Probs player they could least afford to lose. Holds their midfield together.not to mention that they don't have a lot of inside mid depth
Jaegers shoes just got a whole lot bigger..
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Probs player they could least afford to lose. Holds their midfield together.not to mention that they don't have a lot of inside mid depth
Did Fyfe miss most of the following year?When was the last time a reigning Brownlow medallist missed the following season?
That’s gonna hurt the hawks big time
Chad's head did likewiseProbs player they could least afford to lose. Holds their midfield together.
Jaegers shoes just got a whole lot bigger..
And Houston would handball to his teammates feet so they ****ed up and kept his place in the team. My god.If that was our plan it worked a treat
If Chad is going to play more midfield minutes he’s gonna have to do extra running and fitness. He’ll be stoked...Chad's head did likewise
Yep, that's what I said.Tom Mitchell's season likely over after breaking leg at training - http://m.afl.com.au/news/2019-01-11...l-taken-to-hospital-with-suspected-broken-leg
Wow, how bloody bad was the broken leg that he was rushed to hospital and they are saying done for the year?
Not a cracked bone for sure.
Did he snap it?
s**t.
Not to mention the mental impact on the playing group as a whole, plus whoever tackled him...
Certain people over there also blamed us for Walshy being murdered. Seriously.The AFC also was responsible for the Saints selecting Richardson as their head coach to tear Port apart.
Certain people over there also blamed us for Walshy being murdered. Seriously.
It was disgusting what took place over there when Walsh passed away. As a supporter group they showed their true colours.
When the Showodown medal failed to be named after Walsh that was a reflection of the poor leadership at Alberton led by Koch head and Thomas. Their supporters aligned their bitterness with them.
I remember at the time, they felt it was a competition as to who should be mourning more ffs.
The only reason why they didn't name the medal after him was that they didn't want it named after someone who left Port to join the Crows.
According to The Age he was...No, he wasn't scared of needles.
He confirmed after this that he made it up.According to The Age he was...
https://www.theage.com.au/sport/afl...football-club-since-2012-20160106-gm0hnn.html
Also because it was our ideaThe only reason why they didn't name the medal after him was that they didn't want it named after someone who left Port to join the Crows.
YepCertain people over there also blamed us for Walshy being murdered. Seriously.
Also because it was our idea
He's a PAFC Life member FFS
What it showed is that amid their supporter base there is a small core group of genuine subhuman lowlifes. These barnacles live at the club, bail up the admin staff regularly with their varied complaints, are in the ear of the hierarchy whenever they can, prolific emailers to the club.
Because this small group of nuffies are ever present, placating them becomes a large part of how the decision makers then operate. They might be small in number but they'd make an exceptionally large brouhaha (of biblical proportions) should the PAFC for instance drop their community football aspect or honour a Crows coach/Port life member - even though those ideas are eminently sensible.
Their largely sensible supporter base would have been fine with the Walsh Trophy but they aren't the type to hammer on the chairman's door demanding action. Because they have lives.
What's disturbing about either of those?I think it's more disturbing that people spend their time watching other people playing it.
It was disgusting what took place over there when Walsh passed away. As a supporter group they showed their true colours.
When the Showodown medal failed to be named after Walsh that was a reflection of the poor leadership at Alberton led by Koch head and Thomas. Their supporters aligned their bitterness with them.
I remember at the time, they felt it was a competition as to who should be mourning more ffs.
I think the point is, why would you bother watching a video of someone else playing a computer game you like. Why wouldn't you just play it yourself?? I also find it puzzling.What's disturbing about either of those?
Some people like computer games. Some people like faded rock nostalgia acts. Hell, I'm currently reading a 600 page Game of Thrones book that doesn't even further the actual story.
Different strokes for different folks.
I often watch cricket instead of playing it myself.I think the point is, why would you bother watching a video of someone else playing a computer game you like. Why wouldn't you just play it yourself?? I also find it puzzling.
Playing cricket is not something you can do by yourself, in your living room any time you want to. Except on a computer or game console. That's the whole point.I often watch cricket instead of playing it myself.