If Travis Cloke can do it, Riewoldt can At the moment he is probably kicking about 5/10 shots at goal, If he could get to 7/10 it would be a huge improvement I would tend to agree that it's a mental issue for Nick. When he first started he was a good kick for goal. I still remember him dominating t...

Mega

I've now corrected my calendar, and am looking forward to next week's game.

What the... fudge? I was eagarly waiting the flood of reports from this morning, and wondering why they weren't flowing in??? So this is why. But why publish an open intra club game (shouldn't all intra club games be open?) and then overnight make it closed????http://www.saints.com.au/news/newsartic...

i'm with you on that. my only worry is that ethical bunch at essenscum will poach him 2-3 years time seb ross = future skipper of saints. after bj. What happened to Farren Ray? I heard Farren would be coach - after Harves, before BJ, who will be before Seb. (But then my source may have been on the ...

I reckon go for it anyway BB. You can always make it up to her at the next goldie'.

I happened to be at a party on New Years Eve with a committee member from another club who stated categorically that there is a high profile player who has tested positive at least 3 times and that most within AFL circles know about it. But he's still playing. Seems you have to be a rookie or an or...

Should also investigate the tainted 92 Premiership team. In 1991 WCE were a bunch of skinny kids. In 1992 they had muscles on muscles. Everyone knows the story but the AFL have always turned a blind eye. what a load of CRAP !! We see this happen every year skinny kid from the previous year bulk up ...

Inspired by IluvHarvey 's response to meowys in the 'dissapointed by a fellow member' post @ http://www.saintsational.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1187363#1187363 I'd like to suggest we have an ongoing thread to compile the candidates. And what better place to start than with... meowys wrote: plugger66...

Bergholt wrote: don't get me wrong, i think all religion is moronic... Unfortunately I have pale Anglo-Celtic skin and so have to hide from the sun big time. I envy those with dark skin - melalin rocks, if only I could produce it. :cry: But I take comfort from the fact that although dark skinned pe...

saintly wrote:thanks for that!

a good insight into the saints and what they do for players.

And for desert? Angel cake? Heavenly...

Great effort on your team of greats but I disagree with your choice of ruckmen. IMO. Thank you, much appreciated. :D 1.Big Carl in his prime was a great player. He had a huge leap, a big tank, was quick across the ground and put the fear of god into the opposition. He was captain for a couple of ye...

I get your point but your facts... no Jack Dyer 185 -89 (about 6 2) John Nicholls 189 - 105 (about 6 3) Tim watson 185 - 96 Hi Terry, I was hoping no one would check up. Serves me right for not checking myself - I based those figures on what I'd heard mentioned by football commentators - who should...

Interesting discussion. Makes you wonder if we had kicked more accurately in 09 and a bounce had gone our way 2010 whether ppl's thoughts would be influenced and that virtually every position would be filled by players who played in the last 3 years. Now I never saw the Doc play - and certainly his...

"You had me at George Young" :wink: I thought he was fantastic. Like Barks, played way above his size/ weight. A great player firstly in a strong team, then propped us up as that team slide away to eventually become... well lets not go there. I can't understand how he missed our team of t...

Agree re Cyril. Though I fear for his longevity in the game. Just keeps on twanging hammies, & is only young... If we'd had him a few years ago, I reckon we'd have 2 more flags. That said, I can totally understand why at the time we went for Big Mac. Furthermore, I wouldn't be at all surprised i...

Here's my go for what little it's worth. No claims that this is definitive... Full Back: Bob Murray, Danny Frawley, Trevor Barker. (Luke Penny if he'd played more, honourable mention to Jamie Shanahan, I never saw Verdun Howell, but would be happy tohave him as number 1 from what I've heard.) Half B...

Kilda wrote:...but what about the first era of players? What number was Dave McNamara?

#2.

He couldn't kick it as far, but I really rated Bill McCubin in the beloved #2.

Bill Mc Cubbin #2.

I AM Dave McNamara. Congratulations. Your computer skills are excellent for someone who is 124 years old.... ......and dead :wink: Come on, I'm sure you've heard of cryogenics Doc??? :wink: Besides, as I explained in an early post of mine, I've only been 'away' for tax reasons - on my accountant's ...

I AM Dave McNamara.

have a look at threads between Inkersaint and myself... we clearly both disagree on the topic regarding McQualter's selection in 2010. I thought your baiting of Inkersaint on that topic was terrible and believe you are one of the worst troublemakers on the forum. You SainterK Dr Spaceman Saint66au ...

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Do we call you Nathan now?

winmar07 wrote:Should have handballed

He attempted a mongrel punt instead...













(Sorry, it really is the slow time the year footy-wise.)

Personally I'm hoping for a favourable wind and tide to see the return of the 'Lady of St Kilda'.

SainterK wrote:
Cool

I couldn't help noticing the change of avatar.

Could this be a pointer as to who will become season 2012's anointed one, bestowed with the 'Kiss of Success'