Demonstone

The answer lies in the first sentence of your reply.

The very same!

As your punishment, you are ordered to check out this week's quiz question in the Brian Taylor thread.

The decision has been taken to retain the same 22 that got the job done last game. What is unknown until about an hour before the game is which of the four emergencies will be the sub.

It was Petracca standing on the mark.

No change is justified. Id be surprised if Jordon isn't the sub.

So Brian Taylor now has something in common with Niki Lauder and Margaret Houlihan. Hey, that can be this week's quiz! PM answer to me if you know what I'm referring to.

Ollie was from Echuca and that's where he and Jack Viney were childhood mates. With a name like Wines, Port does seem the obvious choice however.

He could have hidden it, but Carlton people have never been keen on the cap.

It's about to hit the shelves. Here is a sneak preview of their chapter about The Teague Train. Anybody who doesn't feel a little sense of schadenfreude at Carlton's plight would be Lyon. .

Yep, that's an eyebrow-raising suggestion that I'm not even sure is permitted under the rules.

Referring to the "games experience named on the injury list"? If so, add up the number of career games played by those players on the injury list and there's your total. In our case, it consists primarily of Tomlinson (160 odd) and Hunt (90 odd) plus Marty Hore's few.

You have no defence with spelling like that!

Hassa wasn't originally from Western Australia, having grown up in Merbein in the Sunraysia region and being recruited from Rutherglen where he'd been transferred with his work. He left Melbourne to coach South Fremantle in 1969. Like you martin, I was shattered as Hassa was my hero!

Think you'll find that's a Range Rover in the cartoon.

Not quite true. Demonwiki tells me that 13 (!) players wore that number before Wayne Gordon but the number was not used between 1954 and 1974 because legendary Secretary Jim Cardwell thought it was unlucky. After Gordon's untimely death in 1983, the number was retired until 1989 when it was worn by Tommy Kavanagh, son of Brent Crosswell.

No, it rots from the guts. All that bacteria, you see.

I am deeply saddened and verging on devastation at the news of Charlie Watts' death. As my username suggests, the two greatest loves of my life have always been Melbourne Football Club and The Rolling Stones. He had already pulled out of the Stones North American tour this year but I now think the band cannot continue on after 60 years together. This is a black day for me. R.I.P. Charlie.

Whatever tattoo you choose, make sure it's one that you won't have second thoughts about later on.

I don't think Max will be the one with two legs up.

It's less than one kick per game. Nothing to get upset about, folks.

I'd be confident that Jaded is neither a Pratt nor a prat.

You'd look good with a "K" on one butt cheek and a "z" on the other. When you bend over, it'll spell "Koz".

Hard to believe anybody would be dumb enough to pay $300 for a piece of crap like that.

Is it compulsory for makers of such videos to have woeful music playing under the footage? FFS!