Demonstone

Now that's what I call a Petty complaint.

Bluey's book.

Is Jeffo wearing the Wesley College purple and gold?

Max is wearing the Ormond jumper (naturally!).

Missed our chance. Dang! Dang! Dang!

I'm surprised you don't remember Wayne, who wore #13. This from Demonwiki: The fiery winger played in both of Collingwood's 1977 Grand Finals, but was swapped to Melbourne at the end of the next season with John Dellamarta and Phil Carman, in exchange for Ross Brewer and cash. Once he arrived at Melbourne, Gordon was used in a variety of positions but struggles with a knee injury and Hodgkin's Disease was restricted him three games in his first season. A regular in 1980 and the first half of 1981, a ruptured spleen in the Round 13 match with Footscray kept him out for the rest of the season. Gordon didn't play another senior game, but appeared in the Reserves during 1982 and 1983, before collapsing with a heart issue in the Round 19, 1983 curtain-raiser. Six weeks later he passed away from a heart attack after a game of tennis, aged just 29 years old.

Henry Coles was a useful rover/goalsneak. He was no shrinking violet as this extract confirms: In 1977 Coles was twice suspended for two matches, for striking John Pitura of Richmond and Lorenzo Serafini of Fitzroy.[3] Coles played his first and only game for Victoria in 1978, against the ACT.[3] Just nine days later, when Coles was playing his 100th VFL game, against his former club Collingwood, he was reported and in the end suspended for verbally abusing umpire Bill Deller.[3] The 1978 season ended up being the high point of Coles's career, as he finished the season having played 21 matches and kicking 33 goals, thereby winning Melbourne's leading goalkicker award for the season.[2] Coles' career deteriorated from 1978 onwards, playing only four games in 1979 and seven games in his final season of 1980. His VFL career ended in disgrace when he was fined $600 and suspended for a week after getting into a fight with his captain-coach, Carl Ditterich.[4] He played his last game for Melbourne in round 18 against North Melbourne.

His plea to the umpire for a free kick for holding the ball went unrewarded. (* awaits reaction while munching popcorn finger food)

Clarry's wearing the hooped affair of his childhood club, Mooroopna. Geelong just copied the design.

Not required as they already have a digital image of the digital offence.

There are three possible conclusions to be drawn. 1 - Smith is auditioning for a role in the upcoming movie "Crouching Lion, Hidden Finger". 2 - MRO referred it to ARC and their review is complete. It's a behind. 3 - Proof that prostate health checking may be achieved with a Bloods test.

I find that ignoring Caro and her ilk are much better for my health than allowing what they write/say to angry up my blood.

Whispers that Ollie Henry might be put on the trade table by his second club, Geelong. Not sure I'd be all that keen. He'll probably end up at West Coast in return for pick one plus Harley Reid.

Goodness me no, I've never been a member of any law enforcement agency. I'm a Doctor as it happens and it is my professional opinion that you would benefit greatly from a full course of these.

At least Bub uses proper English, not like u. C what I did there? 😃

Horse scratched.

Your username is back to front. It should read "Snide Gregory".

You'll be reassured to learn that an anagram of Gryan is "angry".

Come on Dub, things aren't that grim. Why don't you rock on over to my place tomorrow with a few beers? I've got lots of gardening jobs that need doing.

Campbell, Jeffo and Adams named on extended bench. No outs as yet.

Fans from all other clubs upon hearing the news about Voss staying on.

Longmire has been asked again if he'd been keen on the job and he wouldn't comment one way or the other. He did however stamp his foot twice. Make of that what you will.

I don't think it's a shaw thing at all.

He never said "neigh".

I suppose it would be alright if Collingwood were the team we defeated in the GF. I could probably put up with that.