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Return to Glory

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  1. May make this one look like a modern day classic
  2. Was thinking the same Dees. I'm sure Goody is all over it.
  3. Lance gets a fair run with the umps these days. I've watched him throw two handballs and a shaky free kick for a shot on goal.
  4. I'd like to get 'Bill' Laurie in as sub if we are looking to ease some young talent in. Thought he had some very good moments today.
  5. Frankston Pines and Sorento Sharks.
  6. Unfortunately not at my place. But good luck to you.
  7. "We haven't been composed. They have." Confucius
  8. GC really is where talented players go to lose confidence, ability and effort. Rowell, Anderson and Rankine are going backwards.
  9. Touch of Darcy Parish about Sam Walsh. A lot of possessions for not much influence. Still, as BBO has reminded me, they're the Premiership faves.
  10. GWS looked terrible tonight.
  11. Brad Scott has started well, hasn’t he!! ‘There’s to be no dissent’ says the former coaches box nutter.
  12. Roy11, I've watched a fair amount of grass roots footy. I certainly don't disagree with what you say. From my observation, the one thing that does seem to have a significant impact is the selection of coach. Strong coaches have the capacity to be incredibly influential. Even the idiots will follow the lead of a coach who leads by positive example. I remember watching two matches involving Frankston Pines. Their reserves coach at the time should never have been allowed to coach. Abusive, volatile and, of course, the crowd dutifully followed his lead in behaving in a threatening manner towards the umpire. In contrast, the senior coach was all that you would want in a coach of a team. And players and supporters alike followed suit re their own behaviour. It wasn't a one off. I've seen it time and again.
  13. It's funny BBO. As soon as I posted, I did wonder why I had this need to comment on him. My daughter had the Jesse Hogan badge and wanted his name on a duffle coat. Ok, there's still a soft spot. But bloody hell
  14. Agree with both. My observation (others may think differently) is that Jesse has a negative energy about him and it impacts every team he plays for. He’s a culture killer. I do understand that he’s had some setbacks. I also know there’s a bloke playing for Carlton who’s fought cancer twice and is a leader of the club. And that there are many other players who have overcome tremendous adversity. The childhood of David Schwartz is a case in point. I was a big supporter of Jesse. Somewhere along the way he lost me. Not that he would give two hoots!! And I guess that’s fair enough.
  15. Don't get me started!!!
  16. Yep, and I always thought Essendon would be my true hate. But Geelong has it all: Home town umpiring (thought it may end with televised games, but no) Joel Selwood Forwards who dive Joel Selwood Money thrown at the club because it's in a marginal seat Joel Selwood Shonky land deals Families of footballers employed by Cotton On (see Judd and Visy) Joel Selwood Mogg's Creek Chris Scott's cool beard The 5 or so chairs provided to opposition supporters
  17. I'm with DUB WCW. I probably interchange between Geelong and Essendon. But I can't abide by the run Geelong have always had with the umps.
  18. I hate Geelong.
  19. Another mint Tom Hawkins decision. Good grief
  20. James Brayshaw [censored] me to tears. It's one irrelevant platitude after another. STFU you crashing bore
  21. I really like this new, improved Geelong.
  22. Another joke decision goes the Cat's way
  23. Thanks DW. I'll take a squiz at Bomberblitz to double that enjoyment.