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Dogwatcher wrote:Johnno is a dirty, dirty player.
Stages for frees too.
But boy can he play, it's a shame, for his team, that he has these brain fades.
As an opposition supporter, it's not a shame, though, it just adds to the wonderful enigma that is Johnno and makes him interesting to watch.

Rik E Boy wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:Johnno is a dirty, dirty player.
Stages for frees too.
But boy can he play, it's a shame, for his team, that he has these brain fades.
As an opposition supporter, it's not a shame, though, it just adds to the wonderful enigma that is Johnno and makes him interesting to watch.

As a Cats supporter I can't thank your club Doctor enough for passing on him in 2006 because of his ankles. The brain unit might not work too well but the pins worked out a treat.

regards,

REB

Dogwatcher wrote:

Rik E Boy wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:Johnno is a dirty, dirty player.
Stages for frees too.
But boy can he play, it's a shame, for his team, that he has these brain fades.
As an opposition supporter, it's not a shame, though, it just adds to the wonderful enigma that is Johnno and makes him interesting to watch.

As a Cats supporter I can't thank your club Doctor enough for passing on him in 2006 because of his ankles. The brain unit might not work too well but the pins worked out a treat.

regards,

REB

We had enough blokes with 'brain unit' issues playing/starting for us around that time.
Still, can't help but wonder what we could have done with him in the side.

Rik E Boy wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:

Rik E Boy wrote:

Dogwatcher wrote:Johnno is a dirty, dirty player.
Stages for frees too.
But boy can he play, it's a shame, for his team, that he has these brain fades.
As an opposition supporter, it's not a shame, though, it just adds to the wonderful enigma that is Johnno and makes him interesting to watch.

As a Cats supporter I can't thank your club Doctor enough for passing on him in 2006 because of his ankles. The brain unit might not work too well but the pins worked out a treat.

regards,

REB

We had enough blokes with 'brain unit' issues playing/starting for us around that time.
Still, can't help but wonder what we could have done with him in the side.

Ssshhh.

At least one more flag, maybe two. 2007 and 2011 are the ones I mean.

regards,

REB

Wedgie wrote:

Booney wrote:

Wedgie wrote:I'd do the same if someone grabbed my nuts.

I'd confirm who had done it before I started throwing them though. Having said that, Stevie and bright sparks aren't the same thing.

I wouldnt, I'd be swinging at anything that moved, I don't think I'd organise a committee and a hearing first.
Perhaps you're more comfortable having your balls groaped by a male than Stevie or I.

Mr Beefy wrote:Double like. When i took my lad to one of his first games with his Guernsey on i asked him what number he wanted on his back. #35 was the answer. Unfortunately the 2 digits didnt fit but he chose #3, lives Jimmy and still wears #3 when he plays.

Rik E Boy wrote:The great man, one of my all time favourite Cats has announced his retirement. No, not Rivers but the great bald god Chappy. Chapman was the spiritual leader in our recent era. Nearly every significant Cat event had a Chappy angle. The face to face stare down in 2007, using Tredders as a stepladder in the Grand Final that year, the Hawthorn pact, the winning goal in 2009.

Even when the club discarded the great man in disgraceful fashion he was all class at the B&F, No No- shows or sour grapes from Chapman. His last game was a best on and a report against Port...he owned those blokes. Even donning the sash did not diminish my admiration of a player that many opposition supporters loved to hate. Shit, he must have done something right.

Congratulations on a massive Cat career.


Regards,

REB

Wedgie wrote:I've got 119 on the back of mine.