And Birss is obviously the travelling emergency in case Ball doesn't come up.

Since Round 11 when he missed 3 matches, Judd has only averaged 17 disposals. He was in good form in the first half of the year, but combined with the 3 matches he missed, and his poor second half of the year, there is NO WAY he will be All-Australian. Heck, Leigh Montagna would be selected ahead of...

You legend brat.

I spent half an hour the other day, but couldn't find this.

Everitt = All-Australian 1997, 1998, 2005 + 250 games, 400 goals King = one-year wonder Ottens = one-year wonder, although has been excellent in 2006 White = consistent performer, solid for a number of years Primus = All-Australian 2001, 2002 Cox = All Australian 2005, 2006 and certain 2007 Lade = g...

Foley is averaging something like 25 disposals, is #2 in the AFL for clearances, and has kicked a few goals. IMO he is having a far superior season to Judd for example, or Dal Santo. Fully deserves selection, and I think you will find most people have him in their All-Australian side. McIntosh is a ...

B: S. Fisher, M. Scarlett, J. Adcock
HB: H. Shaw, D. Fletcher, C. Cornes
C: T. Lockyer, J. Bartel, S. Thompson
HF: G. Ablett, M. Pavlich, B. Harvey
F: B. Johnson, J. Brown, B. Ebert
Foll: H. McIntosh, S. Mitchell, N. Foley
I/C: D. Kerr, D. Cox, C. Ling, K. Cornes

Em: N. Riewoldt, N. Malceski, M. Egan

Ah well ... my theory will remain unproven.

JeffDunne wrote:The Bulldogs were playing their 5th game in a row at the Dome.

Next theory?

EDIT: they play there next week too.

Well, they were flat too ...

Who do they play next week? I would put money on a Dogs loss next week, unless they play the Tigers or Demons.

Geez, imagine how the legs would have felt in 2000 with all those games at the Dome.

Thanks Enrico.

Was it a record? I don't believe we have ever played 4 in a row at the Dome ... maybe the Bombers have?

The Saints faced the Dogs after a six-day break and four matches in a row at Telstra Dome ... The ground is supposed to be a lot harder on the body than other "normal" grounds, and recovery is meant to be harder after playing on the surface. I wonder if our lack of run and seemingly low en...

lmao. Aaron Hamill - 2 weeks. how did you find this? iv looked back for threads from earlier this year but they no longer exist All the polls are kept at the bottom of the last page, whilst all other threads are deleted after about 6 months. It can be frustrating at times ... I would have loved to ...

lmao.

Aaron Hamill - 2 weeks.

78 ?

poochy3 wrote:For such a burning issue 1113 votes is pretty pathetic.

YES 28% [33]
NO 34% [40]
I'll wait and see 37% [43]
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= 116 votes
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Unless I'm mistaken, there is 116 votes there, poochy, not 1113 !!

BTW, nice to see all the people sitting on the fence (37%). Make a decision !!

yep, beat the Pies by 7 points in Rnd. 3

Winmar had a blinder

Spider kicked 6

Harvs didn't get a vote with 34 touches, 6 marks and a goal.

yep

Round 6, 2002, St. Kilda was playing at the Docklands.

We kicked a score of 3.10.28 that night and got beaten by nearly 15 goals.


The Saints had two debuants that day.


Who were they ??

less or more

696?
701?
697?

698?

702 listed players ??

Wasn't even thought of back then

the responsibility is with an older member of the forum

Sorry guys, and thanks for the PM Sainterone.

Yes, Snakeman66 you were correct that Maxie played 60 games before he kicked a goal.

Max Hudghton has kicked 14 goals in his 188 games - not a bad rate for a full-back.
How many games did Maxie play BEFORE he kicked a goal? When was his first goal kicked (season will do).

Richmond did not kick a goal for the match. The scoreline was:

12.19.91 to 0.8.8

What a game! The yips must have been in full swing that day!