Mick Malthouse on a stroll!

saintwalsh · Post: # 999687Post **saintwalsh** » Sun 26 Sep 2010 3:47am

As i was walking through east melbourne tosmorning at around 8:20 am me and my fellow stkilda mate came across Mick Malthouse. lol i was kinda surprised that on such a big day he would be out on a early morning stroll we said hi to him and he greeted us back. I was very taken back that on such a big day a coach of one of the two teams would be just strolling around east melbourne soo close to the ground. It made me realise two things just how dumb this man is to be walking around soo close to the stadium, when their is soo many people out their putting massive amounts of money down in bets he could easily came across some mad man or a organised crime syndicate who abducts him or just does harm to him and puts him in hospital which meant that he wouldnt of been able to coach his beloved feral team. And the otherr thing that it made me realise was what a beautiful peaceful country we must live in for him to even consider just strolling around on such a big day of football.

saint3d · Post: # 999690Post **saint3d** » Sun 26 Sep 2010 3:56am

Like.

Griggsy · Post: # 999691Post **Griggsy** » Sun 26 Sep 2010 4:10am

Everyone has their own way to relieve some tension and clear their thoughts, maybe this is his.

Plus the only way that walk would have been dangerous was if he was coaching against the pies not for them.

saintbrat · Post: # 999747Post **saintbrat** » Sun 26 Sep 2010 8:49am

Great story saintwalsh

and agree on the relative safety of this country- ( given current situation in India _

just a hint
could you add some enters, full stops, paragraphs
makes it easier tor ead

welcome to SS

saintsrus · Post: # 999792Post **saintsrus** » Sun 26 Sep 2010 9:50am

We were actually talking to pies fans whilst in line for beers, its just fantastic that in this country that these situations can happen.

VietNam_Saint · Sun 26 Sep 2010 10:43am

saintsrus wrote:We were actually talking to pies fans whilst in line for beers, its just fantastic that in this country that these situations can happen.

You were actually talking to some ? And you come here and admit it in public ??

Uummm , i think you need to have a good lie down and a cup of tea.

saintsrus · Post: # 999899Post **saintsrus** » Sun 26 Sep 2010 11:01am

VietNam_Saint wrote:
saintsrus wrote:We were actually talking to pies fans whilst in line for beers, its just fantastic that in this country that these situations can happen.
You were actually talking to some ? And you come here and admit it in public ??

Uummm , i think you need to have a good lie down and a cup of tea.

Drinking beers was why we spoke to them, quite pleasant they were

jmcp · Post: # 999912Post **jmcp** » Sun 26 Sep 2010 11:20am

saintwalsh wrote:As i was walking through east melbourne tosmorning at around 8:20 am me and my fellow stkilda mate came across Mick Malthouse. lol i was kinda surprised that on such a big day he would be out on a early morning stroll we said hi to him and he greeted us back. I was very taken back that on such a big day a coach of one of the two teams would be just strolling around east melbourne soo close to the ground. It made me realise two things just how dumb this man is to be walking around soo close to the stadium, when their is soo many people out their putting massive amounts of money down in bets he could easily came across some mad man or a organised crime syndicate who abducts him or just does harm to him and puts him in hospital which meant that he wouldnt of been able to coach his beloved feral team. And the otherr thing that it made me realise was what a beautiful peaceful country we must live in for him to even consider just strolling around on such a big day of football.

he lives in the area. where else should he take his morning walk?

Mick Malthouse on a stroll!

Mick Malthouse on a stroll!

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