jo172 wrote:mighty hounds wrote:
Who cares about the AFL listed players, how about Jarrod Twitt kicking 1.6!!
Wasn't he on the Crows Rookie List that year?
Not unless you know something I don't.
by therisingblues » Thu Sep 20, 2018 4:24 pm
jo172 wrote:mighty hounds wrote:
Who cares about the AFL listed players, how about Jarrod Twitt kicking 1.6!!
Wasn't he on the Crows Rookie List that year?
by bulldogproud » Thu Sep 20, 2018 4:26 pm
JK wrote:Norwood 84’ was the only time mate, Port came from the Elim also in 98’ but finished minor round 4th
by mighty hounds » Thu Sep 20, 2018 4:32 pm
jo172 wrote:mighty hounds wrote:
Who cares about the AFL listed players, how about Jarrod Twitt kicking 1.6!!
Wasn't he on the Crows Rookie List that year?
by therisingblues » Thu Sep 20, 2018 4:41 pm
bulldogproud wrote:JK wrote:Norwood 84’ was the only time mate, Port came from the Elim also in 98’ but finished minor round 4th
Not taking anything away from the great Norwood effort in 1984, but they were helped greatly by Alan Stringer and lack of discipline by our boys.
Stringer went the biff in the Qualifying Final between Glenelg and Central when Centrals led by 30 points. Our boys 'lost it' and we ended up having our whole halfback line rubbed out for the First Semi against Norwood (Jamie Thomas, Brett Hannam and STephen Nolan). We still only lost to Norwood by a few points, being less than a kick down in time-on of the last quarter.. Glenelg also lost Peter Carey for their Prelim Final against Norwood.
Cheers
by jo172 » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:03 pm
therisingblues wrote:jo172 wrote:mighty hounds wrote:
Who cares about the AFL listed players, how about Jarrod Twitt kicking 1.6!!
Wasn't he on the Crows Rookie List that year?
Not unless you know something I don't.
by JK » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:09 pm
therisingblues wrote:bulldogproud wrote:JK wrote:Norwood 84’ was the only time mate, Port came from the Elim also in 98’ but finished minor round 4th
Not taking anything away from the great Norwood effort in 1984, but they were helped greatly by Alan Stringer and lack of discipline by our boys.
Stringer went the biff in the Qualifying Final between Glenelg and Central when Centrals led by 30 points. Our boys 'lost it' and we ended up having our whole halfback line rubbed out for the First Semi against Norwood (Jamie Thomas, Brett Hannam and STephen Nolan). We still only lost to Norwood by a few points, being less than a kick down in time-on of the last quarter.. Glenelg also lost Peter Carey for their Prelim Final against Norwood.
Cheers
I was at the CD v Norwood SF in '84.
Amazing game! I remember a very large group of Norwood supporters came down our end in the 3rd Q, this one fella had a ghetto blaster, and played "Twisted Sister, We're Not Gonna Take It". Great experience to be amongst it all with an oversupply of teenage energy and rebellious rock and roll.
In the final Q, an equally large group of Dogs fans came down our end (always the Northern End, Sturt supporters do not look into the sun). After they went up by a couple of goals late in the Q, they went ballistic. I thought they'd won it. Then Norwood somehow struck back.
Amazing game, great memories.
by Wedgie » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:11 pm
Armchair expert wrote:Such a great club are Geelong
by Pseudo » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:12 pm
bulldogproud wrote:JK wrote:Norwood 84’ was the only time mate, Port came from the Elim also in 98’ but finished minor round 4th
Not taking anything away from the great Norwood effort in 1984, but they were helped greatly by Alan Stringer and lack of discipline by our boys.
Stringer went the biff in the Qualifying Final between Glenelg and Central when Centrals led by 30 points. Our boys 'lost it' and we ended up having our whole halfback line rubbed out for the First Semi against Norwood (Jamie Thomas, Brett Hannam and STephen Nolan). We still only lost to Norwood by a few points, being less than a kick down in time-on of the last quarter.. Glenelg also lost Peter Carey for their Prelim Final against Norwood.
Cheers
by JK » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:17 pm
Pseudo wrote:bulldogproud wrote:JK wrote:Norwood 84’ was the only time mate, Port came from the Elim also in 98’ but finished minor round 4th
Not taking anything away from the great Norwood effort in 1984, but they were helped greatly by Alan Stringer and lack of discipline by our boys.
