EXTREMELY enthusiastic this arvo. Nothing wrong with their skills- they hit every target ( now as long as they can do it under pressure ). The only negative was Goddard not being involved in any of the drills or match simulations. He did laps and 100m sprints on his own.

sunsaint wrote:so does this mean the Gilbert forward experiment is done and dusted?

Did LOTS of set goal shots at training. Was the first one out with Jack

tony74 wrote:Jack wii definately play ( trained very strongly ). Don't be surprised if they pull a rabbit out of their arse and name cuz as the sub!!

Remember where you heard it first

Thinline wrote:No Blake yet no Lynch.

F***. I give up.

They would immediately put Fletcher on him. Remember last year?

Jack wii definately play ( trained very strongly ). Don't be surprised if they pull a rabbit out of their arse and name cuz as the sub!!

Ps Bakes did all the training but mainly kicked with his left foot. Dont know which one was injured mind you. Gilbert had countless shots at goal

As someone who has been to most trianing sessions this year ( until Hutchy tells us its time to go cos its closed) todays training was the most buoyant I've seen. Not much of a crowd but lots of enthusiasm and back slapping from the players. Had a real good feel about it. Jack S. was prominent and m...

100%

saintbrat wrote:

kosifantutti23 wrote:

evertonfc wrote: The shots where the bloke says nothing aren't great...his eyes freak me out a bit.

That guy at the start? He really looks like some kind of freak.

I wonder if it's someone from here

or bigfooty?

I thought he was really good..............................ings

Can someone tell me what's happening on Family Day on Mar 13? No info that I can find on the St Kilda website. Where? -- presumably Franga. When? What actual activities are there? Contemplating the long drive, but want to know what we're heading for. Thanks! Sunday March 13, Frankston Oval, Young s...

ta, will make the effort

wow can ya get some photos up of it? 8-) Will get the wife on to it. Is in a frame with the 66 Grand Final record and a postcard with the players signatures ( I remember lining up for hours on Sunday after the G.F to get the signatures- it was at a drive-in somewhere ). I've also got the Sun framed...

With the talk of how much the book "The Point of it all" is worth ( I have it) I wonder how many people have the "Sporting Globe" dated the 24th of September 1966. I have it displayed proudly on the wall!! The headline- 101'655 saw 'em by a point. P.S. Roy Higgins won the last at...

Posted: Fri 01 Feb 2008 11:20am Post subject: I have a copy - but my brother bought one of the limited edition leather bound copies (number 1 to 100) - you could pick the number you wanted - he asked for 66 and got that one! As part of deal was an invitation to the book launch at the MCG - he could...

Posted: Fri 01 Feb 2008 11:20am Post subject: I have a copy - but my brother bought one of the limited edition leather bound copies (number 1 to 100) - you could pick the number you wanted - he asked for 66 and got that one! As part of deal was an invitation to the book launch at the MCG - he couldn...

Good in and under, loves the hard ball, quick with her hands.

We have two prime adult seat tickets in Q57 row H. We'd like to stand at the Grand Final with our friends. Is there anyone who'd be prepared to swap their adult standing room tickets plus the difference in cost. We'll be at the ground early for a bbq - 9.30-10.00, and we'd arrange to meet and enter ...

I have 2 prime adult tickets Q57. I wish to swap them ( plus price difference-face value ) for 2 adult standing room. I know it sounds strange but have stood for 35 years with my mates ( and did so last year ) and it seems a bit pointless to leave 2 seats vacant. PM me if you're interested.

Adz70 wrote:Looking to swap 2 x standing room (M9) for any seats (2 together). Will pay the diff in ticket price, and buy you a beer.

Are they both adult tickets?