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A Geelong thing.A woman named Sarah Birch [I think] who worked at the club at the time came up with the idea as the caps had Toyota logos on them,so you wouldn't want a Ford sponsored team giving a rival company free publicity,so they decided to give them to the kids.
Remember when some team started that s**t, that the players all wore caps after they won the flag??? Was it Eagles in 94???!
God that was cringeworthy.
Much better kids getting caps.
no ... but a few of the eagles dropped the F bomb in post-match interviewsI don't remember the Lions, but the Eagles definitely did not do it.
Could be worse.Remember a certain team in the 80's running around with loaves of bread in the cup ?
If I remember correctly Boris had spent a fair bit of time with either the girl or her sister as they were battling a sickness of some sortGood thread, it's been a source of pride and a credit to the group we've had in our Premiership years that we've been humble & dignified in victory.
I always wonder what the little girl who presented the medal to Corey Enright in 2009 said to him, they exchange 'gifts', Boris is about to depart the dais and then he double-takes as she says something - probably just 'well done' or something, but still ..
No i dont. Might have something to do with the fact i was very young in the 80s, and didnt start following football till the 90s.
Why did they have bread in the cup? Tip top sponsorship?
Yep,Hawthorn were sponsored by Tip Top
Just watched a replay of last years Grand Final on Fox and I noticed that a number of the Sydney players yelled into the mike when they were presented with their premiership medals. I don't remember any of players ever doing it in any of our wins. I'm not real a fan of it as it's not very classy/respectful towards the opposition.
Anyone remember any of our boys ever doing it?
What's your opinion?
I was thinking the exact same thing. I like Sydney as a team and I generally like their players and the way they go about things, but I was thinking it wasn't a great look. I don't think they were intending to be disrespectful at all and in reality they were probably within their rights to scream something into the mic as they collected their medals, but I think it it just showed a slight lack of class.Just watched a replay of last years Grand Final on Fox and I noticed that a number of the Sydney players yelled into the mike when they were presented with their premiership medals. I don't remember any of players ever doing it in any of our wins. I'm not real a fan of it as it's not very classy/respectful towards the opposition.
Anyone remember any of our boys ever doing it?
What's your opinion?
"Can my mum get Jimmy's phone number"? (that's just a guess). Anyone else want to guess?Good thread, it's been a source of pride and a credit to the group we've had in our Premiership years that we've been humble & dignified in victory.
I always wonder what the little girl who presented the medal to Corey Enright in 2009 said to him, they exchange 'gifts', Boris is about to depart the dais and then he double-takes as she says something - probably just 'well done' or something, but still ..
Early front runner for post of the year!!I think it's just lame and rude screaming at the mic when collecting your premiership medals, you don't see any Freo players doing that s**t.
One or two is enough, but once a heaps of players do it, it just becomes annoying.
Slightly off topic, i hope the AFL never allows families on the dias. I know the MLS do it and it just cheapens the whole thing. Yes, your families are part of it, but that is what the change rooms is for. I would hate a premiership photo ruined by having 10 infants in there that don't know what's going on.
Wut?It probably didn't help that I was barracking for the Hawks and thus extremely pissed off
Shouldn't we be preparing our next batch of F/S on what to expect as early as possible?One or two is enough, but once a heaps of players do it, it just becomes annoying.
Slightly off topic, i hope the AFL never allows families on the dias. I know the MLS do it and it just cheapens the whole thing. Yes, your families are part of it, but that is what the change rooms is for. I would hate a premiership photo ruined by having 10 infants in there that don't know what's going on.
Should be a red card right there. It probably didn't help that I was barracking for the Hawks and thus extremely pissed off.