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Brownlow Medallist
Up down, flying around, looping the loop and defying the groundin the air would be my guess.
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Up down, flying around, looping the loop and defying the groundin the air would be my guess.
And they're all frightfully keenUp down, flying around, looping the loop and defying the ground
And they're all frightfully keen
Those magnificent men in their flying machines
Get it right!Same one's the go up-uppity-up, then go down-diddly down ?
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I was randomly thinking today about how wild it was in hindsight that Brad Scott walked back the rebuild.
We made the bold unpopular decision to let go of Harvey, Dal Santo, Firrito, Petrie, and Wells, and then went into 2017 as one of the youngest teams in the AFL. We for the most part played the kids all year and finished 15th with six wins.
Come 2018, all of Wagner, Clarke, Nielson, Preuss, Hibberd, J. Williams, Mountford, and Fordham have been moved on after only two to four years in the system, and we've loaded up with Jared Polec, Dom Tyson, Jasper Pittard, Aaron Hall, and Tom Campbell. We went from the 17th oldest side to the 8th in one offseason, and have essentially brought our current situation onto ourselves just so we could finish 9th and 12th while never truly contending for finals.
How hard would it have been to keep developing the above names, not trade a pick that easily turned into Ben King for Jared Polec, and continue bringing more young talent onto the list to develop alongside leaders like Higgins, Waite, Tarrant, and Thompson?
Instead, you wait for the end of 2020 to commit to a rebuild, which at that point most of our mature leaders had either retired or been moved on, and to make matters worse, you make the worst possible hire in David Noble to lead the process. I occasionally still see people bring up the 2020 cull as the cause of our current on-field woes, but most of the damage had been done by that point.
The one positive is that I don't think our list would have been as talented had we done the right thing and not mortgaged our future for a couple of twelve-win seasons. If we can lift a premiership cup in the next 10 years, then it would have all been worth it.
Colby McKercher
Last 10 players to wear No.10
Ben Cunnington (2010-23) 238 games
Jesse Smith (2005-08) 27 games
Anthony Stevens (1991-2004) 275 games
David Ackerly (1986-89) 53 games
Dean Dugdale (1983-85) 12 games
Maurice Boyse (1981) 12 games
Ray Huppatz (1978-80) 19 games
Adrian Gallagher (1976) 1 game
Barry Goodingham (1967-75) 158 games
Alan Carr (1962-66) 45 games
Colby McKercher is North player No.1058
Player 58 ā Bill Stevens (1927) 6 games
Player 158 ā Frank Pearce (1932-33) 20 games
Player 258 ā Reg Ryan (1939-50) 66 games
Player 358 ā Ted Larsen (1946-54) 72 games
Player 458 ā Peter Marchesi (1955) 3 games
Player 558 ā Bob Wright (1963) 1 game
Player 658 ā Darryl Sutton (1973-80) 91 games
Player 758 ā Mark Arceri (1984-90) 70 games
Player 858 ā Paul Wynd (1997) 3 games
Player 958 ā Robbie Tarrant (2010-21) 174 games
Alphabetically he comes between
Keith McKenzie (1944-51) 130 games
Corey McKernan (1993-01, 2004) 196 games
All Colbys to play for North
Nil
All C.M. initials to play for North
Clem McCann (1935) 2 games
Col Mitchell (1937-39) 12 games
Charlie Marendaz (1956) 6 games
Corey McKernan (1993-01, 2004) 196 games
Cameron Mooney (1999) 11 games
Connor Menadue (2021) 7 games
Zane Duursma
Last 10 players to wear No.7
Jack Ziebell (2010-23) 270 games
Adam Simpson (1999-2009) 241 games
Dean Laidley (1993-97) 99 games
Darren Steele (1985-92) 107 games
Kerry Good (1980-83) 53 games
Russell Ebert (1979) 25 games
Mark Dawson (1976-78) 35 games
Vin Doolan (1972-74) 30 games
Garry Farrant (1968-71) 68 games
Adrian Perry (1963-65) 28 games
Zane Duursma is North player No.1056
Player 56 ā John Dowling (1927-31) 49 games
Player 156 ā Tom Fitzmaurice (1932-35) 54 games
Player 256 ā Tom Roulent (1939-45) 77 games
Player 356 ā Ted Atkinson (1946) 3 games
Player 456 ā Bobby Burt (1955-57) 11 games
Player 556 ā Graeme OāDonnell (1963-64) 16 games
Player 656 ā Wayne Schimmelbusch (1973-87) 306 games
Player 756 ā Tim Harrington (1984-86) 20 games
Player 856 ā Anthony Mellington (1997-99) 20 games
Player 956 ā Ben Cunnington (2010-23) 238 games
Alphabetically he comes between
John Duthie (1969-72) 11 games
Anthony Dwyer (1990-96) 30 games
All Zanes to play for North
Nil
All Z.D. initials to play for North
Nil
* Zane and Zac are the Z first names to play for North. All letters are now represented except Q, U and Y.
Marstermind it is a pity that you don't work for the club because we absolutely missed a beat not having Colby as North player 1056 and having 100 players between him and Cunners.
Random thought/question - is Kangalotto still a thing? Havenāt noticed too many shaved heads of late.
God I hope itās been consigned to the scrap heap. Seems to have been a thing for the duration of our sh1ttest years, and maybe letting it go will be the thing that finally breaks the curseā¦.
Are you kidding? I could only separate the shorn players identities from their gaits on Saturday.Random thought/question - is Kangalotto still a thing? Havenāt noticed too many shaved heads of late.
God I hope itās been consigned to the scrap heap. Seems to have been a thing for the duration of our sh1ttest years, and maybe letting it go will be the thing that finally breaks the curseā¦.
Are you kidding? I could only separate the shorn players identities from their gaits on Saturday.
I think Sleevo has lost three weeks in a row.Yeah but who had a buzz cut that normally doesnāt?
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What do you think of the 5.10 start? Is this a time slot we could make our own, maybe a half dozen games a year, and it opens up double headers on Friday's.
I'm looking forward to knocking off work tomorrrow, watching the game over dinner wuth the fam with some take out - the simple things! Inthink the time is also primetime between 5.10 and 7.50 being televised free to air and when the pubs are full.
I think Friday night football starts too late. When my kids were playing juniors they needed to go to bed at half time so the time might be good for younger families as well.
What do you think, worth a try, or would it be too hard to get to after work/school?
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I reckon its crap. I'm going to "have a cold so I better WFH" day tomorrow so I won't miss the start. But I don't want to play that card all the time.What do you think of the 5.10 start? Is this a time slot we could make our own, maybe a half dozen games a year, and it opens up double headers on Friday's.