Redleg

If he is fit and over the injury, why not play him as the sub. That way he gets some game time and can probably play as our small forward, a position we are not covering. Then he wouldn't need a lot of game time yet could still add to our forward line. Don't know what good it would serve him running around Casey if conditions are like they were on sunday. Then does he miss another week or do you play him in the senior team even if he hasn't played well because of the Casey bye. Normally I would say come through the VFL, but the game being in Darwin and with the indigenous factor it might be the best option if he was the sub.

Mentioned today that Flash may play against Port in Darwin. Could he be the sub to ease him back?

Spoke to Jack Viney at Casey on sunday and discussed a few of his team mates at Vic Metro. He is not tall but is strongly built like his father. Can still grow a couple of inches I would think. He is a nice boy and looking forward to his AFL career with Melbourne. I hope it is a very good one. Was very impressed with Max Gawn in conditions that couldn't have been worse for him. His mobility is fantastic. He could be a very good player for us.

It didn't appeal to me.

Too highbrow for me.

Do they deal with horseracing?

Are you talking about Harry Potter and one of his characters. I have never seen one of his films. It would be good if I could get the glow stick going again.

You are treading on thin ice with that line in this thread WJ. I won't be in a better mood tomorrow as my favourite horse Briefed, who was running 2nd at Flemington today and was probably going to win the sprint final, bled, then was eased out of the race and will be banned from racing for 3 months.

I think my glow stick has just gone out.

Robert Plant, because its hard to sing a song without them. I know what you mean though. Jimmy Page is a great guitarist.

You know what they say about Fridays. Monday morning feels so bad Everybody seems to nag me Comin' Tuesday I'll feel better Even my old man looks good Wednesday just won't go Thursday goes too slow I've got Friday on my mind I'm gonna have fun in my city I'll be with my girl, she's so pretty She looks fine tonight She is out of sight to me Tonight, I'll paint my friend Tonight, I'll lose my head Tonight, I've got to get tonight Monday, I have Friday on my mind

You've got to bleed on me, yeah Ah, ah, ah, ah Ah, ah, ah, ah, ha, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah ah, ah, ah, ah, ha, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah, ah No, no, no, no, ah Love, love, low-ow-ow-ow-ove Oh, babe, oh A verse from Whole Lotta Love by Led Zeppelin. Must have taken them months to compose those lyrics.

By the way we are catching up to that other thread. We are only 24 pages and 960 replies behind.

What about " Australians all let us rejoice for we are young and free" . That is a pretty hard rocking opening.

As long as they don't play in red and blue or for that matter, white with some red and blue, they should be ok.

At those prices hope you are mining diamonds. If you are prepared to pay those prices I have this bridge that goes across Sydney Harbour and I would be happy to sell it to you, only because you are a Melbourne supporter.

That's because I am a nice guy.

You got ripped off twice then, the price and the taste.

A good solution to make sure the bar doesn't fall over is to have two people leaning on it from opposite sides. Preferably they should be of similar weight.

Mrs. Redleg has just given me the green light and I will be there at Casey on sunday to inform and entertain as usual.

Hello to you to High Tower.

Yes, but you have to drink 4X and watch bloody rugby on the TV.

Since I think you have learned the error of your ways and you are generally so positive in your posting, you have been awarded the Redleg daily exemption pass, which allows for posting on this thread. Congratulations, keep up the good work.

Looking forward to it. Could you organize outside heaters please.

Step 1: Construct Side Frames Each of the two side panels is constructed from two long and two short boards. Use a circular saw to cut four 2" x 4" boards to lengths of 42". Next, cut four 2" x 4" boards to lengths of 15". Place the shorter boards inside the longer ones to form a rectangular frame. Secure the boards with nails. Step 2: Construct Front Frame Use a circular saw to cut two 2" x 4" boards to lengths of 42". Next, cut two 2" x 4" boards to lengths of 84". Place the shorter boards inside the longer ones to form a rectangular frame. Secure the boards with nails. Step 3: Cut Front and Side Panels Use a table saw to cut two pieces of MDF to fit over the side panels. Next, cut one piece of MDF to fit over the front panel. Apply glue to the edges of the front and side MDF panels and fasten to the frames with nails. Step 4: Assemble Bar The side panels connect to the front panel via two 4" x 4" posts. Cut two 4" x 4" posts to lengths of 42". Position one side panel and the front panel at a 45-degree angle with one post at the intersection. Toenail the pieces together to form one bar corner. Repeat with remaining corner. Step 5: Construct Bartop Cut a piece of MDF to dimensions slightly larger than the bar to allow for overhang. In this project that would be 21" x 86". Apply glue to the underside of the MDF bartop and fasten to the front and side panels with nails. Step 6: Complete Project Paint or stain the wood as desired to give the bar a finished look. Finally put picture of Melbourne team on the bar or hanging over it and clutter room with other Melbourne memorabilia. Glad to be of help. Next!