Balme's reputation from his playing days at Richmond.
Some people though it would translate into a crude team style as well.
He was a complete unknown as a coach, but Norwood did their due diligence (talking to Hafey, etc) before signing him.
According to the Neil Balme bio ("A Tale of Two Men"), Craig left Norwood because of the appointment of Balme for 1980.
Missed playing in more flags, got none at Sturt or North.
1981 was the first season I went to matches with the old man.
One game that sticks out was the R22 Norwood vs Port...
Not this s**t again, same time last year Chris Dittmar was spreading the same unsubstantiated rumour.
7 just repeats the same seemingly without bothering to check with the club and adds a bit of sauce via a quick chat with the AFL CEO.
Maybe there is substance to it this time, but everyone...
"Many" disagree? You found ONE deranged norf fan who claims he was reported 23 times (I'm doubtful) and "got away with a lot because of KG's worshipping of him". Simply insane.
Funny how you left out the responses to this post in the original thread:
Additionally, from another Port fan...
MVG reverses the result from Bahrain, beating Littler in the Dutch Masters tournament 8-6.
Very close and high standard final with MVG finishing slightly better to edge Littler out.
Littler wins the Bahrain Masters tournament, beating Gerwyn Price and then MVG in the final.
Bahrain Masters: Luke Littler beats Michael van Gerwen in final
No fairytale finish for Littler.
Humphries takes out the final 7-4.
Littler led 4-2 and had a double 2 to go 5-2 up, but missed and that was the clear turning point.
Humphries outplayed him from there.
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