SA Footy

woodublieve12 wrote:

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:I rate how excited my girls are to go to school tuesday... Especially my youngest it's her first day... Can't believe they are both in school now!!!

I know their excitement will probably change as they get older, but i love it now

Mate, only to be a fly on the wall when that little champ lights up the room!

She is sooo pumped... I love her enthusiasm about absolutely everything.... Her teacher is great too, had my eldest so i am rapt with that...

The only concern i have is she has a speech issue and i worry that the other kids will be jerks.. But the school is funding an SSO for her. But i am comforted by the fact that she has zero tolerants for BS...

Kids are kids, unfortunately, but if she stands up for herself ( I'm sure she will ) to the shit kids she'll be fine as her personality will shine through to so many more than the bad eggs. She'll be fine mate, you'll have an influx of sleep over requests before you know it, kids will be drawn to her.

I rate that school holidays are over, my boys brains are fried from PS4 and no structure, got to the stage where I could have worked from home most of this week but have chosen to come to work as it is much more peaceful.

The WCH have decided to stop with the antibiotics with my son as of today, it's somewhat of a win but it's still scary.

He wanted to train with his footy team the other night, I said he could try running some laps, he ran a few and then went to join in with a basic drill but had to withdraw pretty quickly as he felt dizzy.

It's f******* hard trying to explain to him how it's all going to take time to get it all happening again, he had been running lots, going to the gym and was running amok at development squad footy last year, he's sad and frustrated inside and feels a shell of his former self, it's hard to watch.

Lightning McQueen wrote:The WCH have decided to stop with the antibiotics with my son as of today, it's somewhat of a win but it's still scary.

He wanted to train with his footy team the other night, I said he could try running some laps, he ran a few and then went to join in with a basic drill but had to withdraw pretty quickly as he felt dizzy.

It's f******* hard trying to explain to him how it's all going to take time to get it all happening again, he had been running lots, going to the gym and was running amok at development squad footy last year, he's sad and frustrated inside and feels a shell of his former self, it's hard to watch.

He'd almost need to start with walking a lap, then 2 laps, then 3 laps etc... maybe if you can scam some sort of recumberence bike so he's sitting down but still doing some cardio.

Footy Chick wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:The WCH have decided to stop with the antibiotics with my son as of today, it's somewhat of a win but it's still scary.

He wanted to train with his footy team the other night, I said he could try running some laps, he ran a few and then went to join in with a basic drill but had to withdraw pretty quickly as he felt dizzy.

It's f******* hard trying to explain to him how it's all going to take time to get it all happening again, he had been running lots, going to the gym and was running amok at development squad footy last year, he's sad and frustrated inside and feels a shell of his former self, it's hard to watch.

He'd almost need to start with walking a lap, then 2 laps, then 3 laps etc... maybe if you can scam some sort of recumberence bike so he's sitting down but still doing some cardio.

I've told him to start with power walking, he only has two gears though with everything he does.

We have a go-nowhere bike but he wont use it.

Hindley Street Country Club, great cover band

https://www.facebook.com/hindleyscc/vid ... zA0MzE5Mw/

locky801 wrote:Hindley Street Country Club, great cover band

https://www.facebook.com/hindleyscc/vid ... zA0MzE5Mw/

Agreed.

Heard them.interviewed last year on radio and looked up there youtube channel. Some good stuff on there.

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The Cornish Kitchen, Moonta. Unbelievably good Cornish Pasties.
Add to that this week some great rib eyes & red wine, blue swimmers & squid with cold tins & tonight some lovely lamb chump chops.
I’ve eaten like a king & drank like a fish this week off & loved every minute of it.

100's
I thought at the age of 46 the days of making tons were over.
I was wrong, 138 off 103 today 18x4 8x6
We got sent in too, oppo chasing an outright, and fair enough too with what we have been dishing up with the bat

Daisy if the blokes that post on this forum don't like Davey Warner's exploits, they sure as heck ain't gonna be impressed by yours.

Congrats mate, keep the runs coming.

Tonight’s Rib Eye and Red Pairing....

that wine never misses.

Wings - Absolutely perfect, fell off the bone.

Chook - Needed 40 minutes in the oven at 200° to finish off, was juicy as can be, rub was awesome, peppery goodness.

Ribs - Not quite fall off the bone, probably needed another hour to be perfect.

Loved doing it, can't wait to do a proper 6-8 hour cook with some ribs or brisket on board.

Fuel was heat beads with apple woods chunks for the first 90 minutes, just heat beads for the last 2 hours. Total cook time was 3.5 hours at 225°F.

We'll let you get it perfected before the infamous SA Footy weekend at Booneys....

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Kids back at school, I love normality

The change in Nik Kyrgios. He played his heart out last night, chasing down balls he'd normally just give up on. Lost his cool a bit at the umpire but regained himself when normally would give up on the match. Really hope this "new" Nik Kyrgios continues to grow.

cracka wrote:The change in Nik Kyrgios. He played his heart out last night, chasing down balls he'd normally just give up on. Lost his cool a bit at the umpire but regained himself when normally would give up on the match. Really hope this "new" Nik Kyrgios continues to grow.

Whilst I'm no fan of tennis and certainly not a fan if his he appears to have righted the ship in many respects.

cracka wrote:The change in Nik Kyrgios. He played his heart out last night, chasing down balls he'd normally just give up on. Lost his cool a bit at the umpire but regained himself when normally would give up on the match. Really hope this "new" Nik Kyrgios continues to grow.

I agree totally, I loved watching the game last night and was waiting for him to explode, he only smashed one racquet and tried to quickly give it away as a souvenir.

It's not hard to earn back respect from the average Aussie, rule #1: Don't be a wanker.

We get it a bit with our tennis stars, they grow up though, I could only imagine what I would've been like if I played professional tennis.

cracka wrote:The change in Nik Kyrgios. He played his heart out last night, chasing down balls he'd normally just give up on. Lost his cool a bit at the umpire but regained himself when normally would give up on the match. Really hope this "new" Nik Kyrgios continues to grow.

Agreed, he does look like a more mature player, which hopefully continues to translate to improved form on court.

If only you could bottle it, you could spike Bernard Tomic's next drink of Gatorade with it and do everyone a favour.

Has everything to do with the 16 week ban suspended for 6 months hanging over him.