Redleg

I have never had a glass of whisky, nor more than a sip of brandy in my life. I had a sheltered upbringing. However, beer, vodka, rum and gin have passed my lips on many occasions. I also like the sweeter drinks as I mentioned above, like Kahlua, Baileys, Midori, Malibu, Moscato and several others. Wine, nah. Champagne has also never agreed with me. Lately I am drinking a bit of sustagen, as I bought a carton on special. So there you have it, the liquid adventures of young Redleg.

Welcome home.

If Kane is right, we trade Tom to Port and BBB maybe retires due to injury, if he can't get his knee right.

Would be good but wont be cheap and will probably stay. Can't recall too many good ones leaving the Bombers.

Then there could be 3 languages.

The last time I went there it was a cold wet night like tonight and they smashed us,kicking something like 20-3, kicking them from everywhere. We were our usual inaccurate selves, missing from straight in front, 20-30 metres out.

Heard a joke the other night, about a parent speaking two languages to the kids, English and Yelling.

And on a wet night. Goody wants him forward, so why would he drop Tommo, after 2 good games that have helped Lever and May.

And when we got done by McLean's comments during On the Couch, he was then playing for who?

Would only drink it if nothing better around.

In this modern world of enlightenment and high regard for minorities, I am coming out and admitting, "I like Midori and really like Kahlua". As for wine, I dislike reds and don't really like whites. Shiraz-yuk.

Rain.

Now the truth comes out.

Pepsi Max or Coke Zero.

Clarry looked thinner at training, I wonder if he has lost some muscle as a result of the infection?

You mean denied.

Yes, yes and yes.

Other than he could have broken the kid's neck. It was a very dangerous incident and he deserved a few weeks. Carlton as usual get away with murder.

It's probably not, it's the Tribunal one last week. This one was run on legal technicalities, not the legality of the incident. What the Appeals Board said is that the Tribunal didn't get it wrong, on the Hawthorn legal arguments raised. The Tribunal did get it wrong, when looking at it as an incident and finding it deserved 3 weeks. If the Tribunal had given him a week, which was the worst he deserved, it would have ended there.

Obviously the oven blew up.

Some tough footy there.

Hate to admit this in public, but my favourite rum is Malibu, that of the coconut variety.

The only ooze I know played over 250 games for us on a half back flank and is now one of our coaches. I don't even know what primordial is, so no fine on this occasion.

A little better.

Actually drinking the last one right now.