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Brett Peake article

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http://www.saints.com.au/season2009/new ... fault.aspx

I liked this...

Upon arriving at Moorabbin, Peake says he was immediately struck by the dedication of his new teammates.

“Probably the one that stands out the most is the professionalism of all the boys, just the way that they train and the way they get up from game to game,â€


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Post: # 887715Post Milan Faletic »

It's nice to hear that we are the professional club. 25 yrs ago it was almost always the other way around.


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Post: # 887722Post Enrico_Misso »

Let's just hope he's not "Pasties",
as is "past his" Peake.


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Post: # 887729Post meher baba »

I can believe that the Saints have a marginally better set up than the Dockers.

But "I'm impressed at the professionalism of my new club and the dedication of my new team mates" is also just one of those cliches you get in interviews.

I'd really love one day to hear a player say something like "the new club's ok, just like the old club. The set up's much the same: a football club's a football club when all's said and done".

But, like a male deciding to stop the car and ask for directions, it'll never happen!


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meher baba wrote:I can believe that the Saints have a marginally better set up than the Dockers.

But "I'm impressed at the professionalism of my new club and the dedication of my new team mates" is also just one of those cliches you get in interviews.

I'd really love one day to hear a player say something like "the new club's ok, just like the old club. The set up's much the same: a football club's a football club when all's said and done".

But, like a male deciding to stop the car and ask for directions, it'll never happen!
God you're lame


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bob__71 wrote:
meher baba wrote:I can believe that the Saints have a marginally better set up than the Dockers.

But "I'm impressed at the professionalism of my new club and the dedication of my new team mates" is also just one of those cliches you get in interviews.

I'd really love one day to hear a player say something like "the new club's ok, just like the old club. The set up's much the same: a football club's a football club when all's said and done".

But, like a male deciding to stop the car and ask for directions, it'll never happen!
God you're lame
Yeah agreed, was that really necessary MB?? Sheesh can't a player speak glowingly of his new club without this type of garbage response. It is just possible you know that the StKilda Football Club ARE more professional in their preparation than most other clubs these days. It is not an inconceivable thought!!! And compared to the Dockers - I would hope an ex-dockers player would notice that quite marked difference in preparation.


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Post: # 887770Post barks4eva »

yipper wrote:
bob__71 wrote:
meher baba wrote:I can believe that the Saints have a marginally better set up than the Dockers.

But "I'm impressed at the professionalism of my new club and the dedication of my new team mates" is also just one of those cliches you get in interviews.

I'd really love one day to hear a player say something like "the new club's ok, just like the old club. The set up's much the same: a football club's a football club when all's said and done".

But, like a male deciding to stop the car and ask for directions, it'll never happen!
God you're lame
Yeah agreed, was that really necessary MB?? Sheesh can't a player speak glowingly of his new club without this type of garbage response. It is just possible you know that the StKilda Football Club ARE more professional in their preparation than most other clubs these days. It is not an inconceivable thought!!! And compared to the Dockers - I would hope an ex-dockers player would notice that quite marked difference in preparation.

Remember who you're dealing with here!

mebabble wanted Lyon sacked and replaced with Bundy who he rated as a tactical genius :shock: in the middle of 2008!

and don't forget he still doesn't grasp that there was an issue with "training services" which ultimately IMO cost us a premiership or two!


For the first time ever St kilda have a truly professional football department and the difference between now and the previous dictatorship could not be further apart, exact polar opposites, yet it doesn't stop the dumbed down and clueless Thomas flogs from spewing forth their empty headed and vacuous drivel!


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Post: # 887808Post st_Trav_ofWA »

meher baba wrote:I can believe that the Saints have a marginally better set up than the Dockers.

But "I'm impressed at the professionalism of my new club and the dedication of my new team mates" is also just one of those cliches you get in interviews.

I'd really love one day to hear a player say something like "the new club's ok, just like the old club. The set up's much the same: a football club's a football club when all's said and done".

But, like a male deciding to stop the car and ask for directions, it'll never happen!
what you mean like whst Heath Black said when he came back to the dockers ???
basically that his old club was falling to peices and that Freo had everything a player could want at a club to prelong his football life and lead to success ........


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Post: # 887824Post skeptic »

we're a bit touchy aren't we

i think MB is just pointing out that it's a generic filler i/v... which it is

it's not going to happen but it would be nice to know what ppl are really thinking


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Post: # 887950Post loris »

And remember X Clarke's comment on how good and different it was at Brisbane....he was doing special training to assist his core strength etc...it was something new for him.

Agree MB players espouse what they think the public wants to hear and parrot club mantra......... most do anyway IMHO.


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