View Full Version : League`s best Fullback signs for 3 more
windyhill
2 Feb 2004, 20:57
Fantastic news, well done Fletch.
anonymous Joe
2 Feb 2004, 21:09
The 6th best news I've heard all day.
McLeod23
2 Feb 2004, 21:10
I thought this was a thread about Matt Scarlett :o
anonymous Joe
2 Feb 2004, 21:12
Originally posted by McLeod23
I thought this was a thread about Matt Scarlett :o
The man who eats Cocunuts whole trusts his anus.
P.s Point being don't make stupid statements.
McLeod23
2 Feb 2004, 21:47
Originally posted by anonymous Joe
The man who eats Cocunuts whole trusts his anus.
P.s Point being don't make stupid statements.
I'd rather think of my comment as fact - ie, That Scarlett is the best fullback in the AFL - rather than being a stupid comment.
But hey, whatever does it for you.
(I don't know where I'm going with this)
anonymous Joe
2 Feb 2004, 22:35
Originally posted by McLeod23
I'd rather think of my comment as fact - ie, That Scarlett is the best fullback in the AFL - rather than being a stupid comment.
But hey, whatever does it for you.
(I don't know where I'm going with this)
I'd rather think of it as an opinion.
Fletch had a bad 2003 he has more class than the furry haired one sided defender from geelong. He will prove in this year.
Great News.
Hopefully he will be more discipline this season.
Darealrath
3 Feb 2004, 15:23
Great, but not like he was ever going to leave, thankfully.
He is the best, btw.
Will he be on the vets list next season ?
bacon buster
3 Feb 2004, 15:40
Originally posted by McLeod23
I'd rather think of my comment as fact - ie, That Scarlett is the best fullback in the AFL - rather than being a stupid comment.
well it's not a fact. it's not a stupid comment, but it's not really accurate either ;)
great news anyway.
Originally posted by McLeod23
I'd rather think of my comment as fact - ie, That Scarlett is the best fullback in the AFL - rather than being a stupid comment.
Judging him the 'best in the league' after one decent season isn't a fact.
It's poor opinion.
Bobby Giovanni
3 Feb 2004, 16:33
This was announced 17 December 2003, what took you all so long?
Scarlett Extends Contract (http://gfc.com.au/default.asp?pg=news&spg=display&articleid=129562)
Geelong’s reigning best-and-fairest, champion full back Matthew Scarlett has agreed to an extension of his contract that will tie him to the club until the end of 2006.
The 24 year-old, who has played 91 senior matches, is delighted to have affirmed his commitment to the Cats.
"I have grown up with the club and believe it is time for us to take the next step," Scarlett told gfc.com.au.
"Team success is what we are after and I am excited about the season coming up. We all feel that we are on the brink of an exciting time and I want to be part of that success."
Scrlett’s father John played 183 games for Geelong, also at full-back.
Geelong coach Mark Thompson said: "Matthew displays all of the attributes that you want in a player."
"He is an outstanding player, is highly respected by his teammates and opponents. Matthew shows good leadership and is committed to winning above anything else. He is a key player for us and is a major plank in what we are trying to achieve."
Pevers-Legend
3 Feb 2004, 16:56
Originally posted by Bobby Giovanni
This was announced 17 December 2003, what took you all so long?
Scarlett Extends Contract (http://gfc.com.au/default.asp?pg=news&spg=display&articleid=129562)
Geelong’s reigning best-and-fairest, champion full back Matthew Scarlett has agreed to an extension of his contract that will tie him to the club until the end of 2006.
The 24 year-old, who has played 91 senior matches, is delighted to have affirmed his commitment to the Cats.
"I have grown up with the club and believe it is time for us to take the next step," Scarlett told gfc.com.au.
"Team success is what we are after and I am excited about the season coming up. We all feel that we are on the brink of an exciting time and I want to be part of that success."
Scrlett’s father John played 183 games for Geelong, also at full-back.
Geelong coach Mark Thompson said: "Matthew displays all of the attributes that you want in a player."
"He is an outstanding player, is highly respected by his teammates and opponents. Matthew shows good leadership and is committed to winning above anything else. He is a key player for us and is a major plank in what we are trying to achieve."
Run along tool.:rolleyes:
Bomberland5
3 Feb 2004, 20:41
Let's hope that he has a clause in his contract that deletes his match payments if ever suspended. There's no point being known as the Best Full-Back in the league if you happen to be sitting in the stands when your team requires you the most.
If he had been standing next to Tredrea in our last game, who knows how far we may have gone?!!!
Bobby Giovanni
4 Feb 2004, 11:41
Originally posted by Pevers-Legend
Run along tool.:rolleyes:
You work out the difference between the " ; " key and the " ' " key yet, moron?
i hope its not 3 more years of finals bull **** from him.
red+black
6 Feb 2004, 21:57
he should be fined 2 weeks match payments for every week he cops at the tribunal this year. he can't be the best when he's so often suspended or pulling out last minute with some alleged injury.
if he wasn't such a brainless twit, he'd be in the leadership group. fancy playing ten years, two flags, a crichton medal in 2000 and not being worthy of a senior role. when will he ever learn?