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Kosi - Those were the days

Post: # 1932691Post st sandy »

Remember it well
He was the difference that no team could answer for a while - as a ruck/forward. With Frazer, Aaron & Nick up front.


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st sandy wrote: Tue 02 Nov 2021 8:33pm Remember it well
He was the difference that no team could answer for a while - as a ruck/forward. With Frazer, Aaron & Nick up front.


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The boy could play a great contested mark a decent kick on goal head trauma killed his career. I had the privilege of sitting at his table at a Saints function in Perth . I have nothing but good memories of Kosi


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Post: # 1932706Post whiskers3614 »

a cross between Kouta and Carey for those 4 glorious weeks!
And a decent human being to boot.


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I specifically remember when bog Nick went down a year or two later….I think it was that journo (kinda short guy at SeN now, he’s sharp, good) ..anyway, this journo was giving his tips for the weekend, and he said, I swear, “He did it once before, he won’t do it again, Pies for me” ..I can’t be sure he said pies , but what ever it was , he was saying Kossie won’t be the miracle man a second time. He was right. We got gone, and badly.


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Post: # 1932722Post Banger9798 »

Terrific player Kosi, forgot how agile he was as a younger player.
Goose could roost the ball too....good player, shame about that fractured leg.


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Yeah I think the Goose injury is one that goes under the radar for the negative impact it had on us, would have been one of the great defenders for us.

The video also highlights how silky Dal was, something we sorely miss now!


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The_Dud wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 9:02am Yeah I think the Goose injury is one that goes under the radar for the negative impact it had on us, would have been one of the great defenders for us.

The video also highlights how silky Dal was, something we sorely miss now!
How is Paton coming along anyone?

You think he’ll come good 100%?


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Post: # 1932774Post kosifantutti »

I'm always a Kosi fan.


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Post: # 1932776Post Wayne42 »

I still can't believe the bump that Giansirashithead knocked Kosi into next week with, which Kosi didn't see coming, was deemed legal. :twisted: :twisted:


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Wayne42 wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 4:53pm I still can't believe the bump that Giansirashithead knocked Kosi into next week with, which Kosi didn't see coming, was deemed legal. :twisted: :twisted:
I had a perfect view of the incident. Gia jumed at Kosi and it was actuality a clash of heads. I wanted Gia banned for life but, realistically, the actual contact was accidental. It was pure luck that Gia didn't knock himself out ( I still swear that, if I confront that little pric* in a dark laneway......). Still, he did pick Kosi off well outside the 5 metre limit and left the ground to do it. It was an off the ball incident and he should have done time.


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Wayne42 wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 4:53pm I still can't believe the bump that Giansirashithead knocked Kosi into next week with, which Kosi didn't see coming, was deemed legal. :twisted: :twisted:
I had a perfect view of the incident. Gia jumed at Kosi and it was actuality a clash of heads. I wanted Gia banned for life but, realistically, the actual contact was accidental. It was pure luck that Gia didn't knock himself out ( I still swear that, if I confront that little pric* in a dark laneway......). Still, he did pick Kosi off well outside the 5 metre limit and left the ground to do it. It was an off the ball incident and he should have done time.


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Post: # 1932787Post remboy »

Banger9798 wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 8:21am Terrific player Kosi, forgot how agile he was as a younger player.
Goose could roost the ball too....good player, shame about that fractured leg.
Xavier Clarke was another we didn’t get to see he best of. Silky smooth skills.


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Post: # 1932789Post remboy »

shanegrambeau wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 12:42pm
The_Dud wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 9:02am Yeah I think the Goose injury is one that goes under the radar for the negative impact it had on us, would have been one of the great defenders for us.

The video also highlights how silky Dal was, something we sorely miss now!
How is Paton coming along anyone?

You think he’ll come good 100%?
He joined training just before the end of the season so should be able to do a full pre season. He’ll be ok as long as Roughead doesn’t go near him.


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Post: # 1932790Post Wayne42 »

Luke Penny was another we didn't see the best of in the GT era.


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Great watching that vision. The one thing that always confounded me though was why he couldn’t keep that form going? I know he had his injuries, but it was almost as if as soon as roo return to the team he allowed Roo to take that mantle is the premier big man of our team.


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Post: # 1932797Post shanegrambeau »

Wayne42 wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 7:44pm Luke Penny was another we didn't see the best of in the GT era.
Yes, we had a lot of lesser known but highly skilled players that were replaced by more average types in the Ross Lyon era

Heath Black
Luke Penny
Brent Guerra

all classy and gone for
Players like

McQualter
Zac Dawson
Stevie Baker

fill similar roles..but not as good.


