Yes i did. And i was proved correct. Any other questions.?
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Yes i did. And i was proved correct. Any other questions.?
Nice one! Have you emailed the club about any other players?
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Great post... thank you. Whenever it occurs to me that I'm getting old I reflect that I'm 15-20 years too young to have seen both Bradman and Bobby Rose play.As you can tell by my avatar I DID have the pleasure of watching Bobby play. As a kid he was everything I ever dreamt a footballer could be. On the field he was fearless, never beaten, a cross between Leigh Matthews and Daryl Baldock. Exquisitely skilled, but brutally tough, he always just seemed faster, more determined and BETTER than anyone else on the ground. When Bobby left for greener pastures (Wangaratta!) I was devastated, he was our best player, our champion and no "Collingwood is more than just one player" speeches from my grandfather could placate me. But he came back...and with him came our great teams of the late 60's and 70. He also gave us his son (Robert junior) who was also supremely talented in cricket as well as footy before his terrible car accident.
Bob Rose taught kids like me all about sportsmanship. On the ground he was unforgiving and relentless but off the field he was a true gentleman. I saw him stand up to the thugs of the VFL out on the ground (and believe me if Bob had ever pursued a boxing career seriously he could have been a ROSE or a FAMECHEON no pun intended). I once saw Ron Barrassi biff Thorald Merrett on the MCG and Bobby ran 50m from the forward flank to run through Barrassi. Ronald Dale swung around and was ready to "rip the head off" whoever it was that had knocked him down but when he saw it was Bobby Rose he just put his hands up and gave in. Barrassi was much bigger than Bobby but everybody knew that "Bobby Rose could GO a little bit" (meaning he was a gun boxer as well as a GUN footballer)
Bobby didn't deserve the luck he had coaching. He could have won premierships in '64, '66 and '70 and had he had a smidgeon of luck he would have. He coached beautiful football. High scoring, attacking players it was just sensational footy to watch. The effect he had on players like Tuddenham, Thompson, Twiggy Dunne, the Richardson brothers, McKenna, Greening and Price was immense....they all loved him.
When Robert broke his neck in the car accident Bobby took care of his son for the rest of his life. He never shielded young Robert, he included him in everything he could.
Bobby Rose was my hero 60 years ago....and he's still my hero now. If we could draft one like him we'd be top 4 next year!!
Wash your mouth out.Lou Richards on the far left I think, can anyone tell me who is on the far right? Also can anyone know who is between Daicos and Brown?
A winning post, horse.People are easily lulled into a false sense of hope, it is human nature. But those of us who know, know the truth. The sickness lies heavily on our club, a sickness that cant be removed in a day or a month or a single offseason. A sickness that goes to the marrow.
In this we are no better or worse than society in general. We have become debased, and accepted as normal things which a better society, a society where father knows best and John Howard comes off as a benevolent avuncular figure and not an unhinged spittle spewing throwback, would not tolerate. PC has truly gone mad, my fellow magpies. I have seen it.
I speak of course, of ponies. I know it is shocking to those of the generation raised on hip-hop and reality tv and smashed avocado and Taylor Swift to hear such words spoken openly. Actually its probably a shock for them to hear any words other than "Yeah""nah""mine"and "journey" but if we are to face the evil we must speak of it. Now is not a time for "Pony Correctness". Now is a time for action, for confronting the hard truths, and if necessary writing them in excrement on the garage door of someone whose religion we dont like like the dogs we are. It is time to channel the spirit, the rightness, we see in Bolt and Latham and their ken, and turn it into action. Time for the clenched fist of truth, and no doctor, I do not want the personal lubricant.
Even today I see signs of the impending societal disaster. Here, in my very shopping centre, a place I normally frequent to buy banana or a roll of duct tape or a copy of stormfront, here a shop was openly advertising them. Advertising!
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It is bad enough we have a place selling overpriced and questionably sourced linen, bad incense and crystals you can shove up your hoo haa. They openly advertise the scourge, and even make their deadly nature a selling point, rather than the unstated and tautological extra adjective it is, like feral Carlton Supporter or corrupt politician or lunatic One Nation member.
Have we come to this?
But we know the signs too well already dont we. They are everywhere. We are encouraged to "Say yes" to these horrors, by trendy and well meaning types with beards like a ned kelly reunion. But what is next? "Safe Stables?" Unsuspecting bakers losing their freedom and being forced to bake carrot cakes under the hooves of their equine oppressors?
