FTA-TV First Dates - Part 7

[Voula]

God. Nathan Buckley. What a dumb prick

I never liked him as a player or coach but I do like his commentary during the game and on the radio.

 

[Shell]

I never liked him as a player or coach but I do like his commentary during the game and on the radio.

He was literally telling a story about his childhood while a Carlton player was lying injured. Was disrespectful

 

[Voula]

John Longmire is pretty funny. Who knew

He is very funny. He was generally always serious during interviews but sometimes he let his guard down and you saw his sense of humour.

 

[Voula]

Has any war broken out recently?

No wars that Australia has been involved in. Normally in Australia the ADF help out during natural disasters. There was the flooding in QLD but he's based in NSW.

Maybe they're doing some special training. But you'd think there would still be internet access.

 

[Shell]

He's in Victoria remember. Not NSW

 

[Voula]

He seems really nice actually

We were lucky to have him as a coach for so long, (apart from the GF losses). The players really respected him. But it was time for him to move on. And now we have Big Cox coaching us .

 

[Voula]

He's in Victoria remember. Not NSW

Oh I didn't realise.

 

[Shell]

Oh I didn't realise.

Puckapunual

 

[Shell]

So he says

 

[Voula]

Puckapunual

My dad did National Service there.

 

[Shell]

I'm off to bed.

I hope I don't dream again. Had an awful dream last night about some old neighbours

 

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Mmmm sleepy

 

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April 17

 

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High five day

 

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Kickball day

 

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1865 Mary Saurratt arrested for conspiracy to murder, Abraham Lincoln

 

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100 years ago today, Babe Ruth has surgery for an ulcer

 

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1961 construction on the space needle in Seattle begins

 

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1964 Ford Mustang formally introduced

 

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1969 Sirhan Sirhan is convicted of assassinating Robert Kennedy

 

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1970 Apollo 13 limps back to safety

 

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1993. Two police officers convicted of violating Rodney Kings rights, others acquitted.