Wally Walpamur
Norm Smith Medallist
- Sep 23, 2016
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New numbers up for grabs, who takes what?
My prediction
1. Hogan
9. Acres
11. Henry (Next TK Sonny)
13. Aish
22. (Draft pick #7, North delisted)
24. (Draft pick #10)
26. (Draft pick #58)
31. Rookie
40. Rookie
43. Rookie
:O It was meant to be *to!!! I swear!!!! I'm mortified at myself.Can we reference 11 as Headland or Kickett instead of TK? I'd even be satisfied with it being Sheridans number rather then a reference to the mercenary.
someone needs to make a public announcement about the sacredness of the 26 jumper and why cam needs to wear it so this gains some traction, someone tell the freo doker hahaYou can stick your 29s and your 32s up your bum.
The only 2 numbers we should be zealous about guarding the legacy of are 26 and 11.
11 - the tracks of my tears - should always be given to a heart-and-soul indigenous player. Dale give it to Dessie and it should have been given to Sonny. We stuffed that up and should never make that mistake again.
26 - like jabbing a needle straight in your eye, the speed at which this number evokes Cliveitudinality is scary. You see it and you instantly feel the Cliveness. You catch a glimpse out the corner of your eye and the Keplervesence just leaps out at you. It's unadulterated freakshow in a single number. Numerical LSD. To this day the single weirdest thing that has happened at our football club, pretty much the world's richest resource of weird things, is that Dardy McCrafty did not already have the number 26 tattooed on his back.
Get Henry in 11. Get Dardy in 26.
That's your basic gameplan. The rest just follows.
One of the best posts on bigfooty.You can stick your 29s and your 32s up your bum.
The only 2 numbers we should be zealous about guarding the legacy of are 26 and 11.
11 - the tracks of my tears - should always be given to a heart-and-soul indigenous player. Dale give it to Dessie and it should have been given to Sonny. We stuffed that up and should never make that mistake again.
26 - like jabbing a needle straight in your eye, the speed at which this number evokes Cliveitudinality is scary. You see it and you instantly feel the Cliveness. You catch a glimpse out the corner of your eye and the Keplervesence just leaps out at you. It's unadulterated freakshow in a single number. Numerical LSD. To this day the single weirdest thing that has happened at our football club, pretty much the world's richest resource of weird things, is that Dardy McCrafty did not already have the number 26 tattooed on his back.
Get Henry in 11. Get Dardy in 26.
That's your basic gameplan. The rest just follows.
I was a bit young to experience clive at his best but please tell me some clive centric stories and share any known clips of clive.You can stick your 29s and your 32s up your bum.
The only 2 numbers we should be zealous about guarding the legacy of are 26 and 11.
11 - the tracks of my tears - should always be given to a heart-and-soul indigenous player. Dale give it to Dessie and it should have been given to Sonny. We stuffed that up and should never make that mistake again.
26 - like jabbing a needle straight in your eye, the speed at which this number evokes Cliveitudinality is scary. You see it and you instantly feel the Cliveness. You catch a glimpse out the corner of your eye and the Keplervesence just leaps out at you. It's unadulterated freakshow in a single number. Numerical LSD. To this day the single weirdest thing that has happened at our football club, pretty much the world's richest resource of weird things, is that Dardy McCrafty did not already have the number 26 tattooed on his back.
Get Henry in 11. Get Dardy in 26.
That's your basic gameplan. The rest just follows.
Just close your eyes and imagine a commentator - Dennis if you will - yelling "Cllliiiiiiiiiivvee", and then a streak of a flying blonde mullet somehow crashing through a pack, but also over it at the same time, and doing what would have seemed humanly impossible, as he hits the ground, belly up, with ball in hand.I was a bit young to experience clive at his best but please tell me some clive centric stories and share any known clips of clive.
Clive was always doing the opposite of everyone else. During the Demolition Derby, everyone was losing their mind and while Clive was calmly slotting 7 goals.Just close your eyes and imagine a commentator - Dennis if you will - yelling "Cllliiiiiiiiiivvee", and then a streak of a flying blonde mullet somehow crashing through a pack, but also over it at the same time, and doing what would have seemed humanly impossible, as he hits the ground, belly up, with ball in hand.
Then it's a case of flip the coin - does he go back and slot the ball straight over the goal umpires head, or does he spray it and whack the bloke sitting in the forward pocket who's watching where he hopes the ball will go, but, sadly, does not.
The essence of Cliveness.
And may I say - the Keplinator did the number proud.
Massive pressure if thats the case.Acres will be 26, given the photo taken of him sitting in front of that locker.