I know it is unfashionable to quote from scripture, to show ones faith to the world, but in those verses lie a universal truth. The book of Revelation, in all its majestic horror, kind of like listening to Alan Jones, carries a message.
I looked up and saw a horse whose color was pale green. Its rider was named Death, and his companion was the Grave.
Judgement is coming my fellow magpies. It says so right there in the bible! But only an advanced scholar of ancient tongues would know the true message here. Because, although the trendy types of the church translated it as "horse", the ancient aramaic makes it clear, through use of the imperfect subjunctive, that the word is in fact pony. There, my friends, incontrivertable proof, just like most people on these boards claim to provide. Proof that the Death's preferred vehicle is the pony, and not a BMW X5 driven by a yummy mummy dropping the kids at Melbourne Grammar as previously thought.
Why, this PC madness is just the thin end of the wedge. I mean, we have already seen Richmond win a premiership. What more sign of the end times do you need? There will be acceptance for 26 different kinds of ungulate next, and we will see cavorting rhinos, zebra, tapirs frolicing in fountains, Richmond supporters. Where will it end?
I can tell you where of course. Because as we know, the most precious thing is our children. Wont someone speak for them, I say? Because you know who else has been feeding them their insidious propaganda of friendship and love, but under that cloke likes destruction.
And now I segue into my peroration. Because "cloke" is part of the problem. We know how Travis let a pony into our club, and as ponies do, it brought destruction, and misery, and a keening howl from the depths as it cavorted round in our collective entrails like a bad vindaloo. You might think with Travis departure the scourge is gone, but the keening howl remains, does it not. Just ask Travis. Or his dad, because Travis isnt taking questions today.
No, once you have a pony in, you dont just get it out. You need to purge, like a supermodel who accidentally drank a full sugar coke instead of a zero. You need to destroy, in order to save.
You may ask then what has happened to our club doctor. The details are sketchy, but in that very lack of information, does not the hoofprint of the pony lurk? A danger to the public more manifest than collusion with the pony menace is hard to imagine.
And it is not just this mystery that is answerable if you let slip the veil of ignorance and PC ness that clouds our judgement, and see with your whole mind. AT the heart of the greatest mysteries of all in our club, lies the pony.
The first is obvious to any who may have eyes. Chris Mayne.
Mane.
It is as if they take us all for fools, their malign influence there for all to see. Are we so lulled into security we are unable to act?
What is the pony, I ask you. I mean, I know it is unspeakableness, a horror so vile as to make me soil myself and lose faith in humanity worse than a weekend tending to a mother-in-laws corns. NO, I mean its essence, its true nature.
The pony is undersized, by appearance. And yet, the pony goes where the pony wants, ignoring structure, rules, mores, doing its own thing, bringing destruction and disorder. And the pony cannot be removed, no matter how much you want or try. The pony is a survivor.
So my fellow Magpies, you may not think ponies are that much of a problem. I ask you:
Do you still think a pony cant be a problem?
Remember, you can vote "neigh".
As you can tell by my avatar I DID have the pleasure of watching Bobby play. As a kid he was everything I ever dreamt a footballer could be. On the field he was fearless, never beaten, a cross between Leigh Matthews and Daryl Baldock. Exquisitely skilled, but brutally tough, he always just seemed faster, more determined and BETTER than anyone else on the ground. When Bobby left for greener pastures (Wangaratta!) I was devastated, he was our best player, our champion and no "Collingwood is more than just one player" speeches from my grandfather could placate me. But he came back...and with him came our great teams of the late 60's and 70. He also gave us his son (Robert junior) who was also supremely talented in cricket as well as footy before his terrible car accident.
