plugger66 wrote:

Con Gorozidis wrote:be cool if the played it at the junction

Why is that?

Original "Original Heartland"

That bl00dy mutt got what it deserved! I saw you last night on the BBC in Great Expectations. I would have thought you were much older. http://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/tvandradio/bbc/8981287/Great-Expectations-meets-BBCs-high-hopes.html BTW. The game was definitely against Collingwood. I knew a ...

One of the big questions of the universe.

Definitely thread worthy.

It seems obvious that Sydney were the only team that were going to recruit Jack that year but he wasn't eligible for the draft. Who knows what would have happened if the AFL had stuck to their rules. Jack might have starred in whatever comp he was playing in and been noticed by other clubs or he mig...

I'm not really Frank Coghlan but if you go to this site: http://stats.rleague.com/afl/stats/alltime/stkilda.html Wait for the column DOB to turn blue so that you can sort by Date of Birth. Then find the Saint who has the closest date of birth to yours. It sorts by year and you will have to work out...

Bernard Shakey wrote:

skeptic wrote:
he's been descent value for the power since they got him

Wow, and what have they done since they got him? Almost disappeared!

I thought it was a deliberate spelling mistake

saintbrat wrote:

kosifantutti23 wrote:But he may have kicked a point!

http://stats.rleague.com/afl/stats/play ... tml#196515

no he didn't kick a point

I've seen that game a number of times and he definitely kicked a point.

Don't all answer at once. But while you ponder the question above here is an unusual stat. Between round 12 1965 and round 7 1967 Barry Breen only kicked four goals in 27 games. They were all against the same team in four different games. He actually played five games against that team in that perio...

doggerel wrote:Sean Ralphsmith.....how depressing.

Why? You were awesome in that 1992 final against the Pies.

borderbarry wrote:I am in a quandary. Half way between two greats, Rossy Smith and Dazzling Darrel. I will go with the Doc. Same height.

You don't get to choose. And Smith and Baldock are born four years apart! There's no shame in being Max Reed or Ike Ilsley.

Seaford_Saint wrote:I'm Ben Thomson..... and who the hell was he???

Mature age recruit from SA was meant to be a replacement for Jamie Shanahan.

Both my parents are Max Mitchinson
My sisters are Russell Greene and Peter Russo.

gringo wrote:Beau looks like he's in his 40s already.

What was the bald guy we had early 90s I think his surname was Bourke he kind of looked like Mr Burns from the Simpsons.

Apart from him Beau is the oldest before his time bloke I can remember .

Rohan Smith?
Milan Faletic?

I'm not really Frank Coghlan but if you go to this site: http://stats.rleague.com/afl/stats/alltime/stkilda.html Wait for the column DOB to turn blue so that you can sort by Date of Birth. Then find the Saint who has the closest date of birth to yours. It sorts by year and you will have to work out ...

On the Premiership dais with a medal round his neck.

I'll start. Poster: Savatage Player: Nicky Winmar Famous Person: Eddie Van Halen . I'm not sure that I understand this, you name a random poster, a random player and a random famous person. OK Enrico Misso Enrico Misso Enrico Misso (because all Saints players are famous) Milan Faletic Milan Faletic...

I apologise whole heartedly for taking an interest in the history and heritage of our club.

I am very happy for anyone who is able to attend the event.

St Lenny wrote:Players at Chadstone, supporters unhappy, to many people. Players train at Moorabbin, supporters still complain. Maybe St Kilda should have shifted interstate where they would be appreciated.

Who complained about them training at Moorabbin?

It's a pretty poor effort from whoever wrote that to throw away 93 years of history and refer to Moorabbin as our Original Heartland.

I could not write Orighinal Heartland and Linen House Oval in the same sentence. OK maybe just once for illustrative purposes.

McQualter can play full back.

I remember my first game being 1968 at Moorabbin playing the Pies . I was 5 years old at the time and I don't remember anything else about it . Nothing much has changed. I had no choice but to follow the saints as my Dad did although we lived in Fairfield at the time. It didnt hurt that we were als...

I can't find that. You'll just have to tell us.

It seemed to me that P76 posed a reasonable question. I don't know why saintbrat is being so defensive.

I'd like to know the answer too.

i wont name names but there are maybe 4-5 forumites here off the top of my head that are simply more interested in baiting and arguing rather than discussing football/saints. they often follow each other around and bring down a vast majority of threads into pointless slinging matches you can often ...

His comment re the laughter amongst the group is very telling. All I am hearing is how happy everyone is down the club. Ding dong the witch is dead!! The saints have been liberated. Who'd have thought it? 40 blokes get together and they like to have a laugh. I'm pretty sure they were all enjoying a...