questions you'd like to see answers too

ralphsmith · Wed 15 Jun 2011 10:13pm

Why cant we beat essendon?

saintbrat · Wed 15 Jun 2011 10:38pm

Interesting the tangents a question can go...

and the proviso's that should have been put

I envisioned questions that were based in past and fact but kept from supporters, in house or between two people
not ... what if or maybe

when will we win a premiership could be as close as when will the world end or how long do I have on this earth....

Ross' mantra of Controlling and worrying about what you can control and let others work on the stuff you can't is quite true..

Enrico_Misso · Wed 15 Jun 2011 11:17pm

Mr Magic wrote:
Enrico_Misso wrote:What did John Greening say to Jimmy O'Dea in the carpark before that infamous game?
I believe it was something Greening said to him as he ran past him after taking his kick.

Not sure if it's just an urban myth, but the story going around at the time was they bumped into each other in the carpark before the game and exchanged some unpleasantries.

SainterK · Post: # 1090522Post **SainterK** » Wed 15 Jun 2011 11:23pm

Is Ross saving singing the song for a special occasion?

clisaint · Post: # 1090565Post **clisaint** » Thu 16 Jun 2011 8:35am

Con Gorozidis wrote:
clisaint wrote:
asking Luke Ball why he really left
and : exactly what terms were offered or who wasn't

Why did Luke Ball not get more game time in the 09 GF, seeing if he did we could of possibly won.
Don't mean to criticise fellow Saints fans in my first post, but seriously those two really smack of the dumped boyfriend. Sometimes the girl just won't answer and it comes across as needy and desperate (speaking very much from recent experience, here). The only way to truly get over it is to suck it up, accept it happened and forget that the ex (i.e. Ball) is shagging someone else now. Just try not to imagine that things are better with the new partner.
Great first post. Good analogy. Pretty spot on. I know what you mean!
(If I read between the lines would it be fair to quote you as saying Ball is now shagging Sharrod Wellingham? )

That's a dangerous line to go down... begs the question, who was he shagging when he was with us?

Mr Magic · Post: # 1090570Post **Mr Magic** » Thu 16 Jun 2011 9:30am

Enrico_Misso wrote:
Mr Magic wrote:
Enrico_Misso wrote:What did John Greening say to Jimmy O'Dea in the carpark before that infamous game?
I believe it was something Greening said to him as he ran past him after taking his kick.
Not sure if it's just an urban myth, but the story going around at the time was they bumped into each other in the carpark before the game and exchanged some unpleasantries.

I'd not heard that.
BUT I certainly heard the other scenario.

Seaford_Saint · Thu 16 Jun 2011 9:41am

saint tash wrote:Why did we move to Seaford......*ouch*'

Waiting to be flamed.

Well I might be flamed in my response

Most people will poo poo me but where they are will be prime land in 10-15 years - it's not about immediate return but future return.

Even though the land is located on the wrong side of Seaford ( not the beach side) it will sky rocket in value - Seaford is one of the only ( well I think only) bayside suburb ( yes people it's on the water) that is still able to be bought into. I have lived in Bayside suburbs my whole life and places like Mentone/Parkdale, Mordialloc and Highett (shudder) where not desirable 15 years ago and now you have to pay 800k plus to buy a house.

Forward thinking was the catalyst here!

spert · Post: # 1090578Post **spert** » Thu 16 Jun 2011 9:57am

Seaford=New Moorabbin

clisaint · Post: # 1090581Post **clisaint** » Thu 16 Jun 2011 10:02am

Seaford_Saint wrote:
saint tash wrote:Why did we move to Seaford......*ouch*'

Waiting to be flamed.
Well I might be flamed in my response

Most people will poo poo me but where they are will be prime land in 10-15 years - it's not about immediate return but future return.

Even though the land is located on the wrong side of Seaford ( not the beach side) it will sky rocket in value - Seaford is one of the only ( well I think only) bayside suburb ( yes people it's on the water) that is still able to be bought into. I have lived in Bayside suburbs my whole life and places like Mentone/Parkdale, Mordialloc and Highett (shudder) where not desirable 15 years ago and now you have to pay 800k plus to buy a house.

Forward thinking was the catalyst here!

You're taking the piss, right? We're a f****** football club, not a property developer.

Seaford_Saint · Thu 16 Jun 2011 10:07am

clisaint wrote:
Seaford_Saint wrote:
saint tash wrote:Why did we move to Seaford......*ouch*'

Waiting to be flamed.
Well I might be flamed in my response

Most people will poo poo me but where they are will be prime land in 10-15 years - it's not about immediate return but future return.

Even though the land is located on the wrong side of Seaford ( not the beach side) it will sky rocket in value - Seaford is one of the only ( well I think only) bayside suburb ( yes people it's on the water) that is still able to be bought into. I have lived in Bayside suburbs my whole life and places like Mentone/Parkdale, Mordialloc and Highett (shudder) where not desirable 15 years ago and now you have to pay 800k plus to buy a house.

Forward thinking was the catalyst here!
You're taking the piss, right? We're a f****** football club, not a property developer.

A football club that needs to survive and when memberships go down they need other forms of income to rely on - it's not that shocking is it?

And it's a business not just a "f****** football club" as you so eloquently put it.

matrix · Post: # 1090604Post **matrix** » Thu 16 Jun 2011 11:53am

whats on the dark side of the moon?

SainterK · Post: # 1090606Post **SainterK** » Thu 16 Jun 2011 11:57am

matrix wrote:whats on the dark side of the moon?

"There is no dark side of the moon really. Matter of fact it's all dark."

Saints43 · Post: # 1090607Post **Saints43** » Thu 16 Jun 2011 11:59am

Seaford_Saint wrote:...where they are will be prime land in 10-15 years - it's not about immediate return but future return.

Does St Kilda own the land the training facility is on?

matrix · Post: # 1090609Post **matrix** » Thu 16 Jun 2011 12:00pm

SainterK wrote:
matrix wrote:whats on the dark side of the moon?
"There is no dark side of the moon really. Matter of fact it's all dark."

good point
ok whats on the side that we dont see?
i have a feeling our next premiership cup is somewhere up there

SainterK · Post: # 1090610Post **SainterK** » Thu 16 Jun 2011 12:02pm

matrix wrote:
SainterK wrote:
matrix wrote:whats on the dark side of the moon?
"There is no dark side of the moon really. Matter of fact it's all dark."
good point
ok whats on the side that we dont see?
i have a feeling our next premiership cup is somewhere up there

Dunno, just quoting Pink Floyd

Seaford_Saint · Thu 16 Jun 2011 2:00pm

Saints43 wrote:
Seaford_Saint wrote:...where they are will be prime land in 10-15 years - it's not about immediate return but future return.
Does St Kilda own the land the training facility is on?

From my understanding they do - I believe it's why they moved to the area - cheap land - the area they are on is massive the equity alone will help pump more money into the club which is never a bad thing.

Enrico_Misso · Thu 16 Jun 2011 3:46pm

Seaford_Saint wrote:
Saints43 wrote:
Seaford_Saint wrote:...where they are will be prime land in 10-15 years - it's not about immediate return but future return.
Does St Kilda own the land the training facility is on?
From my understanding they do - I believe it's why they moved to the area - cheap land - the area they are on is massive the equity alone will help pump more money into the club which is never a bad thing.

The only way to realise that theoretical rise in value is to sell.
So maybe in 20 years when prices rise we can flog Seaford and relocate to Hastings.