Bob Rose taught kids like me all about sportsmanship. On the ground he was unforgiving and relentless but off the field he was a true gentleman. I saw him stand up to the thugs of the VFL out on the ground (and believe me if Bob had ever pursued a boxing career seriously he could have been a ROSE or a FAMECHEON no pun intended). I once saw Ron Barrassi biff Thorald Merrett on the MCG and Bobby ran 50m from the forward flank to run through Barrassi. Ronald Dale swung around and was ready to "rip the head off" whoever it was that had knocked him down but when he saw it was Bobby Rose he just put his hands up and gave in. Barrassi was much bigger than Bobby but everybody knew that "Bobby Rose could GO a little bit" (meaning he was a gun boxer as well as a GUN footballer)
Bobby didn't deserve the luck he had coaching. He could have won premierships in '64, '66 and '70 and had he had a smidgeon of luck he would have. He coached beautiful football. High scoring, attacking players it was just sensational footy to watch. The effect he had on players like Tuddenham, Thompson, Twiggy Dunne, the Richardson brothers, McKenna, Greening and Price was immense....they all loved him.
When Robert broke his neck in the car accident Bobby took care of his son for the rest of his life. He never shielded young Robert, he included him in everything he could.
Bobby Rose was my hero 60 years ago....and he's still my hero now. If we could draft one like him we'd be top 4 next year!!
“It’s understood the Richmond man was seen urinating into a bin on Victoria St about 4.50am. He was released and fined $634 for being drunk in a public place,” she said.
People are easily lulled into a false sense of hope, it is human nature. But those of us who know, know the truth. The sickness lies heavily on our club, a sickness that cant be removed in a day or a month or a single offseason. A sickness that goes to the marrow.
In this we are no better or worse than society in general. We have become debased, and accepted as normal things which a better society, a society where father knows best and John Howard comes off as a benevolent avuncular figure and not an unhinged spittle spewing throwback, would not tolerate. PC has truly gone mad, my fellow magpies. I have seen it.
I speak of course, of ponies. I know it is shocking to those of the generation raised on hip-hop and reality tv and smashed avocado and Taylor Swift to hear such words spoken openly. Actually its probably a shock for them to hear any words other than "Yeah""nah""mine"and "journey" but if we are to face the evil we must speak of it. Now is not a time for "Pony Correctness". Now is a time for action, for confronting the hard truths, and if necessary writing them in excrement on the garage door of someone whose religion we dont like like the dogs we are. It is time to channel the spirit, the rightness, we see in Bolt and Latham and their ken, and turn it into action. Time for the clenched fist of truth, and no doctor, I do not want the personal lubricant.
Even today I see signs of the impending societal disaster. Here, in my very shopping centre, a place I normally frequent to buy banana or a roll of duct tape or a copy of stormfront, here a shop was openly advertising them. Advertising!
View attachment 434823
It is bad enough we have a place selling overpriced and questionably sourced linen, bad incense and crystals you can shove up your hoo haa. They openly advertise the scourge, and even make their deadly nature a selling point, rather than the unstated and tautological extra adjective it is, like feral Carlton Supporter or corrupt politician or lunatic One Nation member.
Have we come to this?
But we know the signs too well already dont we. They are everywhere. We are encouraged to "Say yes" to these horrors, by trendy and well meaning types with beards like a ned kelly reunion. But what is next? "Safe Stables?" Unsuspecting bakers losing their freedom and being forced to bake carrot cakes under the hooves of their equine oppressors?
I know it is unfashionable to quote from scripture, to show ones faith to the world, but in those verses lie a universal truth. The book of Revelation, in all its majestic horror, kind of like listening to Alan Jones, carries a message.
I looked up and saw a horse whose color was pale green. Its rider was named Death, and his companion was the Grave.
Judgement is coming my fellow magpies. It says so right there in the bible! But only an advanced scholar of ancient tongues would know the true message here. Because, although the trendy types of the church translated it as "horse", the ancient aramaic makes it clear, through use of the imperfect subjunctive, that the word is in fact pony. There, my friends, incontrivertable proof, just like most people on these boards claim to provide. Proof that the Death's preferred vehicle is the pony, and not a BMW X5 driven by a yummy mummy dropping the kids at Melbourne Grammar as previously thought.
Why, this PC madness is just the thin end of the wedge. I mean, we have already seen Richmond win a premiership. What more sign of the end times do you need? There will be acceptance for 26 different kinds of ungulate next, and we will see cavorting rhinos, zebra, tapirs frolicing in fountains, Richmond supporters. Where will it end?
I can tell you where of course. Because as we know, the most precious thing is our children. Wont someone speak for them, I say? Because you know who else has been feeding them their insidious propaganda of friendship and love, but under that cloke likes destruction.
