7 wins. That's only one less than we ever won at Victoria Park.

Because the seagulls know that feeding time is near.

Not finishing last

Would be nice if we could stop Riewoldt for once. His last five games against us: 6, 7, 0 (KOed early on), 8, 7.

Meh. You had to know that the umpiring was going to be bad as soon as Ray Chamberlain's name was announced.

I guess Malthouse will fit in perfectly at that scum club with their subhuman supporters. It's a real shame they didn't fold a few years ago when they were broke.

Was only the 15th time we've won by three figures. Eight of those have been from 2004 onwards.

5.2, epicenter somewhere near Trafalgar and Moe.

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquakes/ ... 00ajek.php

Took him 230 games. By comparison Milne took 241, Loewe 251, Mohr 124 and Lockett 127.

Blake made that look easy.

Was also the last game of one Nathan Burke as I recall.

257 wins, 242 losses, 8 draws. Winning % of 50.69 which ranks us 9th out of 18 in that time.

Who needs someone to manager you when you can negotiate a deal like that without some parasite taking a cut

Robert Harvey wasn't a premiership player. Does that mean Nathan Ablett is better than him?

We should be getting flogged here. But we've somehow managed to kick 3 goals, all completely against the run of play.

Looks like our usual second quarter garbage.

5 Montagna
4 Jones
3 Dal Santo
2 McEvoy
1 Steven

Made his debut in the Geelong massacre of 02, our worst loss since the 1980s. The only time he has missed consecutive games since then was 2003 when he missed over half the season.

Everytime we get the ball we seem to handball round in circles before inevitably turning it over.

7. Round 16 2008, St Kilda 18.11 (119) Hawthorn 13.11 (89) Down by 28 pts at half time and looking dead and buried. Then we tore them apart in the 3rd with Blake kicking 3 goals. We've also handed out a few satisfying floggings during that time: Round 10 2004, St Kilda 31.10 (196) Carlton 13.10 (88...

93,853 was the crowd. And most of the empty seats appeared to be (surprise surprise) in the members as usual.

When watching the replay later on I couldn't believe how much time was actually been left when it happened. Could have sworn there had only been about 3-4 minutes to go.

Toy Saint wrote:What is the largest crowd St Kilda has played in front of?

1971 Grand Final. 118,192 against Hawthorn. Only the 1969 and 1970 Grand Finals had bigger crowds.

Don't forget to watch for O'Brien trying to pick off the man on the mark from behind.

Umpires should be shot for guessing when they can't see what happened.