ManDee

Sorry, Tranng Photos.

Yes agree with the above , but Trainng?

A moot point really, the coaches think it is the way to go. From Saty in the training thread " I asked both Goody and Macca they want a team that can kick both sides to keep ball going forward, non preferred practice will be staying"

Never played Thrice? At a stoppage, you gain possession and exit the defensive side of the pack, there are no clear players, as a right footer you turn left (anti clockwise) and the opposition knows that, what do you do? You go clockwise and kick on your left surprising the opposition. It only needs to work once a game or to do it once a game and the opposition have more difficulty trying to stop you. If every player does it once per game the opposition will have no idea where to defend at stoppages. It is another tool that every player should have, it spooks the opposition. It does not have to be as good as the preferred side just an option.

My son playing in a GVFL final is right footed. About 45 from goal at a stoppage they prepared for him to turn onto his right, he turned on to his left and goaled. For the rest of the match at stoppages they were saying watch him he is a leftie. It makes a big difference if you can turn and kick on both sides. All players should have the NP option.

I thought about it once but I changed my mind, too dangerous.

I am almost twice Col's age and to date I am yet to fall off a balcony. I have done silly things. What was he doing and where did it happen? How do you fall off a balcony? Get well soon Col.

kkkk lowzd session. Simple! Perhaps it is a request.

In the distant past I had my business partner & friends wife (separated) invite me to a wedding. I spoke to him to see how he felt about it, he said he didn't give a sh t. A short dalliance followed. The business relationship & friendship was permanently damaged. There is probably no right way. The ex has no right of ownership, but that does not seem to stop the sense of betrayal felt. Separated people can see who they want but feelings can be hurt. Billy B had no right to dictate who his wife went out with but his feelings still got hurt. A no win situation for all involved.

Be nice if you had attributed this to Shakespeare.

Brawshaw gone, oh how I will miss him, somewhat like flushing the toilet.

I had a choice of scarf or discount voucher. Chose the scarf obviously, I am making a doona cover for my Richmond supporting son, almost there too.- King size!

Nut, we now have Jordan Lewis to do 3rd man up when Gawn is rested. Probably better that he doesn't jump all over Watts though.

The one whose pants fell down, a lot?

Des Tuddenham

Pass

From Bigfooty-Stax on the mill. - 1972 premiership team contained heaps of ex AFL players, Big Bob, Billy Barrott, Russell Colcott, Ray Carr, John and Peter Lilley, Kevin Billings etc. And who could forget the mullet of Tommy Quinn

I also enjoyed watching BB at Oakleigh, with Big Bob Johnson at FF. Those Oakleigh sides were great. Vale Billy.

He is still on today's 2017 squad. http://www.melbournefc.com.au/news/2016-11-28/the-full-squad-melbournes-2017-list

So Dank didn't turn up to his own appeal, who would have guessed? What a total FWit. No more sports nights or media coverage, ignore him.

OK Choke don't hold back, what do you really think?

Sue, the problem with that line of thinking is the ongoing tests that he is claimed to be having.

So this year we would have had pick 11 then acadamy gifts pushing it back to possibly pick 14, I'd rather have Weideman with a year of development.

You are so right DC. How did I miss that? I should take back all I have said about the media being self serving, ambulance chasing, lying, vermin, without a scintilla of integrity between them. But I won't.

Josh Mahoney :- "Contrary to media reports, Heritier has not threatened legal action against the club. "We ask media to refrain from further speculation on Heritier's health while he seeks the necessary information to make an informed decision on his playing career." Wow, the media have been making things up! Who would have thought?