Redleg

Only that the description wasn't in capital letters.

That's what it says on my business card.

Not yet, as I wouldn't have had to ask you if she had.

Were you at my place?

I don't have to water the banana tree in the garden today, after all the rain. Can spend the free time thinking about the Dees.

Pity.

CP5 may have something to say about that.

Did someone mention banana bread?

Just look at the post before yours, for a good example of his talent.

I just marvelled at that.

I am not really into the "P" adjectives.

Hipsters, arne't they the boxers of underwear?

Oliver is a class footballer. Take a bow, Jason Taylor.

You know she is Rhonda Rousey's sister don't you? I have given her your address.

Not something I would aim for.

Isn't that a Bee Gees song?

I recall someone pushing Mrs. Redleg out of the way, it must have been you.

Went to the family day with Mrs. Redleg, our daughter and grand daughter number 1. Biggest crowd at a Dees family day in the last few years.

Does Jesse like bananas?

I predict another 1000 pages on this topic.

Well TV standards have certainly slipped. Lindsay Fox bared his arse on the Molly tribute show last night.

I don't believe that it is a recruiting failure, simply because someone taken after your selection ends up a better player, but rather, it is when you take someone with a high pick, who is never going to make it in the AFL and as we have seen in the past, even at VFL level. Obviously players develop at different levels and will do differently if in good clubs or poor clubs. But when you waste a high pick, on a bloke who just can't play at an AFL standard, after being given time to develop, that is when you have a recruiting failure IMO.

Good day for the MFC. A game without any major injuries.

You are correct in a sense, as it has two meanings in law. To be found guilty of an offence, is to be convicted of that offence. However you can be convicted of an offence, without the recording of a penalty known as a conviction. For example, you are convicted of the offence (found guilty), but the penalty recorded, is a fine without conviction, or a bond to be of good behaviour, or a diversion, etc.

Clayton is 1 cm shorter and 4kgs lighter than VDB, as published on the club site. No midget now. Being young, he could still grow a bit and with hard work, will put on muscle. With Brayshaw, VDB and the smaller but hard as nails Viney and others like Tyson, Jones N etc, we could be building a very good midfield. Exciting times ahead.