At Least I Saw a Flag

Thanks BBP. I don't remember him at all. I was thinking of Graham Molloy, who was apparently his father.

Didn't Glen Molloy play in the early 70s? Perhaps Glen Lovett?

In case Demonlanders didn't 'get it' the man in the first photo is Philip Lowe, the head of the Reserve Bank who has been in the news a bit lately.

Sadly they were 2 different games.

Premiership player with Port ?

Who is Dirty Dave? Long... what a dog act. I was at that match too. Hated him for that, still do.

I was there ... spoiler alert ... Murray Wrensted could have won the match for WCE, missed a shot for goal almost on the final siren.

The season's done and dusted.

My son 'met' him recently when Alan was driving an Uber. A top bloke apparently.

Sadly I was there ...

He was memorable for his large tattoo of an Indian on his arm.

Apparently Shane Edwards is a better player.

Why would anyone think that Freo (or any club for that matter) would be remotely interested in Spargo? And a bag of chips? Wedges perhaps.

Really? (re Ablett) I doubt that Alisha Horan's parents would agree with you.

I am delighted that you typed "could HAVE". I get upset with the more usual (and incorrect) "could OF". Grammar is important. I'm going stir crazy.

I can't stand Lyon, but have to agree with him.

I suspect the real Angus Brayshaw has in fact stood up ....

They are practising social distancing.

Thankfully I don't have access to the match.

There's only one Taylor on the ground. He always get identified as Harry Taylor. Why? Green always get called Toby Green. Has been for years. At least there's now some excuse for it ... another Green (debutante) playing for GWS tonight. Still a boring match.

Thelittlemaster?

Such a boring match. There is only one player on the ground with the surname Shaw. Why do the commentators always refer to him as Heath Shaw? (They don't use the other players Christian names.)

The season will end prematurely after at least one club is affected by the virus. Lock it in.

pedant /ˈpɛd(ə)nt/ Learn to pronounce noun a person who is excessively concerned with minor details and rules or with displaying academic learning. "the royal palace (some pedants would say the ex-royal palace)"