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How much does John Platten look like DannyDeVito as the penguin?
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Now I may well be out of place and it may well be loyalty to their club but there was also the SA Retention Scheme that paid out for xx amount of games played in SAEnjoyed tonight. Love the rat as a player, enjoyed listening to him speak.
One thing I've noticed, and actually enjoy about the interstaters, is the fact most wanted to play 100games at their respective sanfl/wafl teams before coming to Victoria.
Michael Reeves is the Fitzroy players name. Apparently he was prone to severe bruising on his legs, so wore padding under the knee length shorts.
Michael Reeves. He had an issue with chronic corkies due to bruising easily. The pants were approved by the VFL on medical advice, and they are a pair of cut down official VFL team trackie dacks.
Is there any footage of the Brereton hit on Dean Chiron that was mentioned in tonight's ep?
Michael Reeves is the Fitzroy players name. Apparently he was prone to severe bruising on his legs, so wore padding under the knee length shorts.
Reeves is also known for having been knocked out by Dipper in the 1986 Prelim Final, which was also his wedding day! Fitzroy getting that far was a big surprise to most, including Reeves who apparently assumed their season would be over by then.
After what he did to Carlton, id say its more thisNow I may well be out of place and it may well be loyalty to their club but there was also the SA Retention Scheme that paid out for xx amount of games played in SA
That , plugger, ablett snr would be the 3 big ones, wont ever get them i suspect,
Oh and carey but he seems clear he wont ever
After what he did to Carlton, id say its more this
$20 in what? 1980 isn't exactly small change. Basically close to 100k in todays money that Platten just pocketed. I mean sure if you can get away with it but pretty dodgy.
was interesting he said he supported Carlton but then absolutely dogged them because he thought the Hawks were a better opportunity. I can only assume they were paying him more $$$.
The rat used to own a pub in the city called Xanis in the late 80's / early 90's. I used to go there when I had had a few. I asked him who the toughest opponent he had played on and he said "Tony Liberatore, he never knew when he was beaten. " Platten was a star. Liberatore was a battler who gave it and he copped it back just as good. Give him some credit.Libba loved scratching guys platten was a champ
The rat used to own a pub in the city called Xanis in the late 80's / early 90's. I used to go there when I had had a few. I asked him who the toughest opponent he had played on and he said "Tony Liberatore, he never knew when he was beaten. " Platten was a star. Liberatore was a battler who gave it and he copped it back just as good. Give him some credit.[/QUOTE he got the most out of himself libba he wasn't the most skilful
A Peter Brock Commodore would be the SS of today etc.$20 in what? 1980 isn't exactly small change. Basically close to 100k in todays money that Platten just pocketed. I mean sure if you can get away with it but pretty dodgy.
was interesting he said he supported Carlton but then absolutely dogged them because he thought the Hawks were a better opportunity. I can only assume they were paying him more $$$.
$20 in what? 1980 isn't exactly small change. Basically close to 100k in todays money that Platten just pocketed. I mean sure if you can get away with it but pretty dodgy.
was interesting he said he supported Carlton but then absolutely dogged them because he thought the Hawks were a better opportunity. I can only assume they were paying him more $$$.
Him and Naley would have been behind Williams? Was he still at Carlton then?If you listened he said Matthews had retired which meant he could be the #1 rover at Hawthorn.
Matthews had been more a permanent forward than rover from about '82 onwards; Richard Loveridge was Hawthorn's first rover when Platten was lured across.If you listened he said Matthews had retired which meant he could be the #1 rover at Hawthorn.
Williams didn't join Carlton until 1992. If Platten had gone to Carlton he would have been battling Rod Ashman, who was on his last legs, and the likes of Alex Marcou, Jim Buckley, Ken Sheldon and Fraser Murphy. Mark Naley came over to Victoria the following year (1987).Him and Naley would have been behind Williams? Was he still at Carlton then?