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Stoke's manager.
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Which clubs wouldn't do that for players at the end of their careers though?A nice little touch at a time when club stars are moving on. What a club!
AFL website.
Yeah, I cried thanks for posting that. It was so lovely to be able to run through some of those highlights of the boys- that cheeky little handpass by Kelly through the legs of his Hawks opponent (can't see who it was, through the tears) to Harryhttp://www.geelongcats.com.au/video/2015-09-02/stokesy-and-kel-say-farewell
Stokes' and Kelly's goodbye video. Reminiscing about being at Geelong.
Interestingly- *conspiracy #564738*- (Put your tinfoil hat on)- both boys thanked Bomber but neither of them thanked Chris Scott.
Dual premiership player Josh Hunt says Geelong doesn't pay lip service when it comes to welcoming former stars back to the club regardless of whether they extend their careers at another club.
The Cats delisted Hunt at the end of 2013 after 198 games and 12 seasons and he joined Greater Western Sydney as a delisted free agent in his final year.
He played 14 games for the Giants before calling it quits.
However Hunt told AFL.com.au he has returned to the Cats since and was welcomed with open arms.
"The beauty of the footy club is that they stand true to their word and you can go with their blessing and they welcome you back with open arms," Hunt said.
Stoke's manager.
Me too.Hmm I noticed that too lol
Scott may have delivered the message...but the list management team make the decisions.....Hocking, Scott, Wells and Cook (to a lesser extent)....
Some posters will just point at Scott though because he's an easy target.
If this wasn't a piss take I'd think this was a legitimate post from around here. Hopefully it never comes to that!I've never seen anyone have a go at Hocking yet, he seems to slip under the radar like Carter...
Time to start a new trend...
Anyone else see the link between Hocking taking over the football department and us becoming s**t. I think it is time to start asking questions, pointing fingers and most importantly start stamping our feet. This performance would have never happened under Balme, the worst he got us was 7th, first year he's gone we miss the finals. #WrongBalmeGame #SackHocking2015? #TimeForAnEscapeGoat
I've never seen anyone have a go at Hocking yet, he seems to slip under the radar like Carter...
Time to start a new trend...
Anyone else see the link between Hocking taking over the football department and us becoming s**t. I think it is time to start asking questions, pointing fingers and most importantly start stamping our feet. This performance would have never happened under Balme, the worst he got us was 7th, first year he's gone we miss the finals. #WrongBalmeGame #SackHocking2015? #TimeForAnEscapeGoat
I've never seen anyone have a go at Hocking yet, he seems to slip under the radar like Carter...
Time to start a new trend...
Anyone else see the link between Hocking taking over the football department and us becoming s**t. I think it is time to start asking questions, pointing fingers and most importantly start stamping our feet. This performance would have never happened under Balme, the worst he got us was 7th, first year he's gone we miss the finals. #WrongBalmeGame #SackHocking2015? #TimeForAnEscapeGoat
He's a beast of a player that tackled like a machine. Mr reliable.I'll never forget in the first 5 minutes of the 2007 GF Kelly was the one who kept his cool and showed the way when the pressure was on with both teams going at it.
Obviously that's when we had half a dozen indigenous players at the club- now we have maybe 3, with Stokes leaving, it'll be only Cockatoo and Bates left. I hope that one of them can take over where Stokesy has left off.
I've been thinking about the possibility of SJ not going on.
The ONLY way I'll be comfortable with it is if Scott has decided he needs him in the box more than on the ground.
Ie. We're dropping an assistant coach in exchange for sj.
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/geelon...to-a-close-20150903-gjetc9.html#ixzz3kokvfGJ4Steve Johnson, James Kelly and Mathew Stokes informed our playing group this week that the curtain was closing on their time at the Geelong Football Club. Standing in front of the people who have helped you get to where you are and whom you admire and respect very much is a tough assignment. Mates that you have been alongside on the rollercoaster ride are there looking back at you. Is there a sense of embarrassment and shame that you have let people down? A sense of relief knowing your body and mind were no longer willing? Or a sense of uncertainty and vulnerability about life ahead? It is a very emotional moment. My time will come but I know that our premiership heroes all spoke with honesty and authenticity and made me feel so lucky to have been alongside them for part of their football journey.
There's a nice piece from Harry Taylor on the retirements in today's Age:
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/geelon...to-a-close-20150903-gjetc9.html#ixzz3kokvfGJ4
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/geelon...to-a-close-20150903-gjetc9.html#ixzz3kokvfGJ4