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Don't even know where to begin with that question, Saint Mite.

Incredibly poor taste, and that goes for any comedic responses as well.

Lift your game, son!

The answer was:- During the 1967 season vs. Geelong, Saints ruckman, Bob Pascoe, was reported by boundary umpire, Ray Frost, for alledgedly kicking Geelong forward, John Sharrock. Pascoe said that he had stumbled over Sharrock in the course of play. Frost's version of the incident, regarded by the S...

Another clue: The reporting umpire was Ray Frost, a boundary umpire.

The trigger was a report involving a Geelong player named Sharrock.

Nope.

Another clue?

During the Big Carl Era. Not long after our premiership.

No.

No.

Clue: A trip to the tribunal was involved.

Ummm....no.

The Saints have always had a fiery relationship with the umpiring fraternity. What incident triggered the relationship hitting its lowest ebb? What was the low point of the Saints relationship with the umpires?

The strike occurred because the committee had decided to recall 10 dressing room passes. Welles Eicke and Joe Hogan, along with generous club benefactors were affected by this decision. Harry Lever was the ringleader, assisted by Hugh Plowman and Gordon Dangerfield. The passes were the trigger but t...

HarveysDeciple wrote:P.S just on the Watson thing, it has happened since that the Brownlow Medalist didn't win the club B and F. one such occasion was Akermanis. The year he won his brownlow I think he finished 4th in the club award.

Dipierdomenico came 10th in the Hawthorn best and fairest in the year he won.

good question Grimfang - had us thinking there. Still, I don't know how Watson didn't win it..... The club should update the missing data on its honour roll shouldn't it. I read somewhere that Cubbins won the B&F in 4 years during this time. It was a great read about finding that shield - last ...

It could have been a right bugger of a question if I'd phrased it differently.

As another piece of trivia, someone knew what it was before it was handed into the club, but didn't recognise its value. They simply swiped the badge on the shield that had Cazaly's name on it.

Correct St. Fid, it was Cyril Gambetta. You won't find it in almost all of the history books though, as it only came to light after the discovery of the "Taylor" shield last year. This piece of club history contained the names of many of our "best & fairest" winners prior to ...

Wrong again. Should I give a hint?

Nope.

Suprisingly, not Colin Watson.

I don't know if this will be an easy one or not....

Who was the St. Kilda Best & Fairest in 1925?

Riewoldt 6 vs. Melbourne in Rnd. 22

What the heck is this doing on Page 4?!?!

It would be interesting to see if we can keep it going for the whole season.

I don't know if anyone saw this article in the paper today. I couldn't find a link for it on the website. It was an interview style article with Ron Reed. Travis has been fighting prostate cancer for two-and-a-half years. This is under control at the moment, but he's undergoing chemotherapy because ...

Can anyone play? If so I'll have a stab at 1997.