Charlie Cameron explains why he left Adelaide to join the Brisbane Lions
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport...s/news-story/79648c4dc360a0b9bfee810f64d0a1c9
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Charlie Cameron explains why he left Adelaide to join the Brisbane Lions
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport...s/news-story/79648c4dc360a0b9bfee810f64d0a1c9
... where nobody in the media cares about Port Adelaide players... unless the police are involved.That's why Rockliff is in for such a huge change in scenery.
From a big city where nobody cares about AFL to the footy-mad fishbowl of Adelaide.
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Charlie Cameron explains why he left Adelaide to join the Brisbane Lions
http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/sport...s/news-story/79648c4dc360a0b9bfee810f64d0a1c9
How many nations were their 200-300 years ago in the great south land area? You just proved the thinking of that elder that Sheedy met
I guess it depends on the amount of unwanted attention you get. One footballer of the 1990's early 2000's left his club and town because he was stalked and it was easier to leave.I think Adelaide is less of a footy fishbowl and Melbourne.
Way bigger population but even the people who hate footy know who the players are.
This is SO true! I lived in Melbourne for 10 years before moving to Brisbane, and I say without doubt, Adelaide is 10x the "fishbowl" than Melbourne can be! Not just the fact that here are more teams there to spread the load, but the intensity of the rivalry here, along with the Crowmedia witch hunting that goes on against anything Port, any who talk against the Crows, and also against any players that dare to leave the Crows.I guess it depends on the amount of unwanted attention you get. One footballer of the 1990's early 2000's left his club and town because he was stalked and it was easier to leave.
Melbourne is a bigger city but it has more teams and lower profile players can hide away in parts of the city compared to a one or two team city. A lot of Sydney players love the fact they get enough attention, but most times can go places and get totally ignored.
I suggest that the afl employ dedicated bouncers - whose role during games is just to focus on bouncing the ball in the middle - then getting the **** out of the way until they are needed again.
This way umpires can focus on their core business of making good decisions during play and the best people at doing this aren't overlooked because they're not that good at bouncing the ball.
The afl also can then maintain the 'iconic'part of the game that pulls the supporters through the gates by the tens of thousands. I know that when i'm in the queues waiting to get my bag inspected all the people around me can talk about is how they can't wait to watch the ball get bounced over and over again.
It would be fun if the best bouncer turned out to be one of the goal umpires and immediately following the bounce he/she had to sprint like a madman back to the goals.Not bad idea. A simpler way would be just using the best bouncer of the crew for that.
I am checking this. There are three field umpires, two goal umpires, four boundary umpires, one emergency umpire, and two IC stewards. There should be at least one decent bouncer among those 12 in every game.
Would be such a shame if Razor decided to give the game awayIt would be fun if the best bouncer turned out to be one of the goal umpires and immediately following the bounce he/she had to sprint like a madman back to the goals.
I would support this concept.
It would be fun if the best bouncer turned out to be one of the goal umpires and immediately following the bounce he/she had to sprint like a madman back to the goals.
I would support this concept.
where's the fun in that?Just rotate him with a boundary empire for the bounce.
where's the fun in that?
The fishbowl thing is obviously just a lame excuse for Charlie to use. Let's not forget that there has been strong rumours of a rift developing in the playing group. Arguments on the field during the GF and suggestions that it may have not just been Lever that "The Big Texan" rubbed up the wrong way.
subaru has friends?Apparently all Subaru's Port friends think we monumentally stuffed up trade week!
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Apparently all Subaru's Port friends think we monumentally stuffed up trade week!
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