View Full Version : How to stop Hawthorn players from playing in Hall of Fame game ....
garygee
23 Apr 2008, 23:48
Looking for suggestions to keep the selected Hawthorn players from playing in the waste of time Hall Of Fame round.
We could stake out their residences slash their tyres the night before or
glue up thier doors and windows so they can't get out of the house.
Any other suggestions?
philhawk
23 Apr 2008, 23:58
Give them dodgy sushi the night before.
Arrian Stubbs
24 Apr 2008, 00:17
Philhawk is attempting to food poison Hawthorn football club, I'm going to dobbing you into a moderator!!! Ohhh wait you are the moderator!!! :p
Anyone here with a contact in the medicine area? I am thinking we dope every players dinner the night before the game with one powerful sleeping pill. That way they are ready for the next week :D:D:D
tommyk72
24 Apr 2008, 02:44
Break one of their legs? Oh, wait, that's not going to help...
But seriously, it seems like a few of them are actually really wanting to play. I know that there is the chance for serious injury, but surely those playing, particularly buddy, would get a fair bit out of the night. It will essentially be like playing in a final - big stage, excellent competition, the best players out there to play with and learn from.
Obviously injury is definitely a concern, but I think that there could potentially be an upside to this as well.
thatswhatimtalkinabout
24 Apr 2008, 03:00
A few years ago a Dr Lewinns' skin and beauty clinic may have done the job.
At the moment though - just tell the AFL they're seconded to secure Afghanistan.
Eel_storm
24 Apr 2008, 13:10
This should be only for those playing for the DREAMTEAM . . . the Vics can go ahead.
Frankston Rover
24 Apr 2008, 13:25
Declare a religeous holiday - The Day of Maximum Occupancy.
Stop whining and let them play if they want to.
kevieyang
24 Apr 2008, 13:40
If a players get suspended, does this match count as well?
Mitchell Madness
24 Apr 2008, 13:44
If a players get suspended, does this match count as well?
unfortunately, no. At the time of announcement, it was, however, they changed the ruling when Barry Hall punched Staker so he oculd play if selected