I won't boo.

I will laugh uncontrollably when one of his booming 25m kicks goes out of bounds or hits a St Kilda player on the chest, but I won't boo.

I agree that sometimes the club has to keep the cards close to the chest. But to constantly label everyone, even young players not even close to selection as 'to be assessed' tells me one of three things. 1. We have the slackest medical team in professional sport 2. They are for some reason on a pub...

Best field-kick I've ever seen is Buckley - as much for his technique as his accuracy/distance. Copy book. Unfortunately this was against us - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FtEVecj3VBQ Notice Matthew Capuano's dismal ruck performance in that clip? Not surprising that this was in fact his last AFL ...

I think he was quoting The Joker actually.

evertonfc wrote: I don't know the whole story, B W and R all over - but I reckon you just might. Interested to hear it...

Haha, I don't know, Everton. Seems like you've got your head around it pretty well.

Anyone seen our official website lately? Are there any articles on it that are either newsworthy or well-written? The main story at the moment is that the Saints are looking forward to playing Freo next week. That exact line is both the headline and the opening sentence. I read the rest of the 'stor...

Tony Walsh.

From memory he got in the way and gave a free kick in a game at Etihad last year as well.

matrix wrote:apparently he can play VFL:

If that happens, what's the odds he gets his head kicked in when he comes up against the Zebras?

Might be a few senior Saints players requesting they get dropped that week.

And for Lovett to compare himself to that poor girl from the Hawthorn cafe who committed suicide...does he really think that's going to generate public sympathy.

How offensive would that be to her friends and family?

No sympathy here. Jog on.

remember the crap we took from the hawks for the no i pick...why back when...i suppose harding and russo were passable...but only just....no long term benifit.... Just as an aside, the Hawks used that pick in 1988 to take Alex McDonald. Andrew Lovett's manager is in the papers standing up for him t...

matrix wrote: and have the camera on eddie all nite floggin himself to death over the recruitment of the year.

He's in Vancouver isn't he? Not to say he won't be doing exactly that, just gonna be hard to get footage of it.

Milne and Montagna were never charged. They had also built relationships of trust with the club over a couple of years by that point. This filthy little prick on the other hand came here on his last chance and blew it in the most appalling way possible, almost immediately. We have no duty of care to...

CJ was voted #50 in Sheahan's top 50 so he is getting noticed a bit. Hard to say when you're coming off a year when every player was praised. I agreee with those who said two years ago it was Lenny. Nowadays it's hard to pick who is underrated. I reckon Armitage is underrated internally but I guess ...

InkerSaint wrote:I was lucky enough to spot this on Facebook just before it started. I listened in on my iPhone radio app which records the sessions, so I have a recording of it.

Bit off topic, but what's the app called?

Saint Bev wrote:

bigred wrote:They went to the same high school.

Which, funny enough, was All Saints on the Gold Coast

Same school also produced Giaan Rooney and Andrew Symonds.

Andrew Lovett's player profile

Describe Yourself In One Word: Friendly.

Hmm.

Hope we don't have to call in any favours. But it's nice to know we can if we have to.

Milan Faletic wrote:

Top4King wrote:I reckon within about a month of walking through the door at Moorabbin RL has gone "Luke Ball is on too much money".
RL has been working at reducing Ball's wage since then.
Any thoughts?

Yes, I don't agree with you.

He does like to have a finger in every pie though.

From Wikipedia (and take that as you may) Just a few weeks into the season, Stewart quit the club, citing a heart attack. Speculation was rife that he had actually suffered a nervous breakdown, a view that was supported by the fact that he had been charged by the police (under the name of Ian Cervi...

Xavier Ellis was a no 3 pick and was also given that luxury.

Still it would be interesting to know if Ball was working with Collingwood prior to the Grand Final. If so....well That's what is intriguing me. All this 'gnashing of teeth' over 'poor Luke' having to find another home because 'bad old Ross Lyon' wasn't giving him what he deserved. Maybe we should ...

Con Gorozidis wrote: But RL seems have a golden ticket printed off for people arriving iat the club in 2007 and after.....

Charlie Gardiner and Shane Birss might disagree.

As I posted in another thread, there is talk of Josh Kennedy from Hawthorn being on the move & I really like the look of him. He's still developing but is has lots of potential to be a very very good midfielder. Ball obviously has a link to the Hawks through his uncle (Peter Russo) and his bro ...

I see your point and actually agree with it.

Flip side though, is what do the fans actually get for their hundreds of dollars?
If they don't want to be bothered by fans that's fine. But why bother inviting them all?