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dockers kicking at 47% efficiency in last q

sounds like he's on top of his game then?

bit of a worry for dee-luded over on damaged goods thread enyaw states that he agrees with him

and breaking news - looks like there is hope for bbo after all

quite so, bbo i also understand biffo was the middleman who organised the obey snapback caps from his chinese suppliers, whose inferior quality brought down that nice scotch college chappie, who was just trying to enrich his fellow pupils. biffo should be charged with child abuse.

well done and good luck, saty

never seen so many goals kicked from within 10 metres

what i think is, that if you want comparisons to matthews thuggery, i can think of hundreds of other players before judd. that's what i think you're analogy was too hyperbolic

'cept nasher is in the huon valley, d-l,.......even greener

mea culpa.......grovel, grovel shot down in flames - LOL

absolutely saty which leaf in bigred's voluminous book would you particularly recommend?

yep, you're on your pat malone there to put judd on the same plane re thuggishness as matthews just proves you haven't watched much football

^^^^ this (x2)

wonder with all the injuries (specially compared to aints) whether c&b will be offering a gold pass to the team?

else?

DO NOT CLICK LINK IF EASILY OFFENDED could this be biffo's latest commercial venture?

what's worse than the sheer number of injuries is how so many just keep getting longer and longer sometimes i think we are treated like mushrooms

the post wasn't meant to be derogatory lance i happen to think that overall you are one of the more realistic essendon supporters

trouble is carlisle is part of the 34 and this issue probably won't be decided before this year's draft given deals are off the table it would be high risk going for one of these 34

true, though a good day for him would have been 5.2 not 7.0

our mate lance on big footy

wada must love getting such great constructive advice from bruce i'm-not-a-lawyer-but francis

there's a bit both ways being at the game certainly gives you a wider perspective than the tv. you can also track certain players, watch interchanges, structures and match ups easier tv gives you the detail better and the close ups you miss at the game, specially when the play is distant. you also notice the "invisible" players better. i like being there and soaking up the atmosphere then watching he replays on tv

every time he took a shot at goal i kept saying he's got to miss one

Playing career[edit] After playing junior football in Wandin, Johnston attracted the attention of Victorian Football Association recruiters; in 1975, after being rejected byOakleigh because it already had a number of rovers on its playing list, he signed to play for Prahran.[3] Johnston played for Prahran from 1975 until 1978, and was part of their 1978 premiership winning team. Under VFL zone laws in those days, in 1979 Johnston asked to be cleared to play for the Melbourne Football Club; but he was part of Carlton's zone, and coach Alex Jesaulenko wanted to see him play before axing him. He debuted in Round 3, playing against the Essendon Bombers. Johnston impressed, and became a vital member of the 1979 premiership side. He could play either across the half-forward line or in the centre. He was the recipient of the Carlton Best and Fairest award, the John Nicholls Medal (at that time called the Robert Reynolds Trophy), first in 1983 and then in 1986, when he tied with Craig Bradley. Johnston was made captain of the Blues from 1984–1985, and his presence was critical in high-pressure games and especially finals. He played in the Carlton premiership sides of 1979, 1981, 1982 and 1987. For 1991, Johnston was signed by struggling SANFL club Sturt and was regarded as a key recruit in the hope of improving the Double Blues from only two wins in 1990, but injuries meant he played just three games for the Double Blues before injury ended his playing career and he was sacked ten weeks before the SANFL minor round ended.[4]