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by Blue Boy » Mon Jan 09, 2006 4:07 pm
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by Peterxtc » Mon Jan 09, 2006 4:22 pm
nugget whiteman
I'm originally from a soccer background (being a pom). Occasionally I will take a sanfl 'virgin' along to a blues game. Some come back, a few become regulars. My point is almost without exception (usually during the 1st quater) the virgin will turn and say 'who the &#$@ is that'
usually followed by '+^!( I like the way he plays' 
I'm originally from a soccer background (being a pom). Occasionally I will take a sanfl 'virgin' along to a blues game. Some come back, a few become regulars. My point is almost without exception (usually during the 1st quater) the virgin will turn and say 'who the &#$@ is that'
usually followed by '+^!( I like the way he plays' -
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by Spog » Wed Jan 11, 2006 5:16 pm
Ralph Sewer and Buff Tyrell (?? spelling) at Woodville, in fact Woodville themselves!
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by McAlmanac » Wed Jan 11, 2006 11:22 pm
Central do a nice line in cult heroes - Sally Saywell, Wilbur Wilson and R-u-d-i Mandemaker are three of the best ever.
Ray Hayes was a good call - The Golden Elbow.
At Woodville - Buff, Ralph and Big Max were extremely popular players. Trevor Pierson was also much loved while he was there - anyone who can kick 100 goals in a 1-win season IS going to be popular.
Two-Eight: John Wynne. A real character.
Flash Graham had a big following at Sturt.
In the media, there was one cult hero who stood above all others - WALLY MAY!
Ray Hayes was a good call - The Golden Elbow.
At Woodville - Buff, Ralph and Big Max were extremely popular players. Trevor Pierson was also much loved while he was there - anyone who can kick 100 goals in a 1-win season IS going to be popular.
Two-Eight: John Wynne. A real character.
Flash Graham had a big following at Sturt.
In the media, there was one cult hero who stood above all others - WALLY MAY!
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by Punk Rooster » Thu Jan 12, 2006 12:05 am
McAlmanac wrote:In the media, there was one cult hero who stood above all others - WALLY MAY!
No comment!
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by Dog_ger » Thu Jan 12, 2006 10:27 am
Wally May and Daisey...? Can't remember his name..?
Yes I can.. Robert Day...?
Yes I can.. Robert Day...?
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What is happening to our SANFL guys...
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What is happening to our SANFL guys...
by CedeNullis » Fri Jan 13, 2006 11:49 pm
Seen 'em all play, there's the cut down list.
Sonny Morey
Dean Mobbs
Gary Window
Gary Jones
Dean Farnham
Robin Mulholland
Barry Norsworthy
Tony Casserly
Phil Haughan
Peter Jonas
Wilbur Wilson
John Platten
John Duckworth
Rudi Mandemaker
Roger Girdham
Greg Smith
Stuart Dew
Chris Gowans
James Gowans
Sonny Morey
Dean Mobbs
Gary Window
Gary Jones
Dean Farnham
Robin Mulholland
Barry Norsworthy
Tony Casserly
Phil Haughan
Peter Jonas
Wilbur Wilson
John Platten
John Duckworth
Rudi Mandemaker
Roger Girdham
Greg Smith
Stuart Dew
Chris Gowans
James Gowans
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