Jack refers to Tim Paines Bombers . Tim's uncle is Robert Shaw.They would have played together at Clarence .
Jack refers to Tim Paines Bombers . Tim's uncle is Robert Shaw.They would have played together at Clarence .
Certainly is , I’ve been critical of Jack this year and again today , really think Jack need to be more selfish . Like too see him play deep with Dusty next year.Another season of 50 plus goals. Fair effort for a geriatric.
Yeah, he never stops competing, I still rate him better than cousin Nick.Those last 2 last minute goals were top shelf. A testament to his competitiveness.
Not sure about that (probably knew each other through different grades in the juniors, though). Jack would have played a season or two with his brother Nick before coming over.They would have played together at Clarence .
i think there was footage of him handing to him ...On the radio they said that, at the end of the game, Astbury had grabbed a footy as a keepsake of his last game. Apparently Jack went and grabbed one of the other game balls from the maggots and gave it to Burgoyne.
If true, well done Jack, great human being. Richmond Man - this is the culture we want to continue and Jack's presence can help to teach the new players coming through.
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Another top 3 Coleman finish, too.Another season of 50 plus goals. Fair effort for a geriatric.
I saw him urge the players when we were still two goals down. I thought you are kidding yourself Jack we are done. But what do I know.He singlehandly urged the players to fight it out. Leader.
As much as Jack has been a champion over the course of his career and to come third at this stage is a testament to him, it's as much as an indictment on the competition for geriatrics such as Hawkins (2nd) at 33 y/o, Riewoldt (3rd) at 33 y/o (in October), Walker (4th) at 31, & Franklin (5th) at 34 to continue to be at the top without many young spearheads coming throughAnother top 3 Coleman finish, too.
Natural.In ten years, this bloke will be dominating the AFL media landscape like no ex-player has ever done so before.
Speaks well on Fox Footy.In ten years, this bloke will be dominating the AFL media landscape like no ex-player has ever done so before.
Whilst discussing Veteran Elite Key Forwards. Dont forget big Lurch Cox he's 30 too ..................... !!As much as Jack has been a champion over the course of his career and to come third at this stage is a testament to him, it's as much as an indictment on the competition for geriatrics such as Hawkins (2nd) at 33 y/o, Riewoldt (3rd) at 33 y/o (in October), Walker (4th) at 31, & Franklin (5th) at 34 to continue to be at the top without many young spearheads coming through