where are they now - more found

saintbrat · Post: # 587869Post **saintbrat** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 9:27am

At the end of the scale, Daniel Wulf has been forced to retire due to a nagging foot injury. The former St Kilda player struggled in his couple of years after arriving at Swans in 2005, but had an improved 2007 and so far in 2008 was in sensational form in a new role across half back. ...
http://www.news.com.au/perthnow/story/0 ... 01,00.html

courtesy of strange article link on sainters.com.

from the interleague championships-
Also in the squad is former Geelong Falcons, St Kilda and Kangaroos midfielder Joe McLaren, who is now playing coach of Hampden Football League club Koroit.

congorozides · Mon 16 Jun 2008 2:22pm

I loved the wulfman.

remember that geelong game...

GT had it in for him cos he didnt come around every night and play with his kids and eat roast dinners.

degruch · Post: # 588050Post **degruch** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 2:32pm

Hey, this is a good thread...got any other 'where are they nows'?

I went and saw a band about 3 years ago and Chris Stone was their bass player! Don't think he's gone on to become an international rockstar though.

BringBackMadDog · Mon 16 Jun 2008 3:48pm

dean herbert is a used car salesman at car city in ringwood

plugger66 · Post: # 588104Post **plugger66** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 3:54pm

degruch wrote:Hey, this is a good thread...got any other 'where are they nows'?

I went and saw a band about 3 years ago and Chris Stone was their bass player! Don't think he's gone on to become an international rockstar though.

Did he have his goggles on.

degruch · Post: # 588106Post **degruch** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 3:55pm

...oh, and Milan Feletic runs a cleaning company here in Adelaide. He came back to SA and did quite well in the SANFL, but I'm not surprised that group of 80's players didn't have much to do with footy in the long run, it wasn't our best crop.

SENsei · Post: # 588119Post **SENsei** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 4:12pm

degruch wrote:Hey, this is a good thread...got any other 'where are they nows'?

I went and saw a band about 3 years ago and Chris Stone was their bass player! Don't think he's gone on to become an international rockstar though.

Chris Hollow is also in a band, the Sand Pebbles.

Robert Elphingstone's kid plays at Beverly Hills in the Doncaster area.

Dean Greig is coach of Ferntree Gully in the EFL.

degruch · Post: # 588134Post **degruch** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 4:32pm

plugger66 wrote:
degruch wrote:Hey, this is a good thread...got any other 'where are they nows'?

I went and saw a band about 3 years ago and Chris Stone was their bass player! Don't think he's gone on to become an international rockstar though.
Did he have his goggles on.

Haha! My mate who booked his band to play the venue was an ex-South Adelaide player who knew of Chris' playing career, told me to come down and see if he would be wearing his goggles. But no luck...aside from a broken string, I guess it's harder to sustain an eye injury on stage.

Eastern · Post: # 588135Post **Eastern** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 4:35pm

BringBackMadDog wrote:dean herbert is a used car salesman at car city in ringwood

Oh

I would NEVER buy a car from that joint !!

saintm · Post: # 588260Post **saintm** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 7:17pm

Justin Plapp is coaching Burnie in the NTFL. Got a run on the local news tonight!!

Tassie Saint · Mon 16 Jun 2008 7:29pm

saintm wrote:Justin Plapp is coaching Burnie in the NTFL. Got a run on the local news tonight!!

playing coach and doing reasonably well too I might add

yipper · Post: # 588281Post **yipper** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 8:00pm

Eastern wrote:
BringBackMadDog wrote:dean herbert is a used car salesman at car city in ringwood
Oh

I would NEVER buy a car from that joint !!

Why??? I have. For my son - still going strong after 2-3 years!!

hotdish · Post: # 588305Post **hotdish** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 8:53pm

congorozides wrote:I loved the wulfman.

remember that geelong game...

GT had it in for him cos he didnt come around every night and play with his kids and eat roast dinners.

HA HA HA

Or maybe it was because he was an average and undersized Key forward, who couldn't kick goals from 5 meters our straight in front and who cost us a game lol

esaint66 · Post: # 588306Post **esaint66** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 8:56pm

hotdish wrote:
congorozides wrote:I loved the wulfman.

remember that geelong game...

GT had it in for him cos he didnt come around every night and play with his kids and eat roast dinners.
HA HA HA

Or maybe it was because he was an average and undersized Key forward, who couldn't kick goals from 5 meters our straight in front and who cost us a game lol

I remember that game. wasnt it against the swans?
Wulf runs into an open goal, snaps and hits the post. Draw. Think it was dal's first or one of his first games and he took a shot after the siren from 70 out.

noblejohn · Post: # 588418Post **noblejohn** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 11:10pm

Mathew Young runs/owns a dvd store

Ralphy · Post: # 588419Post **Ralphy** » Mon 16 Jun 2008 11:11pm

noblejohn wrote:Mathew Young runs/owns a dvd store

where?

Brett knowles's grandad lives up the road from me

The Saintsational Man · Mon 16 Jun 2008 11:23pm

Gehrig's over @ my house.

Were playing x-box and smashing in some jars.

Good times.

luckysaint · Mon 16 Jun 2008 11:29pm

While most people won't forget Daniel Wulf for that infamous point in that sydney match there was another incident in that game which i thought was pure gold.

He was one on one with a swans player on the wing and was about to get tackled, it would've been absolutely plum too, but at the last moment he jumped from a crouching position and as the player dived in for the tackle he clipped Wulfies legs above him, resulting in a free for tripping

bergsone · Post: # 588578Post **bergsone** » Tue 17 Jun 2008 12:45pm

J Heatley coaching Wantirna South EFL div 2,top of ladder

Duggie · Post: # 588587Post **Duggie** » Tue 17 Jun 2008 1:10pm

What about one of the Selection Committee's major blunders? ie where is TS40 these days ?

Seaford_Saint · Tue 17 Jun 2008 1:36pm

last i heard... TS40 coaching Sorrento in the MPNFL

Otiman · Post: # 588605Post **Otiman** » Tue 17 Jun 2008 1:38pm

Duggie wrote:What about one of the Selection Committee's major blunders? ie where is TS40 these days ?

The question that needs to be asked, is who did we replace him with? M. Clarke.

saintm · Post: # 588635Post **saintm** » Tue 17 Jun 2008 2:34pm

Otiman wrote:
The question that needs to be asked, is who did we replace him with? M. Clarke.

Didn't realise that he had gone back to Adelaide as an assistant coach until he was interviewed leaving the ground during a game a couple of weeks ago.

St_Cave · Post: # 589130Post **St_Cave** » Wed 18 Jun 2008 2:17pm

Brett knowles's grandad lives up the road from me

Brett Knowles is currently an assistant coach at Belconnen FC up in Canberra. He was Captain Coaching Ainslie FC for a while before he got sacked. Though he did coach them to 3 finals series in 3 years.

http://www.sportingpulse.com/club_info. ... onID=58407

Ralphy · Post: # 589131Post **Ralphy** » Wed 18 Jun 2008 2:20pm

St_Cave wrote:
Brett knowles's grandad lives up the road from me
Brett Knowles is currently an assistant coach at Belconnen FC up in Canberra. He was Captain Coaching Ainslie FC for a while before he got sacked. Though he did coach them to 3 finals series in 3 years.
http://www.sportingpulse.com/club_info. ... onID=58407

yeah he was a great guy, i met him a few times, he is sometimes down this way, his grandad is a great guy, i must pop in and ask him how brett is going,