beelzebub
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Hip problem alone is enough !! lol -
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Seems there were Layered leather as well as wooden stops, nailed to the sole. Kinda interesting as a topic unto itself...."our footy boots !!"
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youre right...nails... I only remember the other side..the prong. Your mentioning of the inspecting of boots rings a bell
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from Wiki Australian rules football[edit]In Australia, the studs on Australian rules football boots are traditionally referred to as "stops".[1] Prior to modern molded plastic soles, these were often replaceable screw-in wooden studs. Now mine weren't screw in..they had prongs that were nailed into the sole and I imagine bent over inside with the innersole protecting Lots of different types it seems
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Just in my prime DL
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knew you were a fossil
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in Thailand
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They were wooden stops Bbo.. sort of a ply. Cork ? Be fn useless
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56..they were wooden BBO and they were replaced twice. The last time with those new fangled placky ones !!
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Ah the Weideman name. Some of us here are old enough to remember Murray. A pest of the highest order. Could he play. When i was a kid i remember only really one aspect about Collingwood. The stab kick. It seemed like they ALL could kick. But this is an adult trying to remember. Murray Weideman was a player. He was BLOODY good. My first pair of footy boots were Ron Barassi 'specials' . In hindsight they were like a workman's boot with wooden stops. Yes..wooden. But i always consider my first real sporting footy boots to be a pair of "White Diamonds".... more the thing they were Murray Weideman signature White Diamonds. I loved those boots..and even as a kid. .as a diehard Demon i still begrudgingly respected Weideman. It worries me that he'd want to go home. I'll trust the footy dept (now) The DNA suggests hed be something.
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Lets get the engine sorted....i get it
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id love it tooLet's not rely on it.
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welcome to homSome karma coming if they do
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you haven't learnt.No value dealing with filth.
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yeah...and he'll plss off back to his fathers filth at the first chance. Don't bother
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I dont totally disagree with much of this. I think we went far too early and keen.A possible thinking was to get things rollings? maybe, but at what cost. Essendon are only too happy to unload any of the 34. :Lets not be chumps about it. They simply played /playing all for fools. Doing quite well Id say. We could have taken Milkshake at teh end of trade period..12 oclock ish Thursday for what ever late 2nd rounder we had left and for 2-3 years only Here is definitely a case of Goody/ Macca seeing something they liked in the Lolly shop window and just couldnt wait..I dont blame them however..Itts the job of the Trade people to manage it ..Not a shining endorsement of skills for mine. However they may still arrive somewhere near their intended cache come the end of trade sans the biggun which seems to be off the hook.