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Post: # 1932831Post saynta »

shanegrambeau wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 9:38pm
Wayne42 wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 7:44pm Luke Penny was another we didn't see the best of in the GT era.
Yes, we had a lot of lesser known but highly skilled players that were replaced by more average types in the Ross Lyon era

Heath Black
Luke Penny
Brent Guerra

all classy and gone for
Players like

McQualter
Zac Dawson
Stevie Baker

fill similar roles..but not as good.
Zac Dawson. shudder.

Guerra was a thug and no loss. Penny was injured.

Agree on Black.

Nothing wrong with Baker. He doesn't fit with those other losers.


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Post: # 1932834Post shanegrambeau »

saynta wrote: Thu 04 Nov 2021 10:59am
shanegrambeau wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 9:38pm
Wayne42 wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 7:44pm Luke Penny was another we didn't see the best of in the GT era.
Yes, we had a lot of lesser known but highly skilled players that were replaced by more average types in the Ross Lyon era

Heath Black
Luke Penny
Brent Guerra

all classy and gone for
Players like

McQualter
Zac Dawson
Stevie Baker

fill similar roles..but not as good.

Zac Dawson. shudder.

Guerra was a thug and no loss. Penny was injured.

Agree on Black.

Nothing wrong with Baker. He doesn't fit with those other losers.
Righto..

How about I substitute another duo...

GT era class
Xavier Clarke

RL era worker-soldier
Clint Jones


So you say Guerra was a thug and Baker...?
Bakes was no thug...no cloak and dagger but what a scrapper!

Rhyme?

I hear you...
but Guerra had some class, and what a kick..

I guess Guerra did a Bakerish role at Hawthorn down back but a forward for us.


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shanegrambeau wrote: Thu 04 Nov 2021 11:11am
saynta wrote: Thu 04 Nov 2021 10:59am
shanegrambeau wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 9:38pm
Wayne42 wrote: Wed 03 Nov 2021 7:44pm Luke Penny was another we didn't see the best of in the GT era.
Yes, we had a lot of lesser known but highly skilled players that were replaced by more average types in the Ross Lyon era

Heath Black
Luke Penny
Brent Guerra

all classy and gone for
Players like

McQualter
Zac Dawson
Stevie Baker

fill similar roles..but not as good.

Zac Dawson. shudder.

Guerra was a thug and no loss. Penny was injured.

Agree on Black.

Nothing wrong with Baker. He doesn't fit with those other losers.
Righto..

How about I substitute another duo...

GT era class
Xavier Clarke

RL era worker-soldier
Clint Jones


So you say Guerra was a thug and Baker...?
Bakes was no thug...no cloak and dagger but what a scrapper!

Rhyme?

I hear you...
but Guerra had some class, and what a kick..

I guess Guerra did a Bakerish role at Hawthorn down back but a forward for us.
I attended the prelim final us against the Swannies in what turned out thankfully to be the thug's last game for us.

The prick threw in the towel before half time. One of the most disgusting performances I have ever seen from a saints player. Just like Shanahan after the 1997 grannie, I knew Guerra would never again have a chance to disgrace a saints jumper.

Don't believe me? Have a look at the video.

Yeah, Baker was a bit of a thug too but at least he loved the Saints. What the tosser did to him was unforgivable.

Sad days bring back painful memories.

Loved watching X play. You are right. Pure class.
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Post: # 1933017Post Banger9798 »

Guerra was actually a very good player, as he showed with the Hawks.
It took getting sacked by the Saints to jolt him out of his drinking habit that saw him tail away at the end of the season..
As far as thuggery goes, I think Bakes >>>Guerra


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Post: # 1933019Post desertsaint »

Bakes, Kosi, and Max - the three amigos. loved those fellas.


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Post: # 1933024Post B.M »

Baker won a B&F playing under Thomas

Was a gun tagger/back pocket


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B.M wrote: Sun 07 Nov 2021 10:38am Baker won a B&F playing under Thomas

Was a gun tagger/back pocket

Yes…
Damn …

134 games or so under GT

70 under RL

My brilliant brain.

Scrub Baker…


From the model of lesser known classy players under GT and replaced by workers under RL
https://www.perthnow.com.au/news/afl-ou ... 1e36ab4daf


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Banger9798 wrote: Sun 07 Nov 2021 7:37am Guerra was actually a very good player, as he showed with the Hawks.
It took getting sacked by the Saints to jolt him out of his drinking habit that saw him tail away at the end of the season..
As far as thuggery goes, I think Bakes >>>Guerra
Well Guerra must have had a few during half time of that prelim because his second half was f****** pathetic.

Yeah, I admit that Bakes was a bit of a thug but Guerra was a cowardly sniper, coming off the square hitting the unsuspecting.


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Post: # 1933083Post B.M »

Bakers king hit on Kane Johnson was way worse than anything Guerra ever did

Yes, Guerra used to Lind people up… but that was footy back then.


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