daisycutter

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tunnels ... level crossings ... cfmeu what could go wrong? i love it

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so drop the ball to your feet where the crowd can force it over

i think the main problem with the 2nd option (south east corner) was no close access to ovals. i.e. no tunnel and probably mrc not wanting a new tunnel to be built, and of course the extra cost of a tunnel. and of course the reasons of transport difference luci explained

i think the mt scopus site was always private property and not crown land

little bit of video on the guineas tunnel (you can't see much on google maps satellite)

thanks a lot! you've just upset my dog

... apparently filth players are not to be called meatballs

it should be emphasised that in these cases however it is different because it was the afl medical officer who forced the retirements no scope for club trickery here

caro by name, kero by nature

oh, i don't know od. the wheels of democracy have stated the suburban loop is scheduled to complete by 2053 (assuming no delays 😉)

and moreso footy should only be played by 'reasonable' players with split second reasonability imagine a game where all the players were 'reasonable'

nah, just a tribute to the lost art of the stab kick

?????? just to remind w1947 that i have always been very positive and supportive of caulfield p.s. daisycutter is one word without capitals

any "reasonable" judge should have been able to reach a judgement in .5 second, but gleeson needed to take 3 hours! of course any "reasonable" judge would have got the judgement correct too just as well he doesn't play football

i told youse may was cooked if we went with anderson anderson is the personification of groundhog day he must have some interesting photos in his bottom drawer

may should get off if anderson is his advocate he is cooked why oh why do we even go anywhere near anderson?

Red, do you know who may's advocate will be? i hope it's not that perpetual loser we always seem to use

sorry, wrong thread. was for the thread on state of origin

i'm old enough to remember (and attend) the aussie rules carnival (which was held somewhat erratically) it was marvellous for its time, but i'm not recommending a revival of its format just reminiscing

let's hope they will allow a reserved seat without the mandatory grand final priority tax (like they used to prior to 20220. it's especially onerous when you buy multiple tickets with kids

verily, jack. and did anyone really, really think it would?

worms will be worms ... eh dz