daisycutter

big decontamination bill though, uncle

i think the limited space is already allocated to high density building developers. they want to squeeze as much money as possible out of it

anb tends to start every season out of form then slowly works back into form. why i don't know. maybe he needs to focus more on skills in the off season

game should start around 20C and end at around 16/17C. late afternoon very little wind forecast great conditions for football with a smaller ground suiting us.

so all the masses who don't live in the inner city will be getting a train station within 5 minutes walk of their home dream on dv8 ?

i catch a train to mcg richmond station so you only would use a train if it drops you off within 50m of your destination?????

huh? jolimont couldn't be more than 5 mins walk max. even flinders st station would just be a stroll

not if we continue as we have, od

success on the field over a long time gives them advantages we don't have they can play lots of home games in tassie and move the club to the boondocks and still the members keep climbing.......just because they are guaranteed winners

haha yes. don't know why i said berwick. seniors brain fart

this i agree with. but i would like to know what the dorks will be doing at berwick. even though berwick is a little bit closer it is still a long trip and only getting worse

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well i live at burwood, so well clear of the mcg and inner east and the shortest distance (google maps) to casey fields is 45km. no way i could do it anywhere near 30mins even in off peak. I'm also not too far from the monash fwy or dandenong rd. realistically i'd allow an average of 1 hour (and each year it gets worse)

sorry, no way in anywhere near half an hour any time of the week

depends what directions the board has given him re a new mfc 'home'. i don't think he has carte blanche

just sent a note to harry. said name the kid daisycutter and i'll shout the first year's mfc membership fingers crossed

you need to stop now, or you will go blind

wow, it's wednesday and this non-story has still got legs......fmd, it's strange times we live in

i said it wasn't raised in the question of 1 weeks suspension based on intentional vs accidental. Presumably, if they had considered it was in fact intentional then the defence may have raised it, but because it was ruled accidental it was moot. it was raised subsequently by the defence in an attempt to get the downgraded fine to be canceled but the tribunal (in this case) declined the argument and the fine remained. Presumably they felt a fine was not an appropriate condition to invoke the "exemplary record" provision. This was how i heard it explained by a reporter shortly after the decision (forgotten who). Bottom line being that this provision played no part in the final findings. i'm sure the tribunal would accept he had an exemplary record, just that they deemed it inappropriate just for setting aside a fine which doesn't impact eligibility for the brownlow.....meaning he still (possibly) has it up his sleeve for the future

but the "exemplary record" condition was not invoked in this case with respect to his suspension (accidental vs intentional). it was argued later, only with respect to the downgrading to a fine, where the tribunal did not accept the argument and the fine stayed.

no priors was only tried on to try and get the resultant fine rescinded. it was rejected. he got off the 1 week purely on a finding of accidental vs intentional. must be time for christian now to resign. again he is at odds with the tribunal, whether it is his fault or the tribunal's it's clearly unworkable and a farce

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again, you are asking the wrong person. i have no idea, but being from fitzroy maybe he is a greeny?

still think we are [censored], red

i think you meant to address your post to gary pert, dv8. you should be able to get his email address from the club. i'm sure he'd like to chat with you. ?