Darren Milburn

[aron_rox]

Maybe it was just where i was sitting but from what i saw people have seemed to have forgiven this dog.

 

[Murph_The_Smurf]

Maybe it was just where i was sitting but from what i saw people have seemed to have forgiven this dog.

forgiven him for what , for knocking out sos all them years back ?

 

[aron_rox]

forgiven him for what , for knocking out sos all them years back ?

yep. I havent forgotten. And the smile afterwards

 

[Murph_The_Smurf]

yeah he is a dirty bastard but thats footy , happened all them years back. it will be like westcoast booing judd in 5 or 6 yrs times

 

[Just Kreuzing]

Maybe it was just where i was sitting but from what i saw people have seemed to have forgiven this dog.

Have you forgiven Glenn Manton yet, he was the reason it happened from memory.

 

[blues4flag]

Was a shocking act, but 6/7 years is a long time in footy.

 

[cfc_4_ever]

I sure has hell havent forgotten. Dirty little scum. Where is Charma I ask you Where!!!!

 

[ParaBellum]

He did get booed at one point in the first half. You could hear it on the TV.

 

[a1118374]

I sure has hell havent forgotten. Dirty little scum. Where is Charma I ask you Where!!!!

karma?

 

[thylacine60]

Might be a little more productive if you looked at how Milburn has turned himself from an okay plodder into one of the tough nut quality players in their team. We'd love his grunt and assuredness across our backline. He is a great example of determination to succeed winning out. Quit booing and start learning and appreciating.

 

[HBF]

Have you forgiven Glenn Manton yet, he was the reason it happened from memory.

Nothing to do with Manton - think it was Hickmott that "passed" the ball to SOS

 

[MBIB]

I certainly haven't forgotten or forgiven the act but it was a single (dirty) act years ago. Around us last night there was still 'Milburn v SOS' banter between supporters, me included

If I try to block out what he did I really enjoy watching him play, he's a damn fine player although I won't admit it to Geelong supporters...

I don't really think this is worth another thread.

 

[smithos]

karma?

No, charma, ya know, happened all them years back.


It's hard to hear yourself think over the duelling banjos sometimes

 

[thylacine60]

No, charma, ya know, happened all them years back.


It's hard to hear yourself think over the duelling banjos sometimes

Whereabouts?

 

[lou73]

Maybe it was just where i was sitting but from what i saw people have seemed to have forgiven this dog.

Get over it you idiot

 

[jimmymetch]

that was an all round dirty day for us wasnt it?..they went hammer and tong at as and lost a few through suspension..there was milburn..someone else crashed into our ruckman on the ground and knocked him out..

bradley got smashed in the face and had the massive eye thing going..

ratten broke his elbow..

thing i remember about the milburn thing was the supporter behind the bench smashing the plastic barrier and the other dude that stood up on the fence..

but was a very long time ago and milburn has earnt the respect of a fair few since..

 

[Just Kreuzing]

Nothing to do with Manton - think it was Hickmott that "passed" the ball to SOS

Think!!!! why would you say nothing to do with Manton when you "think" it was Hickmott...better check again.

 

[ripitup27]

Not a great end for two of the greats of 90s football that day. Silvagni wouldn't remember it and as most people forget it was also Garry Hocking's last game. Geelong got thumped, Milburn reported, Kilpatrick reported and I believe the other one was Mensch.

Watching the Cats send Hocking out in that style was disgraceful. Lucky we've turned the culture around.

 

[baconb]

anyone got a link you youtube or anything?

 

[Bluebear]

I sure has hell havent forgotten. Dirty little scum. Where is Charma I ask you Where!!!!

Milburn has dodged contested pack situations IMO, ever since that.......he appears to be looking over his shoulder a lot vs us.......I don't think he has forgotten either.

I move in honour of Miblurn, that this Board has an annual vote for the "Dazza"

It would go to the player who, despite all logic and reason, commits a ridiculously stupid and dangerous act, with a complete lack of courage, and a complete lack of understading of the environment they are in.

It doesn't have to be on the field.

I'd give the 2007 "Dazza" to Didak.

Any nominees for 2008?

 

[Just Kreuzing]

Milburn has dodged contested pack situations IMO, ever since that.......he appears to be looking over his shoulder a lot vs us.......I don't think he has forgotten either.

I move in honour of Miblurn, that this Board has an annual vote for the "Dazza"

It would go to the player who, despite all logic and reason, commits a ridiculously stupid and dangerous act, with a complete lack of courage, and a complete lack of understading of the environment they are in.

It doesn't have to be on the field.

I'd give the 2007 "Dazza" to Didak.

Any nominees for 2008?

Barry Hall

 

[Bluebear]

Barry Hall

Good call.

Going to be hard to top.

If Crawf had hurt Brogan then he'd be nominated........but is was Brogan after all, so not in the running.

 

[MOONSTOMPER]

dead set dog, will never forget!

 

[Jezza U Beauty]

Would you forgive someone 5 or 6 years after they r*ped your sister ?

I must be a very spiteful grudge-holder because I cannot believe there are Carlton people on this forum saying "get over it".

 

[Devoid]

Think!!!! why would you say nothing to do with Manton when you "think" it was Hickmott...better check again.

I checked again and it was Hickmott with a dinky little snap over his shoulder.