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My uncle was a carlton supporter, married my aunt who is a pies supporter haha. I thought that was bad enoughis That even possible? Who would have thought
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My uncle was a carlton supporter, married my aunt who is a pies supporter haha. I thought that was bad enoughis That even possible? Who would have thought
they say love conquers allMy uncle was a carlton supporter, married my aunt who is a pies supporter haha. I thought that was bad enough
yeah... til he passed away a couple months ago. :/ Mum couldn't see him because of covid.they say love conquers all
Puts it all in perspective, sorry to hear that.yeah... til he passed away a couple months ago. :/ Mum couldn't see him because of covid.
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Thanks.Puts it all in perspective, sorry to hear that.
I liked Hine's comments about our 2021 pick and how he brought up the dog's 2020 pick.This is all I saw in that article:
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Hine said:Asked if the Pies would consider shuffling draft picks around to accommodate an early Daicos bid next year, Hine said: “It’s like any pick really. You look at whatever levers you’ve got and then you assess and away you go.
“The Bulldogs maybe looking at doing something not too dissimilar with Jamarra (Ugle-Hagan). At this point in time they’re picking somewhere in (Picks) 10, 11, 12, 13 thereabouts, depending on where they finish. But I would imagine that’s not going to be enough to bring him in, so they may look at the opportunity to get in to next year’s draft by trading that pick out.”
yeah, sounds like he is already thinking ahead.I liked Hine's comments about our 2021 pick and how he brought up the dog's 2020 pick.
yeah... til he passed away a couple months ago. :/ Mum couldn't see him because of covid.
Hugsyeah... til he passed away a couple months ago. :/ Mum couldn't see him because of covid.
Oh yeah, this basically a written article from the podcast with Hine. But good read nonetheless.Article on Nick from Fox Sports:
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Why coronavirus-affected year won’t hinder Pies father-son gun Nick Daicos too much
‘As good a junior as I’ve seen’: Why awkward year won’t hinder Pies father-son gunwww.foxsports.com.au
When he walks through the doors of Olympic Park with a Pies bag, gets changed into the official training kit and starts playing kick to kick with JDG, Pendles and his brother... he will have forgotten whatever the hell those childish thoughts were and realise he's grown up to enjoy the finer things in life.Fav player Marc Murphy?
He had the choice of Pendles & Swanny, and he chose Marc Murphy? Hahah
I'm assuming it wasn't always the case?
A pedigree name cuts both ways for a young footballer, at once overshadowing and highlighting him. Josh Daicos has a double helping: a father whose name is etched in Collingwood history and a younger brother, Nick, who is expected to go top 10 in next year’s draft.
The older brother views this not as a weight, but fortification. “Overall, Dad’s been my No. 1 influence,” he said. “And I’m best mates with my brother.” Pre-lockdown, they were a common sight together at the Holden Centre.
Daicos grew up Collingwood, of course. But in common with many others in the game’s pathways, he tended to watch out for players rather than a club. “My favourite players were always from other clubs,” he said. “I loved watching Andrew McLeod. My brother was [Alan] Didak when he was young, then Pendlebury.”
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The son also rises: Josh Daicos' breakout year
Walking in a famous father's footsteps can be hard - until you start to leave an imprint of your own. Josh Daicos is.www.theage.com.au
Good move Collingwood. Good move....Daicos also credits the personal tuition of former Geelong great Garry Hocking, the Mapgies’ midfield coach until he was swept away in the pandemic purge this week. Daicos will miss him.
Good move Collingwood. Good move....
Good to know the kids under no pressure to live up to the hype.....I know Daics Snr extremely well. A great mate of mine. Have watched the boys grow up. Trust me we are about to see the second coming of God.
I know Daics Snr extremely well. A great mate of mine. Have watched the boys grow up. Trust me we are about to see the second coming of God.
He'd kill it too.Time to play him in the ruck in the tac next season, rotating 50% of the time at full back.
Good move Collingwood. Good move....