i've heard the coach say two or three times now that he was hoping that Ross would take on the Lenny roll. I would have put Ross slightly ahead of Dunstan on performances so far this year. Dunstan has barely played yet, but I'm pretty sure he is ahead of Seb in the pecking order at this stage. I'm ...

saintspremiers wrote:Looking forward to watching the replay last night but was busy watching the Bangers beat the Poms.

Which are the 2 best quarters to watch?

3rd and 4th.

saintspremiers wrote:Looking forward to watching the replay last night but was busy watching the Bangers beat the Poms.

Which are the 2 best quarters to watch?

3rd and 4th.

i've heard the coach say two or three times now that he was hoping that Ross would take on the Lenny roll.

I would have put Ross slightly ahead of Dunstan on performances so far this year.

Make no mistake, Ross will be missed. We really have no-one who can readily replace him. The coach was pinning his hopes on Ross being the replacement for Lenny. We have only had glimpses of the player Ross will become once he fully realises that he has the class and ability to truly compete at AFL ...

I was away up the mountains for the weekend. There wasn't a tellie in sight and only had my mini Ipad to keep me in touch with the world. So you can image my very welcome surprise when i actually got to see the replay of the match. No gloom and doom at all and many promising performances from the yo...

Stephen Theodore wrote:

Old Mate wrote:Can't tell if a troll job or dumb as a post

I'd suggest both.

Well, I read his post, then reread it. I've come to the conclusion that you are right.

There will never be another Milne.

He was unique. One of a kind.

I see that the Lions towelled up a rusty Sydney. Maybe our three point loss was a much better performance than has been acknowledged.

It was all a bit too depressing for me. i lasted less than two minutes.

He's improving incrementally, similar to Armitage in his first couple of seasons. I thought Armitage would never get the tank or leg speed sufficient to become a really good player. I was wrong. Seb's cousin was in a very similar trajectory, and it took until his 4th season to blossom. Geary had a ...

Is Seb Ross the slowest Saints player to play with us since Stephen Powell? Honestly what our recruiters saw in him and the current coaching staff see in him as a potential AFL midfielder amazes me? His lack of affective run, spread and chase against the Lions was quite damning IMO. At one stage he...

I was impressed by McCartin. Looked at home. Membrey was good. I know Saints supporters, well footy fans in general, don't sing but when we play Sydney "Thanks for Tim Membrey" would go well. Bruce was good up forward in the last quarter especially but just used it really poorly. Newnes w...

saint-stu wrote:Lots of people very keen to get a look at the young players.

What a difference a change at the top makes. I can't imagine Dimmy doing anything like this.

Well done Gillon!

Yes,a very nice change. The footy public matter once more. Good show, old boy.

It looks more like something the Essendon football club would trot out rather than our club.

Guess I will just have to watch the cricket then.

Go Aussies.

I think I will wait until after the NAB cup before trying to guess the team for round one.

Unlike your good self, I didn't feel the need to log on under a different alias and defend myself. :lol: :lol: :lol: How about you just pull your head in and stop whinging all the time about "troublemakers'... "usual suspects"... and who should and should not get banned. I hope that ...

Ball is a decent bloke. He is gone but the reasons he felt the need to leave are still unanswered. They are still at the club and I hope they affect no one else. StKFC is a poorer place having lost him. I would havbe to agree with you there mate. He is a fine young man and to see him called names o...

The more enlightened States and Territories have decriminalised public drunkenness. You simply get taken into protective custody until you are sober enough to get home under your own steam. No charges are laid and you don't end up with a criminal record, or in the case of Lovett, being publicly hum...

The more enlightened States and Territories have decriminalised public drunkenness. You simply get taken into protective custody until you are sober enough to get home under your own steam. No charges are laid and you don't end up with a criminal record, or in the case of Lovett, being publicly humi...

i don't hold bally responsible for wanting out...he is a proud young man and is undervalued at st kilda...full stop...... :evil: the coach is on record as stating that ball should have been given another two bursts of 6 minutes in each of the third and fourth quarters ...and that it he wasn't in co...

Posters can attack me all they like. The facts on GT are all there to be seen. I'm held in high esteem by the peers that matter... don't give a stuff about unknown anonymous keyboard punchers who don't know the first thing about me. Now, off you go and do something constructive with your life, inst...

[ 4- his shoelaces? The guy is a fraud and I'll be happy to call him that to his face. He lied to supporters... pure and simple. He isn't fit to lick the dog shyte of my runners. Must suck to be you. So hate filled. Such a loser. So sick a mind to even come up with the above quoted nonsense.. Do yo...

Milton66 wrote:
GT's gone... move on.

It would be a very good idea in my opinion if you followed your own advice. This continual put down of Thomas by people not fit to tie his shoelaces is becoming quite tiresome.

And for the record you lost all creibilty with me with your Eade comment.