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Patton reported to be in hospital due to mental health issues.I'm enjoying seeing Hawthorn slowly fall apart in the offseason.
Patton reported to be in hospital due to mental health issues.I'm enjoying seeing Hawthorn slowly fall apart in the offseason.
If he is genuinely in need of care, I hope he gets it and will be OK.Patton reported to be in hospital due to mental health issues.
Could well be.If he is genuinely in need of care, I hope he gets it and will be OK.
It may also be a handy way of excusing his wrongs and getting him out of the spotlight.
I wish I could claim that a relative of mine had played for the club! He must have been unlucky in life (just 45 when he died), as he was in his football career.There was a post yesterday about how successful those that wore the #28 were. I did a bit of Googling and found the all-time Collingwood players list. I thought I'd check my Uncle's stats. I was surprised to find he was the 7th youngest to debut at 16 years 351 days. Unfortunately he did his knee later and his career was over before he turned 21. Guy Moore was his name, RIP.
Fantastic, thank you so much. He was only 6ft but I remember he seemed like a giant to me as a young tacker.I wish I could claim that a relative of mine had played for the club! He must have been unlucky in life (just 45 when he died), as he was in his football career.
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Bill Twomey was actually 17 at that time, so they got that bit wrong!
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He did manage a couple of Reserves games at some stage of that year, but perhaps he was still restricted to some extent, as he never played senior football for the club again (after Rd. 3).
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He made/attempted a comeback with Preston in 1952:
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VFA Project has him playing the Rd. 1 1952 game for Preston, but nothing after that: The VFA Project
He managed a goal in that game, but wasn't in the team the following week, so that may have been his last game?
AFL Tables - All Time Player List - Collingwood
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I'm pretty sure this (AFL Tables) says he was the 11th youngest to debut for the club. For some reason it doesn't sort them in (quite) the correct order on debut age.
Your uncle obviously had plenty of ability, as he once booted 10 goals in a Reserves game (1947) and 5 in a crucial late-season (League) game against Melbourne. The team only managed 8 goals and lost, helping the Demons on their way to what ended up being one of the more extraordinary Premiership wins ever!
Imagine how big the story would be if he was at Collingwood.If he is genuinely in need of care, I hope he gets it and will be OK.
It may also be a handy way of excusing his wrongs and getting him out of the spotlight.
Please note the edited bit to my post from up the page a few spots, as it confirms that the DOB of Des Negri was altered recently (in the AFL's records), leaving Guy Moore in what should now be 10th spot (not 11th) on the list of all-time youngest Collingwood debutants!Fantastic, thank you so much. He was only 6ft but I remember he seemed like a giant to me as a young tacker.
Thanks again. Knee cartilages must run in our family as I had both removed from my right knee when I was 21.I wish I could claim that a relative of mine had played for the club! He must have been unlucky in life (just 45 when he died), as he was in his football career.
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Bill Twomey was actually 17 at that time, so they got that bit wrong!
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He did manage a couple of Reserves games at some stage of that year, but perhaps he was still restricted to some extent, as he never played senior football for the club again (after Rd. 3).
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He made/attempted a comeback with Preston in 1952:
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VFA Project has him playing the Rd. 1 1952 game for Preston, but nothing after that: The VFA Project
He managed a goal in that game, but wasn't in the team the following week, so that may have been his last game?
AFL Tables - All Time Player List - Collingwood
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I'm pretty sure this (AFL Tables) says he was the 11th youngest to debut for the club. For some reason it doesn't sort them in (quite) the correct order on debut age.
Your uncle obviously had plenty of ability, as he once booted 10 goals in a Reserves game (1947) and 5 in a crucial late-season (League) game against Melbourne. The team only managed 8 goals and lost, helping the Demons on their way to what ended up being one of the more extraordinary Premiership wins ever!
Edit: I just remembered that after some research into the matter and a discussion with the folks at the AFL, the DOB of Des Negri was changed (to 15/11/1923) a few months back, so he's no longer anywhere near the top of that list (debuting as an 18-year-old)! Guy Moore should now be the 10th youngest debutant for Collingwood! AFL Tables hasn't caught up with this, but it's been changed on Collingwood Forever, AustralianFootball.com and Wikipedia.
That's bizarre B_W! I have never seen so many magpies together in a flock and these birds do look rather intimidating! My guys are again visiting as a pair in the morning for food and are obviously still feeding the baby, but there is only ever two of them! The largest group I have seen in this area is in Eildon street which runs behind Fitzroy St where a group of maybe 6 magpies hang out together, but never have I seen such large and menacing numbers as in this video.Is this you taking a walk GG?
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Man is stalked by a terrifying flock of 30 magpies
The man was walking in Bentleigh East, Melbourne, when he was approached by one of the native birds last Tuesday.www.dailymail.co.uk
Tippi Hedren is having conniptions after seeing that!That's bizarre B_W! I have never seen so many magpies together in a flock and these birds do look rather intimidating! My guys are again visiting as a pair in the morning for food and are obviously still feeding the baby, but there is only ever two of them! The largest group I have seen in this area is in Eildon street which runs behind Fitzroy St where a group of maybe 6 magpies hang out together, but never have I seen such large and menacing numbers as in this video.
So he/Hawthorn have engaged a public relations firm?Patton reported to be in hospital due to mental health issues.
I was cynical with Beam's mental health claims and am equally so with Patton's. It is all too easy to masquerade unsavory or predatory personal habits as mental health issues and attempt to win public sympathy rather than accept responsibility for poor behavioural traits and choices.So he/Hawthorn have engaged a public relations firm?
First action is to put the client into a sympathetic situation.
Call me cynical, but I’ve seen this many times before.
i had this argument with a mate of mine. Given how much cynicism their is around mental health what happens if the mental illness is real? i will always give the person who says they have the mental issues the benefit of the doubt, unless they have caused some heinous crime because in the end mental health is not something to play around with, its just as dangerous as any cancer or heart diseaseI was cynical with Beam's mental health claims and am equally so with Patton's. It is all too easy to masquerade unsavory or predatory personal habits as mental health issues and attempt to win public sympathy rather than accept responsibility for poor behavioural traits and choices.
No doubt there are real mental health issues in the community.i had this argument with a mate of mine. Given how much cynicism their is around mental health what happens if the mental illness is real? i will always give the person who says they have the mental issues the benefit of the doubt, unless they have caused some heinous crime because in the end mental health is not something to play around with, its just as dangerous as any cancer or heart disease
Didn't Dayne Beams commit a heinous crime?! What else could you call sitting on the sidelines pursuing a pseudo art career while contracted to play for the greatest team in the land?!i had this argument with a mate of mine. Given how much cynicism their is around mental health what happens if the mental illness is real? i will always give the person who says they have the mental issues the benefit of the doubt, unless they have caused some heinous crime because in the end mental health is not something to play around with, its just as dangerous as any cancer or heart disease
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RFA at years end I think so I'd assume there'd be lots of speculation about him. Merrett as well.Anyone heard its a done deal that Josh Kelly from gws is coming to us?
Just read that his last year wasn’t his best.Anyone heard its a done deal that Josh Kelly from gws is coming to us?
Beams has quite clearly had mental issues and been medicated. I’m not sure how that is not obvious?I was cynical with Beam's mental health claims and am equally so with Patton's. It is all too easy to masquerade unsavory or predatory personal habits as mental health issues and attempt to win public sympathy rather than accept responsibility for poor behavioural traits and choices.
I remain cynical.Beams has quite clearly had mental issues and been medicated. I’m not sure how that is not obvious?