Autopsy "I remember when"

[vinum coupe]

Some of the younger guys and girls might not like this.
And maybe it will give them some insight into how things have changed.


I remember when every game was on a Saturday at 2:15, and no matter what, everyone in the family had their own record.

And on the way home you'd play this.

What do you remember?

 

[jim boy]

I used to do that at half time - it was so full of errors that any pleasure from it was purely perverse.

 

[you pick one]

I remember when they rang the bell to start and finish quarters.But can't remember what I just had for dinner.
Edit it just been served up

 

[steady2]

I remember when Polly went back to Perth and I replaced his poster with Billy Goggin on my bedroom wall.

 

[Catsmaninamerica]

I remember when Jacko was kicking bags. And we'd go from the hickey stand to the city end eah quarter to cheer him on!

 

[vinum coupe]

I remember when the west gate had tolls and dad used to avoid them on the way to waverley by going through Footscray.

Holy **** that was a long trip.
Only on the night games at waverley in the preseason did he accept he had to pay the tolls.

 

[vinum coupe]

I can also remember when McDonalds in Belmont had opened and it was the only one in Geelong and I met Ronald.


*ok, slight sidetrack there*

 

[Gavin Excell]

I remember going to KP at 3/4 time when gates were open for free and collecting aluminium cans to take later to the cash a can centre in Highton.

 

[you pick one]

I can also remember when McDonalds in Belmont had opened and it was the only one in Geelong and I met Ronald.


*ok, slight sidetrack there*

I remember old Beau riding the pushy down Mooro in 63 with his Trevally rods painted blue and white heading for Yarra St Pier.Sadly both gone.

 

[vinum coupe]

I remember when pies were boiling hot and the arse always fell out of them

 

[nohairandfair]

I remember being poised on the fence waiting for that final siren so I could take a flying leap onto the ground and be one of the first to pat my favourite players on the back.

They were bloody big bastards once you got on the ground next to them... even Paul Sarah dwarfed me.

 

[Stan The Caddy]

I remember when i used to wonder if i would ever witness Geelong winning a premiership!

 

[vinum coupe]

I remember when you'd go to the cats stall and buy a players name to be sewn onto you're jumper or duffle coat.

 

[sarah.13]

I remember being poised on the fence waiting for that final siren so I could take a flying leap onto the ground and be one of the first to pat my favourite players on the back.

They were bloody big bastards once you got on the ground next to them... even Paul Sarah dwarfed me.

I remember watching Paul Sarah in the U19's still one of my all time favs. Lol

 

[Gavin Excell]

I remember when Brian Peake arrived in a helicopter

 

[darren forssman]

I remember when rock was young
Me and Suzie had so much fun

 

[Pivo]

I remember when rock was young
Me and Suzie had so much fun

Was that before or after daddy took the T-bird away?

 

[darren forssman]

Was that before or after daddy took the T-bird away?

wrong song piwo....but a for effort.

 

[Pivo]

wrong song piwo....but a for effort.

I know the difference between Elton and the Brian...just so we're clear.

 

[darren forssman]

I know the difference between Elton and the Brian...just so we're clear.

we are now.

 

[re cat]

I remember being poised on the fence waiting for that final siren so I could take a flying leap onto the ground and be one of the first to pat my favourite players on the back.

They were bloody big bastards once you got on the ground next to them... even Paul Sarah dwarfed me.

argh the number 13, not that I remember

 

[re cat]

I remember watching Paul Sarah in the U19's still one of my all time favs. Lol

gee you are old.

 

[vinum coupe]

I remember the peanut man.

 

[Vdubs]

This could get really tragic......



I remember they used to sell chicko rolls.

I remember the long drive from Geelong to Arden Street, or worse still, Glenferrie Oval, and I used to feel sorry for people who actually had to live in these gross suburbs in Melbourne with traffic everywhere. Geelong back then was like Pleasantville.

I remember the smell of liniment all over the players as they ran out of the race that we STOOD next to for the whole 4 hours.

 

[BotsMaster]

I remember when Ben Graham used to play for us.