Scott Camporeale

[Aphrodite]

Extremely thin.

Just posted the same & deleted it.

Beat me to it ODN just by a smidgen of a second

 

[The Old Dark Navy's]

You have to look at Collos time objectively, because he was their to a do job (which we will agree to disagree on) but dont mention that fact we should forgive or understand because he played in a premiership with us.

He was employed and should be treated as if a stranger had taken up the position, because people shouldnt be given special treatment in business because of past achievements.

Read first or have someone read to you. I suggested that if Elliot can be forgiven, then surely Collins can. Elliot IMO did more to hurt us and doesn't have the luxury of having served us on field.

I didn't suggest that anybody should forgive either one necessarily.

 

[The Old Dark Navy's]

MS - I usually agree with most of the things you say but on this "no way".

Collins was a virus with an agenda. He wantd Carlton at Etihad (of which he was obviously conflicted) - still managed to get it through and then all of a sudden lost the passion for the presidency. He is an ar**wipe of a bloke, money-hungry w**ker and the worst Carlton power broker that I have ever experienced.....I still curse whenever I here his name and deserves all Carlton supporters to spit on him.

F**k him - absolute ar**hole

Please spell the word in full so the swear filter does its work, otherwise it is swear filter evasion.

Everyone has their opinion on what the agenda was. Few are in possession of the facts of the matter, so they are free to speculate accordingly. However as far as suddenly losing passion for the presidency ...... didn't he have a heart attack?

As I said, have an opinion. I am in no position to categorically tell you different, but revisionist recollections don't help a lot.

 

[pumped]

Think he was without doubt a great player for a few seasons. Perhaps about 6. However long before he went to the Dons he has lost most of his desire and impact. He went from being a hard running and inspiring player to a soft receiver.

 

[bluepride]

Extremely thin.

??

 

[The Old Dark Navy's]

Uh huh, you might be needing your floaties.

 

[Robbo's my hero]

I was disappointed when Scott left Carlton however I was not annoyed that he left. I would have been baulking at playing a fifth season under Pagan. To dismiss his talent is rewriting history. A similar player to Trevor Keogh I loved his dancing feet and great balance. If Pagan had not come to Carlton things would have been different for Scott. With his footy brain and talent he would have captained Carlton after McKay.

 

[Dramoth]

I was disappointed when Scott left Carlton however I was not annoyed that he left. I would have been baulking at playing a fifth season under Pagan. To dismiss his talent is rewriting history. A similar player to Trevor Keogh I loved his dancing feet and great balance. If Pagan had not come to Carlton things would have been different for Scott. With his footy brain and talent he would have captained Carlton after McKay.

In his later years, Keogh along with Barry Armstrong became the leaders of the famous mosquito fleet which was the cornerstone to 3 flags in 4 years. Ironically this influx of small champions such as Harmes, Buckley, Sheldon, Marcou and co lead to Keogh struggling to get a game in the early 80s. Despite this Keogh captained the reserves and after he retired he became the under 19s coach from 1982 to 1984. He also had a stint as the runner for the seniors in 1986. These qualities of putting the team first typified his whole career. Never was there a better team man than Trevor Keogh

Trevor John Michael Keogh

Bit of a difference between Keogh and Campo... Trev was a Carlton man 100% and even when he was being margnalised at the club by younger players, he took it on the chin and went on in the reserves.

When things got tough for Campo, he left.

 

[bluepride]

Uh huh, you might be needing your floaties.

Lets stay relevant to the thread ODN, because your really derailing it with your banter towards me.

 

[The Old Dark Navy's]

Lets stay relevant to the thread ODN, because your really derailing it with your banter towards me.

As opposed to your banter towards Aph for example?

If you are saying this thread is not big enough for the two of us, let's see who leaves first.

 

[bluepride]

As opposed to your banter towards Aph for example?

If you are saying this thread is not big enough for the two of us, let's see who leaves first.

Asking a serious question to clarrify something I wanted to know isnt banter.

Im sort of in a relationship ODN, I wish i could wink back but I just dont think your my type and I just dont think that your knowledge on the great game is up to scratch to date me.... sorry.

 

[thylacine60]

Asking a serious question to clarrify something I wanted to know isnt banter.

Im sort of in a relationship ODN, I wish i could wink back but I just dont think your my type and I just dont think that your knowledge on the great game is up to scratch to date me.... sorry.

starchamberesque...

 

[The Old Dark Navy's]

Have it your way. Welcome mat needs to come in for a wash anyway.

 

[bluepride]

Have it your way. Welcome mat needs to come in for a wash anyway.

I hope you dont kiss your mom with those lips.

 

[The Old Dark Navy's]

I hope you dont kiss your mom with those lips.

You will never know.

 

[mediumsizered]

Trevor John Michael Keogh

Bit of a difference between Keogh and Campo... Trev was a Carlton man 100% and even when he was being margnalised at the club by younger players, he took it on the chin and went on in the reserves.

When things got tough for Campo, he left.

Echoes my thoughts exactly. Comparing Campo to Keogh was really selling Keogh short. A great clubman was Keogh, not one to crack the sads like Campo did more & more as the years went by.

 

[The Cranium]

...............

Looks like someone has turned rouge...........

 

[Dramoth]

Looks like someone has turned rouge...........

There is always someone trying to piss into the wind in a hurricane...


usually a pom in need of a shower

 

[The Toad]

You never win, when you mess with ODN.



It sort of rymes. Nearly

 

[Stig O'Hara]

Unbackable when he was in the slot from 50,
got old, thought he was owed more, and acted all prima donna,
cracked the shits and left for the Krugerrands.

Always got in fights against the Pies, which was nice,
but reckon he was bluffing.

The deckchair, around the neck, fall over shit, annoyed me.

Nice hair though.

 

[Magpie03]

Marcou played 134 games & Kourkoumelis only played 62 games so it definitely is not either of those 2 from that era.

As for Bluepride being of Greek parentage, I doubt that very much Syd.

As for going to the same school as SOS (Marcellin) makes him an expert, well then I must be an even better expert as I went to the same school as Vinnie Catoggio & a few other AFL players from the 70's & 80's

Actually I doubt anything that Bluepride posts is genuine.
Seems to live in fantasy land

Funny thing is I went there too and at around the same time as SOS (im a few years younger not much) and whilst Marcellin had a few greeks at the school there went that many, most of the kids were Italian decent. Cant ever remember famous ex students pictures adorning the walls but then again it was the 80's and times change.

 

[bluepride]

whilst Marcellin had a few greeks at the school there went that many

You clearly havnt been there latley.

A Greek kid from Marcellin just got drafted to Brisbane for pick 25 .

 

[Magpie03]

You clearly havnt been there latley.

A Greek kid from Marcellin just got drafted to Brisbane for pick 25 .

That may be so but I still doubt it has much of a Greek attendance in comparison with the Italians - Around 70% of the kids there were of Italian heritage, and lets face it Marcellin was never a know breeding ground for AFL footballers, SOS only went there because Peter Mckenna was a teacher there and was also coaching him as a forward.

 

[GordonBlue]

I have cannot see his name, his photo or his number without having my blood boil...

TO think of the countless times I defended him when he was with us...

I don't care what reasons he had... I just cannot stand him...

Given I cannot stand the last two players to wear the number 16... lets hope Andy Collins turns that around.