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Spectators stabbed each other, WOW , you obviously know something that nobody else knows, Fool..

Just so you can actually get your facts straight you special cat..

Fevola 25 wrote:Took your club from a basket case where spectators stabbed each other

Yes, the club was a basket case in the years leading to his arrival. His appointment should be credited to the footy director Bill Collins who worked hard laying the ground work for him to return along with Dave McAuliffe. Without Collins and McAuliffe, there wouldn't have been much to work with. They brought in the sponsorship dollars and drove interest/excitement, and Wayne topped it off with the recruiting. NEVER EVER has a member stabbed another member, and your comments I think are slanderous. You hide behind a pseudonym and fire off pot shots at a club and have no idea what you're talking about.

Fevola 25 wrote:to a Premiership winner and broke a long drought. .

Yes, won a premiership with the club - in Division 7 after failing to remain in Division 6. Without wanting to talk down the flag though, that side could've coached itself, the standard of D7 was putrid, and honestly Ingle Farm were kissed by a fairy, with Smithfield suspended from the comp in the closing rounds. We take it though, and he will forever be a premiership coach and credit to him.

Fevola 25 wrote:Turned around a club on the pathway to extinction. .

Played a role, no greater than Bill Collins, Dave McAuliffe or Max Bastain though. It was a combined effort that got the club back on track.

Fevola 25 wrote:Admittedly old man Manuel has done a great job also in the last 2 years..

Manuel is now entering his 4th season as head coach.

Fevola 25 wrote:I guess he will go on coaching and you can sit here under a secret identity slinging shit at people who do something and dare to challenge themselves.

That's rich coming from you.

The Bedge wrote:Just so you can actually get your facts straight you special cat..

Fevola 25 wrote:Took your club from a basket case where spectators stabbed each other

Yes, the club was a basket case in the years leading to his arrival. His appointment should be credited to the footy director Bill Collins who worked hard laying the ground work for him to return along with Dave McAuliffe. Without Collins and McAuliffe, there wouldn't have been much to work with. They brought in the sponsorship dollars and drove interest/excitement, and Wayne topped it off with the recruiting. NEVER EVER has a member stabbed another member, and your comments I think are slanderous. You hide behind a pseudonym and fire off pot shots at a club and have no idea what you're talking about.

Fevola 25 wrote:to a Premiership winner and broke a long drought. .

Yes, won a premiership with the club - in Division 7 after failing to remain in Division 6. Without wanting to talk down the flag though, that side could've coached itself, the standard of D7 was putrid, and honestly Ingle Farm were kissed by a fairy, with Smithfield suspended from the comp in the closing rounds. We take it though, and he will forever be a premiership coach and credit to him.

Fevola 25 wrote:Turned around a club on the pathway to extinction. .

Played a role, no greater than Bill Collins, Dave McAuliffe or Max Bastain though. It was a combined effort that got the club back on track.

Fevola 25 wrote:Admittedly old man Manuel has done a great job also in the last 2 years..

Manuel is now entering his 4th season as head coach.

Fevola 25 wrote:I guess he will go on coaching and you can sit here under a secret identity slinging shit at people who do something and dare to challenge themselves.

That's rich coming from you.

Come on Bedge, you along with everyone else know that Knowelsy was the saving grace for Ingle Farm. He should have his own honour board and go down as IFFC Royalty!

People people people. Its Ingle Farm. No one cares.

morell wrote:People people people. Its Ingle Farm. No one cares.

Quiet, since the demise of Ovingham Ingle Farm are the only soap opera we have on here left.

The Bedge wrote:Just so you can actually get your facts straight you special cat..

Fevola 25 wrote:Took your club from a basket case where spectators stabbed each other

Yes, the club was a basket case in the years leading to his arrival. His appointment should be credited to the footy director Bill Collins who worked hard laying the ground work for him to return along with Dave McAuliffe. Without Collins and McAuliffe, there wouldn't have been much to work with. They brought in the sponsorship dollars and drove interest/excitement, and Wayne topped it off with the recruiting. NEVER EVER has a member stabbed another member, and your comments I think are slanderous. You hide behind a pseudonym and fire off pot shots at a club and have no idea what you're talking about.

Fevola 25 wrote:to a Premiership winner and broke a long drought. .

