Both apparently if you go by remarks from Rodney Eade about the closeness of the boundary line and looking at the fence height.
Nothing in it really FS. You would see plenty of incidents like it, in just about every game you watch. He was unlucky about where it happened. He would never have been reported if it had happened elsewhere on the ground. You can have a look at the site below and make up your own mind. They were both very unlucky. The low fence and the close proximity of the boundary line to the outer fence were also contributing factors.
Yea can’t say I agree cliff. That was really really poor form by Clarke. The momentum was taking Templeton that way and he gave him a good nudge which was always going to end in some sort of damage. Unfortunately nearly as bad as it gets with contributing factor the fence. But he showed poor duty of care.
I agree cliff . Was expecting alot worse when I viewed it . I will say when I have see Clarke play he can be very aggressive and a bully .not a fan of his . But to be fair I didn't think it was that bad
Actually think it doesn't look as bad from the longer vision because the force of the bump isn't as obvious. But when the momentum of the player is already heading to the boundary line and therefore it requires only a half decent nudge to send him over it is really poor judgement from Clarke. Obviously he wasn't looking for this result but all the same that is what occurred.
I do agree with you FS that it was a really poor place in which to do what he did. It was very careless action but anywhere else on the ground wouldn't have meant anything. Two weeks is about right.
Worth it FS. $12 for 3 years membership gets you a fuel card that gives you 4c a Litre off fuel at any United Petrol Station. Pays for itself in a couple of months. If you drive to Melbourne, it pays for itself on the way down.Haha. Not likely Cliff. Bit far for me from the Sunshine Coast
Their womens team knocked us out of finals though this year so wasn’t happy with them
Wally was married to Colin Tainton's sister. The money he gave to them was before he passed away. $2M while his wife was away on holidays. There are a couple of very funny stories about why he became a Southport Supporter. One is that he wanted to support another black and white club. The other is what I would like to believe. He visited a club with the idea of becoming a member. Wally unlike most Fankhauser's, liked a tipple and had a great time there, had a lot to drink and was a bit noisy. When he enquired about joining he was informed that the club already had enough pisspots. Next week he went to Southport.
No idea Bob, this was a long time ago around 1968. About the time I was at my peak.
(BTW do United petrol stations exist...)
No, just thought that as a teacher you would welcome expanding your knowledge. You know, a bit of "Lifelong Learning."U a shareholder Cliff...
