack said:

Seems to good to be true.   Would be incredible to get some vision of the great man,

Wonder if hes been hiding out in the Philippines the last 20 years?     A legend.

He could walk through the Philippines so easily. Nobody would give him a second look

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6 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Is it a promo for mad cows disease? What a couple of entertaining whacko's those two are! Would love to hear them. Hope someone records it 

Imagine having a beer or 10 with Jako and Pikey...

I'd have to imagine it pre-drinks.  Don't think I could afterwards.

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3 hours ago, Sir Why You Little said:

That room at the Marriott in Manila Flooded totally on GF day in 2009 during a Typhoon. 

Went past it on the way to the airport the next day

my hotel was on top of a rise.....

My wife's family is from the Philippines she came to Aus in 2001. Her brother and his wife were stuck over there during that typhoon, couldn't get a plane home for 2 weeks.

Seriously what an event that will be Jako and Pike together! Would love to be there and get on the [censored] with them AND watch the GF! I wonder if Jako knows how much he is adored by MFC supporters, still my favourite ever Demon since I've been watching. Every week was entertaining especially when we played the Pies he was a true performance artist 

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16 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

A lot of posters naming him a great of the club ................... don't think so.

He was a "great" in the same way Jurrah was - unfulfilled potential.

Definitely not a "great" but a cult hero for sure. Delivered more than Jurrah, still the quickest to 50 goals I believe? And second only to Coleman as quickest to 100?

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5 minutes ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

My wife's family is from the Philippines she came to Aus in 2001. Her brother and his wife were stuck over there during that typhoon, couldn't get a plane home for 2 weeks.

Seriously what an event that will be Jako and Pike together! Would love to be there and get on the [censored] with them AND watch the GF! I wonder if Jako knows how much he is adored by MFC supporters, still my favourite ever Demon since I've been watching. Every week was entertaining especially when we played the Pies he was a true performance artist 

Too right Dr.

Typhoon Undoy i shall never forget my first trip to Phils. 

Wouldn't suprise me at all if Allen Lives over there. 

He and Pikey played together?? Think they did

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