And now I segue into my peroration. Because "cloke" is part of the problem. We know how Travis let a pony into our club, and as ponies do, it brought destruction, and misery, and a keening howl from the depths as it cavorted round in our collective entrails like a bad vindaloo. You might think with Travis departure the scourge is gone, but the keening howl remains, does it not. Just ask Travis. Or his dad, because Travis isnt taking questions today.
No, once you have a pony in, you dont just get it out. You need to purge, like a supermodel who accidentally drank a full sugar coke instead of a zero. You need to destroy, in order to save.
You may ask then what has happened to our club doctor. The details are sketchy, but in that very lack of information, does not the hoofprint of the pony lurk? A danger to the public more manifest than collusion with the pony menace is hard to imagine.
And it is not just this mystery that is answerable if you let slip the veil of ignorance and PC ness that clouds our judgement, and see with your whole mind. AT the heart of the greatest mysteries of all in our club, lies the pony.
The first is obvious to any who may have eyes. Chris Mayne.
Mane.
It is as if they take us all for fools, their malign influence there for all to see. Are we so lulled into security we are unable to act?
What is the pony, I ask you. I mean, I know it is unspeakableness, a horror so vile as to make me soil myself and lose faith in humanity worse than a weekend tending to a mother-in-laws corns. NO, I mean its essence, its true nature.
The pony is undersized, by appearance. And yet, the pony goes where the pony wants, ignoring structure, rules, mores, doing its own thing, bringing destruction and disorder. And the pony cannot be removed, no matter how much you want or try. The pony is a survivor.
So my fellow Magpies, you may not think ponies are that much of a problem. I ask you:
Do you still think a pony cant be a problem?
Remember, you can vote "neigh".
Brilliant, it all makes sense and my questions answered in this one post.People are easily lulled into a false sense of hope, it is human nature. But those of us who know, know the truth. The sickness lies heavily on our club, a sickness that cant be removed in a day or a month or a single offseason. A sickness that goes to the marrow.
In this we are no better or worse than society in general. We have become debased, and accepted as normal things which a better society, a society where father knows best and John Howard comes off as a benevolent avuncular figure and not an unhinged spittle spewing throwback, would not tolerate. PC has truly gone mad, my fellow magpies. I have seen it.
I speak of course, of ponies. I know it is shocking to those of the generation raised on hip-hop and reality tv and smashed avocado and Taylor Swift to hear such words spoken openly. Actually its probably a shock for them to hear any words other than "Yeah""nah""mine"and "journey" but if we are to face the evil we must speak of it. Now is not a time for "Pony Correctness". Now is a time for action, for confronting the hard truths, and if necessary writing them in excrement on the garage door of someone whose religion we dont like like the dogs we are. It is time to channel the spirit, the rightness, we see in Bolt and Latham and their ken, and turn it into action. Time for the clenched fist of truth, and no doctor, I do not want the personal lubricant.
Even today I see signs of the impending societal disaster. Here, in my very shopping centre, a place I normally frequent to buy banana or a roll of duct tape or a copy of stormfront, here a shop was openly advertising them. Advertising!
View attachment 434823
It is bad enough we have a place selling overpriced and questionably sourced linen, bad incense and crystals you can shove up your hoo haa. They openly advertise the scourge, and even make their deadly nature a selling point, rather than the unstated and tautological extra adjective it is, like feral Carlton Supporter or corrupt politician or lunatic One Nation member.
Have we come to this?
But we know the signs too well already dont we. They are everywhere. We are encouraged to "Say yes" to these horrors, by trendy and well meaning types with beards like a ned kelly reunion. But what is next? "Safe Stables?" Unsuspecting bakers losing their freedom and being forced to bake carrot cakes under the hooves of their equine oppressors?
I know it is unfashionable to quote from scripture, to show ones faith to the world, but in those verses lie a universal truth. The book of Revelation, in all its majestic horror, kind of like listening to Alan Jones, carries a message.
I looked up and saw a horse whose color was pale green. Its rider was named Death, and his companion was the Grave.
Judgement is coming my fellow magpies. It says so right there in the bible! But only an advanced scholar of ancient tongues would know the true message here. Because, although the trendy types of the church translated it as "horse", the ancient aramaic makes it clear, through use of the imperfect subjunctive, that the word is in fact pony. There, my friends, incontrivertable proof, just like most people on these boards claim to provide. Proof that the Death's preferred vehicle is the pony, and not a BMW X5 driven by a yummy mummy dropping the kids at Melbourne Grammar as previously thought.
