Hope this works.I'm disappointed. No 'catman'.
I’m more a post playing Scott Cummings type operator myself....yeah does make a difference, if you are in middle age like me losing 5-10 kegs makes a hell of difference to your energy, fitness, strength etc.
We seem to be strong and wirey type mostly, like Broady. A few nuggety types like Graham, Dion, Dusty of course.
Not really fussed who we beat next year, but would love to beat collingscum in 2022 to equal their 4-in-a-row then beat them again in 2023 to be the undisputed all time greatest club in the history of the AFL ( and the added bonus being that would be our 16th flag and overtaking their 15 , meaning they have no claim to brag about anything, apart from being the greatest runners up( read losers) in history)If we go all the way again next year, who does everyone won't us to beat? I'd love to beat the Filth, though I can't see them threatening next season. It would great to see us Tear Port Apart, just to see the look on the Koch roaches face.
Don't care which Richmond player, only hope it was Eddeeeeee's boy that got snotted. Couldn't possibly come up with a better premiership post script."Richmond Premiership Star" is a pretty broad term. They really need to narrow it down a bit.
Catman's old man played in Geelong's 1963 premiership team.
Richmond thanks his dad for the pass to Royce.Catman's old man played in Geelong's 1963 premiership team.
I loved Knights too, his 3 goal performance in the 1995 semi final against the Bongers gave this heartbroken old Tiger a massive buzz. How good was that hit of Scotty Turner's on O'DonnellI have sadness too, Tigerman.
I agree with your point but mine is seeing Knighta in blue with the glum face.
And to a lesser extent Grigga.
Funny that I can almost take Grigga in blue (and he's the Premiership player) but seeing Knightah so unhappy with his old team is strange.
Of course happy we won but Knighta was just about my favourite player at the time.
He was the epitome of Richmond.
Classy, skillful running midfielder with the massive shorts.
I think there was a running joke at the time that his white shorts were so wide you could use them as a screen for a drive in movie.
I guess these days it's just a paycheck for these guys.
Just feels strange whenever I watch the replay and see Knightah looking like that.
It would be great if the boy from Merbein returned home as an Assistant coach at some point.
And that's the problem with rich people using hookers.How ****** good was Dusty, he made Diverfield go down like a 2 dollar hooker.
The guy at Dion's head level, right centre (sic), in the Cats cap with a mask beneath (?) his chin, looking glum and bored, eyes half closed.
Who is his dad 8?Catman's old man played in Geelong's 1963 premiership team.
The guy whose chin is directly behind Dion's fist is looking nonplussed. The woman directly below his elbow looks like she's been sucking on sour lemons, and the bloke next to her doesn't look too happy, perhaps he has to go home with her.The guy at Dion's head level, right centre (sic), in the Cats cap with a mask beneath (?) his chin, looking glum and bored, eyes half closed.
Is that Scomo? Did his clueless minders smuggle him in to emerge, 4X can in hand toasting other Moggy fans, pretending to be one of them in another forlorn 'Scomo the winner' photo-opp?
Dusty IS what Danger wishes he was.Watched it again sunday night.
Its as close as youlle get to perfection on a footy field.
Stalks stanley?, with complete certainty of an intercept. Almost like he has occupied his opponents brain.
He steals, danger grabs him and he just stops dead on the boundry line and danger keeps going.
And slots it from an impossible place.
Im with dimma. It was unfathomable perfection. A gift to us all.
It was better than his 2019 gf perfection. Which is theoretically impossible.
Thereby proving that dusty can do the impossible