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Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw how many times it had been shared.

About as many times as you’ve mentioned it on here

Brodlach wrote:About as many times as you’ve mentioned it on here

Not even close.

Port Wakefield

when will people learn

Armchair expert wrote:Port Wakefield

when will people learn

I said exactly the same thing today, it's been happening since I was a toddler.
Will be worse on Monday too.

amber_fluid wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

Brodlach wrote:I’m no fan of Goodes and would not boo him but I do say well done to him for sticking with his convictions and not accepting the nomination. It’s his right to say no he doesn’t want it.

As a football fan I hope he one day feels enough ground has been made up that he will accept the award he certainly deserves.

Agree, imagine how hard it would be for him to do all the media that surrounds the event, you know they would be at him about what he went thru.

True.
But on the flip side he could now tell us what he went through at the time and what the AFL need to do better next time.
No one wants a repeat of what he went through so bringing attention to it now with less emotion would be the way to go IMO

the AFL should have pulled him up after that stupid war dance aimed at carlton supporters, there was deafening silence in regards to that

Ridiculous stampy.

It was a traditional dance in Indigenous Round and is far better than such things as a bow and arrow or shooting a rifle.

stampy wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

Brodlach wrote:I’m no fan of Goodes and would not boo him but I do say well done to him for sticking with his convictions and not accepting the nomination. It’s his right to say no he doesn’t want it.

As a football fan I hope he one day feels enough ground has been made up that he will accept the award he certainly deserves.

Agree, imagine how hard it would be for him to do all the media that surrounds the event, you know they would be at him about what he went thru.

True.
But on the flip side he could now tell us what he went through at the time and what the AFL need to do better next time.
No one wants a repeat of what he went through so bringing attention to it now with less emotion would be the way to go IMO

the AFL should have pulled him up after that stupid war dance aimed at carlton supporters, there was deafening silence in regards to that

Still a long way to go.

Pretty boy moves bottles.

Coke loses $5bn.

Booney wrote:Pretty boy moves bottles.

Coke loses $5bn.

"You cant beat the feeling"

The footage of Vlad and Joe at their meeting this morning. Geez I laughed. Vlad was absolutely pumped to be there lol

Spent yesterday at a conference and then an awards night for work, a few work people flew in from Sydney for it and I spent the day with them, included a new guy who had just started with us, I knew the face but just couldn't connect to how I knew it, half way through dinner it hit me when he said he previously played a bit of Rugby, it was Phil Waugh

Dutchy wrote:Spent yesterday at a conference and then an awards night for work, a few work people flew in from Sydney for it and I spent the day with them, included a new guy who had just started with us, I knew the face but just couldn't connect to how I knew it, half way through dinner it hit me when he said he previously played a bit of Rugby, it was Phil Waugh

Not a pretty face too!
Absolute legend though, loved watching him play for the Tahs!

Brodlach wrote:Ridiculous stampy.

It was a traditional dance in Indigenous Round and is far better than such things as a bow and arrow or shooting a rifle.

yes it was ridiculous, offended me and a lot of other people

stampy wrote:

Brodlach wrote:Ridiculous stampy.

It was a traditional dance in Indigenous Round and is far better than such things as a bow and arrow or shooting a rifle.

yes it was ridiculous, offended me and a lot of other people

Justin Bieber has sold 70 millions albums world wide which goes to show you and other people might think the same but it doesn't mean you're right.

doesnt mean i'm wrong either

https://buckden.play-cricket.com/websit ... ts/4572794

Buckden Cricket Club in Huntingdonshire, north of London.

Division 4, won the toss and sent Falcon CC in to bat.

Falcon CC ( 40 overs )

6/260

Ali 67
Bhatti 65
Dar 31

McCutcheon, 2/61 off 8 the best of the Buckden bowlers.

Buckden ( 8.3 overs )

2 ( 1 bye, 1 wide )

Singh 4 overs, 4 maidens, 6/0
Ali 4.3 overs, 2 maidens, 2/1

McCutcheon 0*

Couple of run outs or didn't they have the full 11?

The latter.

How many fielded? Conceding 260 in 40 overs isn't that bad if you're 3 fieldsmen down!!