shagshouli
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Get around me.
100% guaranteed shags houli here.
Let's hope so - don't know how many times blokes have gone to sit on one of those old broken seats from the Ponsford Stand and it's flipped up and you ended on your a*s!
The shower block and toilet are akin to the old green shed Douttas used to put you in before they renovated too!!
I'm back in a couple of weeks boys!!!!!Jackos and anyone, please no ammo for Shags
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Very well put mate. The more clubs that embrace their current situation, and don't try and keep up with the Jones's the better.Had a conversation with an old stalwart from Oak Park during the week. Remember Oak Park, the most unfortunate team to get relegated(prior to Doutta's) that everyone thought would come straight back up.
Anyway what I found interesting and heart warming is that he was telling me the Club is the happiest it's been in a number of years. Reason's given is that the volunteers, the true club people are under less pressure having to work their ar*es off raising huge amounts of money to pay mercenaries just to compete with other clubs doing the exact same thing. Those people still do a heap of work around the club but enjoy it more than ever as the time spent is improving the place, organizing functions for the purpose of enjoyment first, raising funds 2nd.
The playing list are there for the right reason's, they want to play for Oak Park, play with their mates.
And they realise now that playing "premier division" is not the be all and end all. The supporters will support the Club no matter who the opposition is.
Yes, they will lose some more talented players to teams playing "Premier Div", but that's ok, those players deserve to play at the highest possible level.
Had a conversation with an old stalwart from Oak Park during the week. Remember Oak Park, the most unfortunate team to get relegated(prior to Doutta's) that everyone thought would come straight back up.
Anyway what I found interesting and heart warming is that he was telling me the Club is the happiest it's been in a number of years. Reason's given is that the volunteers, the true club people are under less pressure having to work their ar*es off raising huge amounts of money to pay mercenaries just to compete with other clubs doing the exact same thing. Those people still do a heap of work around the club but enjoy it more than ever as the time spent is improving the place, organizing functions for the purpose of enjoyment first, raising funds 2nd.
The playing list are there for the right reason's, they want to play for Oak Park, play with their mates.
And they realise now that playing "premier division" is not the be all and end all. The supporters will support the Club no matter who the opposition is.
Yes, they will lose some more talented players to teams playing "Premier Div", but that's ok, those players deserve to play at the highest possible level.
Interesting round 7 clash between West Coburg v Airport West. The first time they will meet since the grand final in div1. Are some people involved in the ugly untoward incidents still at West Coburg as I'm sure the Airport West guys have long memories and might want to even up without the pressure of a grand final. Is the guy that kicked that day playing?? Surely pay back is long overdue.
Not trying to condone volence or raise past issues but I'm a firm believer in the league should have handed out a life suspension, so as they didn't then you need to sort it out yourself I guess. If it was my kid that got kicked or hit in a cowardly incident I would not like to see them get away with it..
Players should be able to play footy without this happenning.
Yes there was some fights in last years premier league GF but it was more front on not cowardly "dog" acts.
Anyway that's Turbo's "old school" opinion!!
Turbo, I really enjoy reading your posts, they’re informative and usually spot on the money. However this has to be your worse post… How are you not condoning violence, your comments are almost urging APW to retaliate.
I don’t condone the situation that occurred, however the fact the EDFL is weak in handing down sentences we shouldn’t take matters into our own hands. Times and the league have changed, the dark old days of retaliation should be left there.
Let’s hope the game is played in good spirits and both sides will need the 4 points more than anything else.
Oak Park has always been one of the better clubs with a good culture both on field and off field.
I remember the old days when they had Doc and Allbones. What a side!! And that's only naming 2 players..
Good facilities and they usually pull a good crowd.
PS: haven't been to Oak Park for a number of year but have they got rid of the centre dirt area over the cricket wicket? Is it now a turf wicket?
They were great old days - we'd go to war on the field and then spend most Sunday's doing the Anglers/Jimmy Rowes/Star Bar/ triple header!
We had some great battles at the turn of the century with Oak Park's back to back sides of 2002 & 2003 full of great local talent.
Great opponents and terrific blokes off the field - Doc, Boner, Magic Milner, Nick Chalmers, General, Hatchy, Ziros, Digger, Shep (ended up with us at Abers), Whittle, Fletcher - no doubt I've missed a few too!!
Hey Puff, is Brock McLean playing for Marybourgh this week? Surely this type of situation is not ideal. What's his schedule as I hear he is playing for some other clubs before clearances close, or is he just missing the so called "easy" games. Let's be honest there is a few games where sides will ultimately rest players as is the case these days..,
Hey Puff, is Brock McLean playing for Marybourgh this week? Surely this type of situation is not ideal. What's his schedule as I hear he is playing for some other clubs before clearances close, or is he just missing the so called "easy" games. Let's be honest there is a few games where sides will ultimately rest players as is the case these days..,
I'm hearing the same Turbo, for 3 and a half grand I've been told. When I suggested this maybe happening a few months ago someone from Abers was quick to jump on saying not a chance.
Not sure you'd need to rest a 28 year old in round 2.
I'm hearing the same Turbo, for 3 and a half grand I've been told. When I suggested this maybe happening a few months ago someone from Abers was quick to jump on saying not a chance.
Not sure you'd need to rest a 28 year old in round 2.
Maybe Brock will dish the dirt on malignant Mick in his speech.The only thing I will say is his from Abers originally so I suppose it's not as if they recruited him from somewhere else..
I'm not sure Brock would attract many supporters through the gate though as his not Fev or Aker. He was a serviceable player at Carlton but not the flashy type you go out of your way to watch..
I'm guessing he will speak during a luncheon so that might be interesting..
Maybe Brock will dish the dirt on malignant Mick in his speech.
REALLY!!Hey Puff, is Brock McLean playing for Marybourgh this week? Surely this type of situation is not ideal. What's his schedule as I hear he is playing for some other clubs before clearances close, or is he just missing the so called "easy" games. Let's be honest there is a few games where sides will ultimately rest players as is the case these days..,
Must have been an enormous performance by Marby. To come back from 34 points down and not kicking a goal in first half, to topple Keilor at Keilor was a superb effort. 8 goals to 1 in last quarter.good to see the marby boys decided to come and play after half time vs Keior today. must have been some spay from the coach Castello.
Go Marby!