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inside info, nudge nudge, wink wink, say no moreAlso scodog, am interested to know why you give us a 1% chance of aish. The fact he has nominated us indicates we think we can get it done.
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inside info, nudge nudge, wink wink, say no moreAlso scodog, am interested to know why you give us a 1% chance of aish. The fact he has nominated us indicates we think we can get it done.
might know someone who engraves the trophies top 5 in order is pendles swan crisp adams sidey. he gave me the top 3 in order last year as well... fair effort by the steak knives if his mail is correct
inside info, nudge nudge, wink wink, say no more
Yeah I'd back us in to take him if he'd nominated Hawthorn for example and we had a pick before them. It may not work out, but I'd still back us in for taking the risk on. No drama with disagreeing we just need to work hard to get ahead in the ND of those that think like me because we need him desperately with where our list will be in 12 months.
Surely if we get a pick in the mid teens he's has good as ours. Hard to see anyone risking anything before that on a guy who is likely to leave after a year. And in the event that we do get a pick that high, Brisbane would be bananas not to back down and accept it
Yeah i agree with this in theory. Adelaide are a huge threat.Adelaide are trading Dangerfield the deals done so they'll have two in the top 13. They may pass on him once, but not twice so the pick pretty much has to be in the top 12.
I wouldn't go that far because if we get that pick it'll be late in the peice, IMO, and beyond their control to get it from us. Having said that though they're so keen on this play being right for them that it wouldn't surprise me to hear them knock it back anyway.
In which case I'd say good luck to them because this isn't a vendetta against Collingwood as much as bigfooty may feel like it is.
I apologise in advance for this because some will take it as a clip. I spent a while trying to word it because there is some frustration behind it, but I don't think I've got it out perfectly...
I'll start with my positive. Jack Crisp to go from where he was this time last year to a top 3 finish in our B&F is a marvellous result.
From there it really wasn't a good idea to have the players present awards, IMO. The speeches were clunky and they looked completely disinterested aside from Fasolo who loves the spotlight. My takeaway from being there on the night.
- The night seriously drags. Anyone going for the first time would have a ball, but it was the exact same show as 2014 and when you're backing up its repetitive (I can understand why the players looked so disinterested at times).
- Hine will have earnt that "in Hine we trust" moniker if he gets Aish over the line because at this stage he's less than a 1% chance of getting to Collingwood.
- Those that are not fully onboard with Buckley get on because he is a better option than the bloke McGuire has in store to replace him if things go pear shaped (little tip his replacement might already be at the club).
Overall a lot of hope was sold last night, but Pendles speech aside there wasn't much of a "this isn't good enough" theme, IMO. We heard the odd comment from Brown and Swan saying another premiership would be great, but I'd have personally preferred a few of them be more demanding of themselves.
Overall I'm just tired of our club talking ourselves up as the biggest and the best ...
... whilst Hawthorn amass 3 premierships in a row and the meek acceptance of our decline over the past 4 seasons. We MUST be top 4 contenders next year it's non-negotiable.
PS. I was asked a few weeks back my reasons were for wanting Oxley gone. At that stage it was 90-10 on-field to off well that's no longer the case!
Can I just say that having reflected all day, I do think Buckley has had some success with the off field culture of the club. I remember a few years ago (I think it was when the ruckman we picked up from Carlton was still there)
Curious do you think next year's Copeland will be at Crown again? Or will it be at our new social club?
... Sarah Allen. She is a breath of fresh air. She is professional.
On Sarah Allen, we 'poached' her from the media department at Carlton. This will sound like 'I have a source', but my daughter's friend worked under Sarah at Carlton, in media, and has nothing but praise for her.
I'm not entirely clear on the hierarchy of our media team, but on the CFC website, Sarah is listed as Media Manager which might make her Glen Moriarty's boss.
Now Glen does a pretty good job, but he is more in the vein of a 'good bloke' with a friendly 'nudge nudge wink wink' relationship with the players. On Friday night, Sarah was the consummate professional, deftly leading the interviews with the right balance of warmth and sincerity. She was a good foil to Glen's blokey jokey repartee with the players. I thought it worked very well.
That's it. He clearly left an impression on me didn't heChris Bryan?
As a guy i dont fully understand this but ive been told this is a girls nightmare. Magpie Girl and Vicky Park maybe you can explain how these two girls would have felt when they saw each other on friday night in the same frock........
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If I recall correctly, something similar happened at North's 2001 BnF and The Duck got a bit confused.As a guy i dont fully understand this but ive been told this is a girls nightmare. Magpie Girl and Vicky Park maybe you can explain how these two girls would have felt when they saw each other on friday night in the same frock........
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Chris Bryan?
As a guy i dont fully understand this but ive been told this is a girls nightmare. Magpie Girl and Vicky Park maybe you can explain how these two girls would have felt when they saw each other on friday night in the same frock........
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Isn't it simply Adam showing leadership aspirations?PF, there is so much wrong with this. The same dress! I've already posted above about the sheer horror. Where to begin?
Firstly, the girls want to stand out at these events. They don't want to see someone in a matching outfit. Exclusivity and difference are the name of the game.
And then there is the issue of Alex Davis being the number one WAG, the very soon to be captain's wife. Adam's GF is way down the pecking order of WAGS, for now at least. She SHOULD NOT be in the same dress.
Tongues must have been wagging about this. Other WAGS whispering about the social disaster.
Of course, common sense could also have prevailed, with everyone not giving a toss, or pretending not to notice. I hope the latter was the case.
Isn't it simply Adam showing leadership aspirations?
And thanks heavens the girls are similar build otherwise you would get that "who wore it better" discussion too.
Of course, common sense could also have prevailed, with everyone not giving a toss, or pretending not to notice. I hope the latter was the case.
The best thing in this situation if your a guy is you are best mates with the other guy for the night wearing the same shirt. Women....this doesnt applyPF, there is so much wrong with this. The same dress! I've already posted above about the sheer horror. Where to begin?
Firstly, the girls want to stand out at these events. They don't want to see someone in a matching outfit. Exclusivity and difference are the name of the game.
And then there is the issue of Alex Davis being the number one WAG, the very soon to be captain's wife. Adam's GF is way down the pecking order of WAGS, for now at least. She SHOULD NOT be in the same dress.
Tongues must have been wagging about this. Other WAGS whispering about the social disaster.
Of course, common sense could also have prevailed, with everyone not giving a toss, or pretending not to notice. I hope the latter was the case.
She came to us from Hawthorn and is the media manager.On Sarah Allen, we 'poached' her from the media department at Carlton. This will sound like 'I have a source', but my daughter's friend worked under Sarah at Carlton, in media, and has nothing but praise for her. I'm not entirely clear on the hierarchy of our media team, but on the CFC website, Sarah is listed as Media Manager which might make her Glen Moriarty's boss. Now Glen does a pretty good job, but he is more in the vein of a 'good bloke' with a friendly 'nudge nudge wink wink' relationship with the players. On Friday night, Sarah was the consummate professional, deftly leading the interviews with the right balance of warmth and sincerity. She was a good foil to Glen's blokey jokey repartee with the players. I thought it worked very well.