Timothy Reddan-A'Blew

Could someone post his poor disposal highlights? I'm only seeing the other sort...

Ah-ha. Strange, then, that it's able to provide a name. Not great for that person's safety!😬

It's nice that we've got an issue to have diametrically opposed - and usually considered, occasionally fevered, and sprinkled with fun - views about, now that the trade period is over! As usual, plonk me somewhere in the middle.

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Wow. Selective, I know, but he has that much to provide the selection in the first place! Bring it, CJ!

Now, let's return to getting the fearless to vote!

Just catch it, at 3.32 to go. Reckon I was inspired by the sure, silky skills on display on the ground! Couldn't repeat it, I'm sure!

I remember that: I was! I had false confidence, having taken a strong, poised grab earlier, in the 2nd quarter. Surprised myself!

11 of 'The 23+1', goneski. Sobering. Yet exciting.

What does this say, for we the face-less?

I find you don't/can't receive PMs, Ghosty. I tried to send one of apology that I don't enter such things, for privacy reasons. Don't let that discourage others, though! My message had a p.s. wondering about no love for Edie's needle-thread? I was at the fence right next to her and, gee, it was fun to see the look on her face! My laugh of disbelief might have made it onto the audio?

I love it when we go all esoteric!

And wasn't this guy one of the Jacks taken in our little-known original Irish experiment?...

More info, pls, Gawnie!

Any hints in the translation as to who our opponents are in the '26 GF, and how many times in the 5 we get our revenge? It's also sad to contemplate the 6 barren years after our 5-peat that will lead to King's sacking.

I think of a smoothie as comfort food, Red, so maybe one of the various other libations featuring on this thread might be in order? Not so much a need for comfort in disappointment as a need for calming in fevered anticipation! And thanks for keeping the flickering NoT$NoB$ glowing!

'Twenty-twenty Fix'? Clearly! You'll see!

This year might be a test, to see whether and how significant environmental change affects him? That'll be true, of course, for all the players, to a greater or lesser degree, but I feel the off-field, in-club environment might be a particular factor for him, and his family. I'm hoping all goes well - better, even - and @DubDee's forecasts duly become reality.

An alma mater mea culpa is required: @biggestred is of course correct. In my now-54-years-old memory of events, the schools of my high jump rivals - one being the aptly-named 'Jumping Jack' Hawkins - have become muddled. I've since remembered the name of the actual CGS rival and, just now, the name of another rival: Scotch's John Hendrie. I'm pretty sure I beat one of those two who took their football waaaay beyond my C-grade Amateur efforts. None of us could beat the Wesley kid though. That year, a few years after the Mexico Olympics, the Fosbury Flop became the death knell of our 'straddling'. So, Jack might be aiming at a slightly different suburb than I thought, but our new home will still be just a quickie down Dandenong Road.

Perhaps as per my post this morning? Back to his and his dad's alma mater for the kids.

Lookamoy, lookamoy; I've got one word for you @Meggs! Fun and Yes.

...and kids approaching Caulfield Grammar school age. Caulfield. Caulfield. Hmmmm...

Domain and Real Estate all over it, too. Of course.

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&opi=89978449&url=https://www.stockandland.com.au/story/9090729/afl-star-tom-hawkins-lists-his-geelong-district-farm-for-sale/&ved=2ahUKEwjlxtOhgK-QAxVb4zgGHUAZC60Q0PADKAB6BAgtEAE&sqi=2&usg=AOvVaw0zJMsYk6fsZ7Pj81toTf75

Strap ourselves in, then! '26, '27 and '28 gonna be fuuuuun!!