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Have seen him around at the MCG. Have not stumbled across him at Telstra.
He wanted to go to the Saints game last Friday night but his daughter had a school concert he had to attend and will miss the Geelong game as he will be in England playing poker (he was interviewed on SEN the afternoon prior to the Carlton Game).
He has stated publicly for many years that if he is not around to watch the footy live, he always watches the replays the next day. To say he is not a Saints man is ridiculous.
saint75 wrote:Have seen him around at the MCG. Have not stumbled across him at Telstra.
He wanted to go to the Saints game last Friday night but his daughter had a school concert he had to attend and will miss the Geelong game as he will be in England playing poker (he was interviewed on SEN the afternoon prior to the Carlton Game).
He has stated publicly for many years that if he is not around to watch the footy live, he always watches the replays the next day. To say he is not a Saints man is ridiculous.
My son's sat with him in a corporate box at the Dome about 3-4 times over the last couple of years.
I'm not sure he spends too much time out in teh outer?
As for Lillian, she was a regular at the President's lunches/dinners so I'm not sure that Lvl 2 on the wing counts as the 'outer'?
When in Oz he loves to get out on the ground pre-game and bend a few banana's from the pocket with the boys.
Not sure that I've seen him watch a game from the unwashed areas, but have seen him up the back of aisle 18-19 row R-S socialising with the non-players at times...
Sat near Warnie and Darren Berry (another big Saints fan) and the late John Scholes (ex coach of Victoria) in the old Waverley days. Warnie rocked up with a pie and chips and was like the pied piper with around 20 kids hanging around. "Chuck" Berry was captain of the Bushrangers at the time and not one kid approached him. Also saw Warnie at Moorabbin when he was serving his suspension from international cricket. Was very approachable with my oldest boy getting an autograph.
saint66au wrote:Lillian Frank wouldnt know the outer at a football match if it bit her on the bum lol
As for Warnie...I reckon his idea of the outer now would be an un-catered corporate box hehe
don't know about that...she is a long term saints supporter....
Yes she is..sorry what I meant to say is that she'd follow them from the comfort of a dining room I think...mixing with the riff raff is not her style hehe
To be fair tho, she's not that well..the couple of times Ive seen her in public she's either shuffling or walking with the aid of a stick.
My phone reckons it sat next to Warnies' phone.
But I think my phone is lying.
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wilco wrote:Sat near Warnie and Darren Berry (another big Saints fan) and the late John Scholes (ex coach of Victoria) in the old Waverley days. Warnie rocked up with a pie and chips and was like the pied piper with around 20 kids hanging around. "Chuck" Berry was captain of the Bushrangers at the time and not one kid approached him. Also saw Warnie at Moorabbin when he was serving his suspension from international cricket. Was very approachable with my oldest boy getting an autograph.
I sat next to him and I asked about his hair...he pulled a cricket ball out his pocket showed it to me and told me that many men have heads like it and that something can be done about it.
The Fireman wrote:I sat next to him and I asked about his hair...he pulled a cricket ball out his pocket showed it to me and told me that many men have heads like it and that something can be done about it.
Can't be too many blokes with rows of stitches down the middle of their head.