Foxtrot Club Legend Veteran Joined Feb 28, 2002 Posts 1,203 Reaction score 21 Location Bathurst AFL Club Richmond Mar 30, 2002 #1 Did anyone else notice how he refers to a mark as a "catch"? Is this a South Aussie thing like "banana" / "check side"? Or did he just have one eye on the game at Bloemfontein?
Did anyone else notice how he refers to a mark as a "catch"? Is this a South Aussie thing like "banana" / "check side"? Or did he just have one eye on the game at Bloemfontein?
S sapaul Premiership Player Veteran Joined Mar 21, 2002 Posts 4,044 Reaction score 10 Location Whyalla, SA AFL Club Adelaide Other Teams Sturt Mar 30, 2002 #2 It's a Chris McDermott thing, he is a pillick.
S soutter Debutant Joined Mar 31, 2002 Posts 69 Reaction score 0 Location preston. vic. Other Teams collingwood Mar 31, 2002 #3 it isn't only Mcdermott that does it, i have heard lots of commentators refering to marks as catches for a few years now, and i really dont like it.
it isn't only Mcdermott that does it, i have heard lots of commentators refering to marks as catches for a few years now, and i really dont like it.
M M29 Brownlow Medallist Veteran 10k Posts Joined Mar 31, 2001 Posts 13,147 Reaction score 25 Location Essendon AFL Club Essendon Other Teams Dons Mar 31, 2002 #4 Originally posted by sapaul It's a Chris McDermott thing, he is a pillick. Click to expand... I think you mean Pillock.
Originally posted by sapaul It's a Chris McDermott thing, he is a pillick. Click to expand... I think you mean Pillock.