birdmanptr wrote:Mules Hammy
Mules ankle
by am Bays » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:05 pm
birdmanptr wrote:Mules Hammy
by southee » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:05 pm
Wedgie wrote:You and your son were on TV quite a bit today bayman, poor little bugger looked shattered after the game.
by Cambridge Clarrie » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:05 pm
The Sleeping Giant wrote:Well done to Sturt. Managed to collect from both games this weekend.
So does this mean the Bulldogs will be s***ing themselves this week?
Just a side note. Has there been a team of footballers that duck their heads as much as the Bays?
p.s. On a brighter note for the Tiger supporters, I can see some improvement for the Bays in their next game.
by hawkseye » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:06 pm
am Bays wrote:birdmanptr wrote:Mules Hammy
Mules ankle
by CENTURION » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:08 pm
demonseye wrote:am Bays wrote:birdmanptr wrote:Mules Hammy
Mules ankle
Mules ass
by mal » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:08 pm
Dutchy wrote:Wedgie wrote:You and your son were on TV quite a bit today bayman, poor little bugger looked shattered after the game.
bayman hasnt appeared yet Wedgie, its baysman above
by birdmanptr » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:09 pm
dedja wrote:birdmanptr wrote:dedja wrote:Whew ... what can you say!
The disappointment is immense, especially when the loses are 2 and 5 points points respectively.
I've already noticed some gloating from others about the results which I will not dignifiy with a response other than anonymous cheap shots are easy to make so go ahead and have your fun if that makes you feel good.
Fisrt of all, well done to Sturt today, thoroughly deserved the win. They withstood the first quarter onslaught and played the better football for the rest of the match.
The Bays lacked composure when it mattered but they did not give up and fought to the end. That lack of polish cost them both finals.
There are no excuses ... the Bays had control of their destiny and weren't good enough, but not by much.
I am proud of my club and their efforts, but obviously gutted by the result.
I and the Glenelg Football Club hold our heads high. This year is not to be.
Congratulations to Central and Sturt for deserving their places in the 2009 GF. It will be a cracking game and best of luck to both teams.
WTF
You cant be serious once again we have failed and failed big time Its crap like this that will never make us the great club we want to be once again they have let themselves and their loyal supporters down Fans actually clapped them off good god we have the worst GF record in the comp WE Have all 3 grades in the finals 2 of which will be in the GF We are without doubt the biggest under achievers in sport
HOLD OUR HEADS HIGH
GOOD GOD
Feel free to support another club if that will help you, we don't need so called supporters like you... I have supported this club for nearly 40 years and I don't post comments lightly.
I mean every word ... I did not clap them off today and did not say I was pleased or satisfied with the result, far from it, but I can still be proud. If you didn't notice or appreciate that those fellas busted their guts today then your understanding of football must be questionable.
by birdmanptr » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:12 pm
mal wrote:Dutchy wrote:Wedgie wrote:You and your son were on TV quite a bit today bayman, poor little bugger looked shattered after the game.
bayman hasnt appeared yet Wedgie, its baysman above
I will contact Bayman and ask him to post tonight
He would be absolutely shattered
by dedja » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:13 pm
birdmanptr wrote:70 74 75 77 81 82 87 88 89 90 92 08 09 as another Glenelg mate said last week look up UNDER ACHIEVING there is a picture of us smiling at the camera.
by Cambridge Clarrie » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:15 pm
birdmanptr wrote:Pity they did not bust their gut or take a bit of pride in their goal kicking i to have supported this club for 40 plus years
by baysman » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:16 pm
by spell_check » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:16 pm
baysman wrote:70 74 75 77 81 82 87 88 89 90 92 08 09
If only we could use these numbers for X-Lotto....would they ever come up ?![]()
Great to hear from some of my close Snout buddies tonight via phone. They're shattered naturally, but we'll bounce back ( Snouts that is.....can't vouch for the club )![]()
T'was a pleasure lads to be associated with you all. Here's to 2010 being our year !
by csbowes » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:16 pm
by zipzap » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:25 pm
Cambridge Clarrie wrote:The Sleeping Giant wrote:Well done to Sturt. Managed to collect from both games this weekend.
