Demonstone

"Dollars" is Garry Lyon and "Beamer" is Brent Moloney, I believe.

I remember that but it wasn't me who posted it. I expect I'll get pilloried for saying this, but that's just how I feel. "Is that all there is, my friends?"

Lovely work once more, Deespicable. You've clearly put a lot of time and effort into this. Looking forward to the Top 40.

I hope to see the gold logo on our jumper for many seasons in a row.

It's also televised FTA on Channel 7 from 6.50pm. I see Richelle "Rocky" Cranston named for the Bulldogs. She started her AFLW career with Melbourne before moving to Geelong where she was subsequently delisted and picked by her current team. Always thought she was a decent player who didn't mind the rough stuff and I was disappointed to see her leave the Demons.

It gets worse, @Jontee. You've just been Hibbered!

In that case, it might just be Glenn Lovett (Len, Glove it).

I reckon 17 is Paul Hopgood.

African or European Tom Sparrow?

If Q1 is still on the board, I'll have a go at Tony Barnes (Bony Tarns). Are you able to edit your original post Timothy to show the correct answers and those that are still unsolved?

Sighting? Citing? Either way, it's disrespectful to Michael Hobbit.

15 is, I suspect, Peter Thorne. (Eighth letter of Greek alphabet is Theta + sixteen in chess = Pawn)

Jeepers, I thought some of my brainteasers were esoteric! If I have this right, 22 would be Brad Green (Grad + Breen).

That would be the late Robert George Dylan Willis I believe.

I'll snaffle a couple of the easy ones and leave the hard ones for others. 3. Jofra Archer 6. Gladstone Small

You've got me! Hoisted by my own Ricky Petterd, as it were.

Make yer mind up! (Spoiler: it's the second one)

Well, it is rather cheesy.

I don't think it's wine either. Looks like a liqueur to me, possibly chartroos.

That bump was on Dunkley wasn't it?

Pffft! Miriam Webster? How many games did she play? Can't wait for the hone and away season to start.

Almost the same, but this time he's trolling the pedants by saying "hone in" instead of the correct "home in".

Didn't try it, but I have since had a strange craving for chocolate freckles.

In Gawny's book, Jordon is misspelled once as "Jordan" which is the only time I'd ever seen that faux pas. Fritsch gets called Bailey and Bayley in the space of two sentences!