Why, this PC madness is just the thin end of the wedge. I mean, we have already seen Richmond win a premiership. What more sign of the end times do you need? There will be acceptance for 26 different kinds of ungulate next, and we will see cavorting rhinos, zebra, tapirs frolicing in fountains, Richmond supporters. Where will it end?
I can tell you where of course. Because as we know, the most precious thing is our children. Wont someone speak for them, I say? Because you know who else has been feeding them their insidious propaganda of friendship and love, but under that cloke likes destruction.
And now I segue into my peroration. Because "cloke" is part of the problem. We know how Travis let a pony into our club, and as ponies do, it brought destruction, and misery, and a keening howl from the depths as it cavorted round in our collective entrails like a bad vindaloo. You might think with Travis departure the scourge is gone, but the keening howl remains, does it not. Just ask Travis. Or his dad, because Travis isnt taking questions today.
No, once you have a pony in, you dont just get it out. You need to purge, like a supermodel who accidentally drank a full sugar coke instead of a zero. You need to destroy, in order to save.
You may ask then what has happened to our club doctor. The details are sketchy, but in that very lack of information, does not the hoofprint of the pony lurk? A danger to the public more manifest than collusion with the pony menace is hard to imagine.
And it is not just this mystery that is answerable if you let slip the veil of ignorance and PC ness that clouds our judgement, and see with your whole mind. AT the heart of the greatest mysteries of all in our club, lies the pony.
The first is obvious to any who may have eyes. Chris Mayne.
Mane.
It is as if they take us all for fools, their malign influence there for all to see. Are we so lulled into security we are unable to act?
What is the pony, I ask you. I mean, I know it is unspeakableness, a horror so vile as to make me soil myself and lose faith in humanity worse than a weekend tending to a mother-in-laws corns. NO, I mean its essence, its true nature.
The pony is undersized, by appearance. And yet, the pony goes where the pony wants, ignoring structure, rules, mores, doing its own thing, bringing destruction and disorder. And the pony cannot be removed, no matter how much you want or try. The pony is a survivor.
So my fellow Magpies, you may not think ponies are that much of a problem. I ask you:
Do you still think a pony cant be a problem?
Remember, you can vote "neigh".
It will depend on how much input he had under Daveron. It’s quite possible, depending on the type of manager Daveron was that White was simply implementing Daveron’s plan. His own plan may be different and therefore change will happen.Kevin White appears to be the new high performance manager (or whatever it is called now?).
That's a change. Interesting we have recruited from within given the issues we have had there.
On the one hand it is encouraging he has experience at some big English football clubs in a different sport. Then equally how much change can he bring given he was there during the Davoren years?
I'm not sure how to take the appointment but think I will keep an open mind.
It will depend on how much input he had under Daveron. It’s quite possible, depending on the type of manager Daveron was that White was simply implementing Daveron’s plan. His own plan may be different and therefore change will happen.
Also based on the positions listed on the website, his job looks like it is more focused on the strength and conditioning aspect of high performance and others will focus on aspects like sports science, diet, rehab etc. Frim what I understand Daveron was in charge of all of it, so his focus would have been divided.
Our plans laid bare to the world on a white board like amateurs
You know those shapes are made by a bored farmer don't you?Senior positions still not filled
Revolving door still whirling
Another 2nd round pick out the door, this time for an untried rookie
Our plans laid bare to the world on a white board like amateurs
Billy does a De Goey
Pendles breaks his rude finger
It's not a statue of Jesus weeping blood in the middle of a locust plague but it's not far off
I wouldn't be calling GW a consultant if I were you. He gets a bit grumpy sometimes.The best part about this one was paying a consultant mega dollars to tell us our kicking needs improving and that our coach needs help.
If he's really doing that he's not bored... he's got a hobbyYou know those shapes are made by a bored farmer don't you?
It may have come up before but does anyone else think Taylor Adams looks like Lou Richards. They have very similar facial expressions.I am singlehandedly taking the credit for the FOREVER slogan in 2018.
The Club obviously took my "advise" in regards to the diluted message from the constant use of "Side By Side" in my survey recommendations.
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