So does this mean the Bulldogs will be s***ing themselves this week?
Just a side note. Has there been a team of footballers that duck their heads as much as the Bays?
p.s. On a brighter note for the Tiger supporters, I can see some improvement for the Bays in their next game.
Spot on. Backwell is shocking for it...
by Cambridge Clarrie » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:26 pm
zipzap wrote:Cambridge Clarrie wrote:The Sleeping Giant wrote:Well done to Sturt. Managed to collect from both games this weekend.
So does this mean the Bulldogs will be s***ing themselves this week?
Just a side note. Has there been a team of footballers that duck their heads as much as the Bays?
p.s. On a brighter note for the Tiger supporters, I can see some improvement for the Bays in their next game.
Spot on. Backwell is shocking for it...
Seeing Old Man Nelson run rings around 'Hot Chips' Backwell gladdened the heart.
by bayman » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:26 pm
csbowes wrote:The first thing I'd like to say is commiserations to the Tigers faithful. I don't consider them chokers. It was just really unfortunate that they went down in two close games at the wrong end of the season. The Tigers put in a fantastic performance against the Bulldogs and for a myriad of reasons, just couldn't keep the momentum going in the last to win the match. Today, I thought the Tigers threw absolutely everything at Sturt in that last team but just couldn't buy that most important last goal.
Its a real shame for them. A fantastic season, back-to-back minor premierships and unfortunately you have to be honest and say that today and this season is one of lost opportunities as they needed to go one step further than last year.
For the Blues, well we managed to stay in touch as the Tigers pumped us early on. Bad kicking is bad football and luckily for us we went in at quarter time 15 points down instead of something like double that. From the next two quarters, I thought the Blues were the better side and worked hard, absorbed pressure, got some great goals and game back to the Tigers what they've been giving to us all year. That final term though, Tigers were relentless, just couldn't get the magic winner.
Some shocking kicking from their forwards no doubt cost them big time, whereas for Sturt, just 29 inside 50s to 58, meant we obviously made the most of our chances and held on for a phenomenal victory.
For me Sturt goes into the Grand Final beaten and battered and bruised with numerous injuries and no doubt the Dogs will start very short favourites with the bookies (as they should). Can the Double Blues win it again against the giants of SANFL football, who knows, it'll be tough, but it'd be some fairytale to pull it off. For now though, a chance to sit back and enjoy a spectacular and character building win and then look forward to being in the big game against the big foe.
Well done Sturt... gutsy, gutsy win!
by CENTURION » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:27 pm
Cambridge Clarrie wrote:zipzap wrote:Cambridge Clarrie wrote:The Sleeping Giant wrote:Well done to Sturt. Managed to collect from both games this weekend.
So does this mean the Bulldogs will be s***ing themselves this week?
Just a side note. Has there been a team of footballers that duck their heads as much as the Bays?
p.s. On a brighter note for the Tiger supporters, I can see some improvement for the Bays in their next game.
Spot on. Backwell is shocking for it...
Seeing Old Man Nelson run rings around 'Hot Chips' Backwell gladdened the heart.
Not quite the same player since he lost the 'look at me' fluro boots...
by birdmanptr » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:30 pm
dedja wrote:birdmanptr wrote:70 74 75 77 81 82 87 88 89 90 92 08 09 as another Glenelg mate said last week look up UNDER ACHIEVING there is a picture of us smiling at the camera.
If you are going to hang shite on the team at least get your facts correct ... those years are incorrect my friend and I'll let you work out where you're wrong.
by birdmanptr » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:32 pm
baysman wrote:We didn't even make 09
by birdmanptr » Sun Sep 27, 2009 10:35 pm
Cambridge Clarrie wrote:birdmanptr wrote:Pity they did not bust their gut or take a bit of pride in their goal kicking i to have supported this club for 40 plus years
The pressure of expectation can be a big thing. I know Glenelg have had kicking problems all year but I honestly reckon the big game pressure got to some players today...
Some posters in the preview thread were goading Bays supporters with 'straight sets' taunts. I reckon the idea of failing in that manner was playing on the minds of the Bays players...
Having said that, they lost two games by a combined total of 7 points. It's alright to be devastated, but you should still be proud of the efforts of your team this year...
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