Yes, won a premiership with the club - in Division 7 after failing to remain in Division 6. Without wanting to talk down the flag though, that side could've coached itself, the standard of D7 was putrid, and honestly Ingle Farm were kissed by a fairy, with Smithfield suspended from the comp in the closing rounds. We take it though, and he will forever be a premiership coach and credit to him.

Fevola 25 wrote:Turned around a club on the pathway to extinction. .

Played a role, no greater than Bill Collins, Dave McAuliffe or Max Bastain though. It was a combined effort that got the club back on track.

Fevola 25 wrote:Admittedly old man Manuel has done a great job also in the last 2 years..

Manuel is now entering his 4th season as head coach.

Fevola 25 wrote:I guess he will go on coaching and you can sit here under a secret identity slinging shit at people who do something and dare to challenge themselves.

That's rich coming from you.

OK OK calm down Fat Matt. These forums tend to deal in half truths with a whole lot of BS. I merely went into bat for a bloke after someone claiming to be from your club had a go. Every club has skeletons and I'm not going to argue semantics with a guy who has waaaaaaaaaaay to much forum time on his hands.
Now get back to building that honour board.

jo172 wrote:

morell wrote:People people people. Its Ingle Farm. No one cares.

Quiet, since the demise of Ovingham Ingle Farm are the only soap opera we have on here left.

A real low rating one but interesting enough to check out once a week.

Who is the bloke you are talking about?

PS you're both losers.

A person was thrown over the balcony at ingle farm and the rigney clan caused havoc for a while at ingle farm but in all honesty I think ingle farm has got a lot better. I think the drug culture amongst the young kids at all clubs is a massive issue when I mean young 18-26 year olds

Robb_Stark wrote:A person was thrown over the balcony at ingle farm

From memory he jumped?

The Bedge wrote:

Robb_Stark wrote:A person was thrown over the balcony at ingle farm

[emoji38] From memory he jumped?

I'd try and kill myself too if I played at Ingle Farm

Q. wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Robb_Stark wrote:A person was thrown over the balcony at ingle farm

[emoji38] From memory he jumped?

I'd try and kill myself too if I played at Ingle Farm

C'mon Owen that's taking it a bit too far.

Fevola 25 wrote:

Q. wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Robb_Stark wrote:A person was thrown over the balcony at ingle farm

[emoji38] From memory he jumped?

I'd try and kill myself too if I played at Ingle Farm

C'mon Owen that's taking it a bit too far.

Needed a wink

Yep with an emoji you can threaten to shoot the Pope

Robb_Stark wrote:A person was thrown over the balcony at ingle farm and the rigney clan caused havoc for a while at ingle farm but in all honesty I think ingle farm has got a lot better. I think the drug culture amongst the young kids at all clubs is a massive issue when I mean young 18-26 year olds

come om mate, we pushed him off the balcony. Mistaken identity. someone said it was some guy from Pooraka and all of a sudden everyone in the club went mad.
Also i remember 2-3 years ago when Pooraka had a bye and all your club turned up off there chops on day 2 tgo watch us play and carried on like little kids on their first Bender, so don't throw stones mate, or i'll screen shot your post and show the Rigney's.
Hear your back at Houghton, maybe you guys need a drug culture, can't do any worst or be any more boring as a club.

Q. wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Robb_Stark wrote:A person was thrown over the balcony at ingle farm

[emoji38] From memory he jumped?

I'd try and kill myself too if I played at Ingle Farm

you wouldn't get a game anyway. And i'm pretty sure someone there would do the job for you.

morell wrote:People people people. Its Ingle Farm. No one cares.

sorry mate, can't hear you back there in div 7.

old farmer wrote:

Q. wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Robb_Stark wrote:A person was thrown over the balcony at ingle farm

[emoji38] From memory he jumped?

I'd try and kill myself too if I played at Ingle Farm

you wouldn't get a game anyway. And i'm pretty sure someone there would do the job for you.

Yes. Death by stabbing would be the short price favourite [emoji6]

old farmer wrote:

morell wrote:People people people. Its Ingle Farm. No one cares.

sorry mate, can't hear you back there in div 7.

Perhaps not, I'll turn down the replay of the 02 Grand Final for you. People tend to turn up the volume after you blokes knew you'd lose and go the knuckle.

And Houghton are many things. But I wouldn't have thought boring would be one of them. Have one of the more unique clubs IMO.

Stock standard Middle Northern Scrubber Suburbs 'bulldogs' team? Now that's boring.