Heath Purple

[inferno66]

I was reading dockerland and it appears that Heath Black will be known as Heath Purple for the 2006 season.

Heres the link to the article
http://realfooty.t35.com/realfooty/articles/2006/02/04/1138836369241.html


How funny will this be during the season

 

[newlander77]

His court case could be amusing.

 

[Kapow!!!]

This is nucking futs!

 

[wehavethepassion]

Lunacy??

 

[johnnyhoward]

Hocking's only lasted for around a week, but this is for the whole season?

How will he be introduced in the 2006 AFL Media Guide, or on Channel Nine's AFL coverage?

 

[freo heave ho]

what's next? Paul Haselby changing his first name to purple so he can be the mascot for the Purple Haze game?

The idea is ridiculous- i would've thought with the pressure on to perform this year the last thing the Dockers need is idiotic distractions like this.

 

[synista]

Oh my.....................

 

[pinkus maximus]

he he I find it funny. Cant believe this hasnt made the main board yet with all the weagle trolls having there say

 

[wehavethepassion]

what's next? Paul Haselby changing his first name to purple so he can be the mascot for the Purple Haze game?

The idea is ridiculous- i would've thought with the pressure on to perform this year the last thing the Dockers need is idiotic distractions like this.

Paul SEAVIEW?? Or Paul SEA and Mathew VIEW

Why not got the whole way heath and change your first name to Alvin

For all our young posters ask mum or dad who alvin purple was?

 

[Kapow!!!]

Paul SEAVIEW?? Or Paul SEA and Mathew VIEW

Why not got the whole way heath and change your first name to Alvin

For all our young posters ask mum or dad who alvin purple was?

Joke not lost on this youth

 

[dugrene]

From Dictionary.com

heath

n 1: a low evergreen shrub of the family Ericaceae; has small bell-shaped pink or purple flowers 2: a tract of level wasteland; uncultivated land with sandy soil and scrubby vegetation [syn: heathland]

He doesnt need to change his name.

 

[freo heave ho]

From Dictionary.com

heath

n 1: a low evergreen shrub of the family Ericaceae; has small bell-shaped pink or purple flowers 2: a tract of level wasteland; uncultivated land with sandy soil and scrubby vegetation [syn: heathland]

He doesnt need to change his name.

THere might be a few Ascot patrons who'd agree with the uncultivated bit too.