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And Charter was Hirds personal fitness advisor. http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/clients-ranged-from-strippers-to-millionaires-to-james-hird-20130419-2i5m1.html

Close, but no cigar. First word sounds like dombers second sounds like pucked.

Beeb now you are exaggerating.

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Good luck to him, he gave it a go and failed with us. Time to move on.

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Luke Tapscott Personal information Full name Luke Tapscott Nickname(s) Tappers Date of birth 28 June 1991 (age 23) Place of birth Orroroo, South Australia Original team North Adelaide Draft 18th overall, 2009Melbourne Height/Weight 180 cm / 86 kg Position(s) Forward / Midfielder Club information Current club Melbourne Number 35 Playing career1Years Club Games (Goals) 2011– Melbourne 48 (12) 1 Playing statistics correct to end of 2014 season. Luke Tapscott (born 28 June 1991 in Orroroo, South Australia) is an Australian rules footballer for the Melbourne Football Club in the Australian Football League (AFL). Tapscott started his football for Orroroo before making the move down to Adelaide to play football for North Adelaide Football Club and his school Prince Alfred College, where he became friends with Melbourne teammate Jack Trengove.[1] He excelled through the ranks as a tough, built, young forward/midfielder with an exceptional penetrating kick, on both the left and right foot. After twice representing South Australia at the AFL National Under 18 Championships and being named in the All Australian team, he was picked as the 18th overall pick in the 2009 AFL Draft, by the Melbourne Football Club. He has been compared to 2009 AFL Rising Star winner Daniel Rich.[2] Edit:- What is my point? Forward/midfielder compared to Daniel Rich. 1st round pick. ​

Luke Tapscott also says hello.

Time issues again. Can we have a fix, that is a fix not a patch? I have had to turn off the DST!

I would have thought that was the big picture.

Theoretically that could work, but you'd need an awful lot of petrol to put out the fire, far more likely they are just poking the bear.

From the AGE - Players lawyer Tony Hargreaves "We are not talking about 12,000 pages. We are talking about roughly 105 pages for each individual player, which are virtually identical. The AFL Players' Association and (players' QC) David Grace sat in on those player interviews and we are aware of their evidence and have been since last year. Hargreaves refused to be drawn on that jibe and said he had not attempted to contact McDevitt. "I don't speak to McDevitt," he said. "I just read what he has to say in the newspapers ... (But) it is disingenuous for McDevitt to tell us to read the 12,000 pages of evidence. We've seen this before and it's not the evidence, it's a summary of what ASADA says is the evidence. Now let me see, 105 pages times 34 players equals 3570. Hang on, can anyone else see a slight discrepancy? Edit: If any controlling body said it had one page of evidence against me I would be mortified. The AFLPA must have different standards to me. The AFLPA have failed their members miserably. They have failed all the players not accused of cheating by not tearing the EFC a new one and they have failed the EFC players by not attacking the EFC for failure of duty of care to its own players. All the AFLPA appears able to do is blame a governing body for what? Trying to maintain standards in sport where the players are being used in pharmacological experiments using unspecified, untested and unapproved drugs and supplements. Shame AFLPA. By your actions/inactions you are condoning the appalling experiment that took place at the EFC on young men. Shame EFC Shame AFLPA. My fear is that one day we will wake up and find that an EFC player has a serious illness, and the likely cause is that EFC program, what will the AFLPA have to say that day, ASADA were too slow! Place the blame where it belongs the EFC are the villains and must be punished. Don't blame ASADA.

I would rephrase that, Their legal team must want a new Portsea beach house. At the risk of upsetting our many Demonland beaks, all of who I am sure would not entertain drawn out legal battles costing many thousands of dollars, nor would they ever consider embarking on long legal stoushes where the only winners can be the lawyers, oh no not our Demonland beaks.

From the AGE - Players lawyer Tony Hargreaves "Hargreaves refused to be drawn on that jibe and said he had not attempted to contact McDevitt. "I don't speak to McDevitt," he said. "I just read what he has to say in the newspapers ... (But) it is disingenuous for McDevitt to tell us to read the 12,000 pages of evidence. We've seen this before and it's not the evidence, it's a summary of what ASADA says is the evidence." ​If 12,000 pages is the summary of the evidence how much evidence is there? Why is this being played out in the media? Is this a case of trying to win the the battle of public opinion? ASADA have a job to do and from what I have read they appear to be doing it diligently. They would appear to attract criticism if they are too slow or too fast. I for one would like to hear the AFLPA critisise the EFC, it was their program, they failed to keep records and they have used delaying tactics all the way. The EFC are the villians not ASADA.

Juice?

"My dear mother thought I looked like all the 007 actors", "The names Hird, James Hird."

He is still compiling it...... Quite extensive research required here...... Still searching......

No Laura Geitz, we want taller midfielders.

These days a contract seems to mean very little.

Nice work Wtm welcome to the looney bin.

SNAP! It might take some of the players 10 days to read the 350 pages of evidence. From the AFL site. "Each document runs approximately 350 pages, ASADA saying it's distributed 12,000 pages of evidence in total."

FRESH show cause notices have been issued against 34 former and current Essendon players. The amended notices — complete with 60 pages of evidence tailored for each player surrounding the alleged use of the banned peptide Thymosin beta-4 — were issued by the Australian Sports Anti-Doping Authority on Friday afternoon. The evidence includes claims the peptide was sourced from a Shanghai factory and administed to Essendon players. The 34 players have 10 days to respond before ASADA presents its evidence to the Anti-Doping Rule Violation Panel.

If we're lucky EFC will leave the country just like James Hardie.

He may never play another game, and we get La bumba who rarely misses a game.

Shame, who comes in or does Goodwin fill that role?