Redleg

A 7-8 at Sandown is his go. Now working at the beach which is freshening him up.

I believe he tried my vanilla slice.

Briefed had a little setback should race again in about 2 weeks.

He was nominated for the 1300 m race but didn't accept. I will check out when he is racing next and let you know.

Just had lunch with WJ's nephew at Surfers Paradise. He is one of the doctors for the Suns. He is just in awe of Gary Ablett. I said he is in a long queue.

Not sure I could make two laps in my current condition. But gee it was great vanilla slice.

Amen brother.

I just get the feeling Neil Craig knows something about the Coaching position at Melbourne, as he keeps repeating, if he is not what we are looking for, he won't get the job. He also keeps saying he was given the job for 11 weeks and that is his brief, nothing more.

Apologies to the banana cake, but I sampled some vanilla slice cake last night, I forgot how nice it tastes. Haven't had any in years.

Surely you have something better to do with your time than worry about the best thread on Demonland. Good luck with your grandson's lightning premiership day.

Hopefully we can uplift them in the future.

Just got an email from the club about sponsor offers and one of them was from Kaspersky. We must have them on board to some extent as a sponsor again.

They may be hoping Byrnes likes it up there and takes a playing coach role in the NT next year. I am certain Spencer will be playing for Casey on sunday, unless there is a late injury to a ruckman.

All the same to me.

We have gone from bananas to "cauliflower" ears.

I am pretty sure I am.

I think Spencer will be at Casey this week.

I really hope we don't decimate the Casey side like we have for the last couple of years. They deserve some success for their efforts.

Oh well, we haven't lost in Dawin for at least a year.

Another good sporting weekend for me. Dees smashed, Casey smashed, Australia beaten.

Then he will be waiting for a year for his letter.

Perhaps we could forward a letter of thanks.

It's easy when you don't try.

We are being showed up today by a strong skilful great wet weather side at their home ground. Not playing Rodan in these conditions was a big mistake.

Broad is following in the family footsteps. His father chris broad, refused to leave the wicket after being given out, in a match in the mid eighties. Graham Gooch had to walk down the pitch and tell him to leave. Given the obvious dismissal, young Broad's performance was extremely poor. It is one thing on LBW's and disputed catches, to wait for the umpire, but when you know you are clearly out, you don't cheat. His performance was pathetic. Sadly it looks like the Poms will win this test, unless we bat brilliantly in the 2nd innings.