ChesterTreasure
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- Nov 11, 2013
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I somehow doubt itWeird post. Maybe he would have turned into the gun player and we would be talking about Nic Nat’s off-field issues.
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I somehow doubt itWeird post. Maybe he would have turned into the gun player and we would be talking about Nic Nat’s off-field issues.
No chance.Weird post. Maybe he would have turned into the gun player and we would be talking about Nic Nat’s off-field issues.
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Fair point. I was referring more to the chances of Natanui having off-field issues.My point is that he went to Melbourne, who finished last in his first year and then were tanking and then had Mark Neeld. He would have turned into a better player at any other club.
It's actually possible and what people need to remember is that Nic Nat played alongside Dean Cox for a number of years. Pretty handy mentor to have for a young bloke coming through.I somehow doubt it
Pirate Life.
Serving their punishment after publically disclosing with the club immediately managed the situation involving the AFL and player support.
Port still going on about bRinG BacK teh BaRs derp.
I've read this 3 times and still can't make sense of it.
Bring back the Pear prison bars jumper and play AFL in it. When Pear entered the comp in 97, Collingwood took a stand against another team in B/W vertical stripes
Geez if they were covering it up, they did a pretty poor job. Should have used one of those tarps....Very typical by Port, covering things up. I wonder who else was in the car.
So it's the breaststroke either way, hey?Jack's gotta get back to what he does best, **** and swimming.
Very typical by Port, covering things up. I wonder who else was in the car.
Great post. Richard Tambling, and to a lesser extent Brett Deledio(who really did have a great career) are 2 players I wonder how they would have gone if they'd been recruited to Richmond in the last 5 years instead of 15 years ago.I never rated him. Soft as butter and prone to brain farts, but a lovely kick... lace out in the chest and rarely missed in front of goal, but once or twice a game wasn’t enough from a hash one draft pick. He was a bust. He coasted big time.
But he was slammed from the moment he was drafted. The media rode us to play him before he was ready, and then my stupid club picked QB to do it. ******* lambs to the wolves there. I was there and cringed when we call him out. FFS he was a kid thrown into the biggest caldron he was likely to play in for many years. Back in the 50’s Melbourne had a policy of never blooding a kid against Collingwood because they’d give them nightmares. Again in the 80’s it was hawthorn. But my so well run club threw that out the window because they listened to media flogs. And he never had a chance. He was a skinny school boy that had the world on his back.
Never seen the great white hope put on anyone before or since. I feel sorry for him (well not that much as he probably has a couple of million in the bank) but for his footy career it was wrong place, wrong time and wrong club