BAM! (shhhh) wrote:
Spelling McEvoy is an altogether different task.

But you've handled it perfectly.

I've always thought Armitage is pretty similar in physique to Luke Hodge.

Little bit of trivia...the father of the Sandy Jarryd Allan used to be best mates and housemates with one Neil Elvis Winmar.

Thanks for that.

I still remember the day he died, Tim Watson announcing it on seven news in tears.

Never intended to be charming.

Just echoing the thoughts of many St Kilda fans I know.

I'd prefer that my membership money doesn't go towards helping this destructive, hateful, manipulative person out.

I hope she dies in a ditch to be honest.

But hey, that's just my opinion.

Strange and vague press release.

Obvious questions are, who are they and what are they doing in that photo?

Plenty of perks but there is a sacrifice. It would be frustrating as a 20 year old to see all your mates going out every weekend, getting drunk and having the time of their lives. Some of them might go travelling together too, on a European summer trip maybe. You can't do any of that as an AFL footb...

Moccha wrote: 3 tackles and 5 possessions a game is worth about $150 a game x 22 = $330 a year

Interesting maths.

One of the stranger stories I've read.

I'm sure Anthony would love to play on the same team as Grammy.

They've got a bit in common already.

Maybe I'm wrong, but I reckon your estimation is absolute bollocks, 100 times worse, come on!!!!!!!!!! They would havwe to be feeling worse than me because i couldn't give a s*** after yesterdays pitiful performance. Absolutely had it with this bunch of losers. Was proud last year, last week, but w...

Also for males, make sure you're wearing a shirt with a collar. Even if you're wearing a jumper or jacket they'll still check to see if you have a collar underneath. Overly officious yes but just be aware.

Tudor likely to go as well. Lyon admitted as much last week on On The Couch.

Any danger of a modern, currently popular musical act getting a gig?

A lot was made about how drunk Fev was at the Brownlow last year and he was.

But what isn't as well known is that Mark Robinson was by far the second most pissed at the function.

Not that you'll hear much about that in the Herald-Sun.

I read this in the age this morning and had to double-check this paragraph:

Schneider estimates he had between 17 and 23 drinks that night. ''I don't forget things but I was a little bit drunk,'' he said.

No kidding Schneids, 17-23 drinks and you were a little drunk?

Not being too dramatic but there's a fair chance he'll never play senior football for St Kilda again when you think about it.

I've said it before but one of my favourite memories of that day was pre-match. Spud and Shaw walked to the centre to toss the coin, instead of the usual polite handshake, Shaw (true to form) walks up yapping at Frawley trying to put him off his game. Spud simply shoves him in the chest, tells him t...

degruch wrote:With Hille back, the boys better be watching their backs.

In more ways than one.

Interesting he thinks there hasn't been that much happening off the field.

We were averaging one controversy a week for a couple of months there.

The other thing that isn't really common knowledge but was a huge factor was that Plugger had been severely ripped off by his previous manager and had barely a cracker to his name. He was about to turn 29 and with his history of injuries probably realised he'd only have a limited amount of time and ...

Not exactly like for like is it?

Maybe Beva could ask some semi-interesting questions. Just a thought.

Also , I agree the PA needs to be better.

Anyone out there still sad that Brian Waldron left us all those years ago?