Stringer went the biff in the Qualifying Final between Glenelg and Central when Centrals led by 30 points. Our boys 'lost it' and we ended up having our whole halfback line rubbed out for the First Semi against Norwood (Jamie Thomas, Brett Hannam and STephen Nolan). We still only lost to Norwood by a few points, being less than a kick down in time-on of the last quarter.. Glenelg also lost Peter Carey for their Prelim Final against Norwood.
Cheers
Reckon the luck of the draw helped 'em too. As Dave Warner wrote in Footy's Hall Of Shame, Norwood came up against "footy's greatest finals schmucks" in its first two games. Could make a similar argument about the Mudpies in 98; once they cleared Norwood in the 1st semi, the remaining field had minimal finals experience. Particularly Sturt after so many years in the wilderness.
by Wedgie » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:23 pm
Pseudo wrote:bulldogproud wrote:JK wrote:Norwood 84’ was the only time mate, Port came from the Elim also in 98’ but finished minor round 4th
Not taking anything away from the great Norwood effort in 1984, but they were helped greatly by Alan Stringer and lack of discipline by our boys.
Stringer went the biff in the Qualifying Final between Glenelg and Central when Centrals led by 30 points. Our boys 'lost it' and we ended up having our whole halfback line rubbed out for the First Semi against Norwood (Jamie Thomas, Brett Hannam and STephen Nolan). We still only lost to Norwood by a few points, being less than a kick down in time-on of the last quarter.. Glenelg also lost Peter Carey for their Prelim Final against Norwood.
Cheers
Reckon the luck of the draw helped 'em too. As Dave Warner wrote in Footy's Hall Of Shame, Norwood came up against "footy's greatest finals schmucks" in its first two games. Could make a similar argument about the Mudpies in 98; once they cleared Norwood in the 1st semi, the remaining field had minimal finals experience. Particularly Sturt after so many years in the wilderness.
Armchair expert wrote:Such a great club are Geelong
by Spargo » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:39 pm
by Jim05 » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:43 pm
JK wrote:Pseudo wrote:bulldogproud wrote:JK wrote:Norwood 84’ was the only time mate, Port came from the Elim also in 98’ but finished minor round 4th
Not taking anything away from the great Norwood effort in 1984, but they were helped greatly by Alan Stringer and lack of discipline by our boys.
Stringer went the biff in the Qualifying Final between Glenelg and Central when Centrals led by 30 points. Our boys 'lost it' and we ended up having our whole halfback line rubbed out for the First Semi against Norwood (Jamie Thomas, Brett Hannam and STephen Nolan). We still only lost to Norwood by a few points, being less than a kick down in time-on of the last quarter.. Glenelg also lost Peter Carey for their Prelim Final against Norwood.
Cheers
Reckon the luck of the draw helped 'em too. As Dave Warner wrote in Footy's Hall Of Shame, Norwood came up against "footy's greatest finals schmucks" in its first two games. Could make a similar argument about the Mudpies in 98; once they cleared Norwood in the 1st semi, the remaining field had minimal finals experience. Particularly Sturt after so many years in the wilderness.
Think we won 13 of our last 14 games that season, or something like that, including wins over Port (a week after getting massacred at the Ponderosa) and the Bays, so took some decent scalps along the way. ‘Twas indeed a great year
by locky801 » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:45 pm
by Jim05 » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:58 pm
locky801 wrote:anyway back to this weeks game
by mal » Thu Sep 20, 2018 5:59 pm
by Wedgie » Thu Sep 20, 2018 6:04 pm
Jim05 wrote:locky801 wrote:anyway back to this weeks game
Us by 78
Armchair expert wrote:Such a great club are Geelong
by JK » Thu Sep 20, 2018 6:15 pm
Jim05 wrote:locky801 wrote:anyway back to this weeks game
Us by 78
by Wedgie » Thu Sep 20, 2018 6:20 pm
Armchair expert wrote:Such a great club are Geelong
by Wedgie » Thu Sep 20, 2018 6:21 pm
Armchair expert wrote:Such a great club are Geelong
by Jim05 » Thu Sep 20, 2018 6:22 pm
JK wrote:Jim05 wrote:locky801 wrote:anyway back to this weeks game
Us by 78
Obviously I'd take it, but can't see that on the cards at all.
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