Milney memories coming to his 200th

[Saintersss]

I loved on the weekend when he could have gone for his 6th 30m's out, but instead handballed over the top to give Peake a gimme goal.

Just showed how far he has come.

[dcstkfc]

1. His last quarter in Round 22 2001 v Hawthorn when Hall kicked the winner after the siren.
2. BOG performance 5 goals v Adelaide Round 2 2003.
3. 11 straight, the happiest night of my dad's life I'm sure
4. 7 goals to beat Richmond in 2008
5. The courage shown against Freo in 2008 when he looked like the elephant man
6. The goal that defied belief in the wet against Port this year, I was right behind it and couldn't fathom that it actually happened.
7. His last three weeks: kept us in it against West Coast, got us back the momentum v Adelaide, and clinched it v Richmond.

[saintbrat]

his goals from Friday
http://bigpondvideo.com/afl/271284/stephen-milne/

[The Fireman]

I wanna see a Milne highlight package.

Thanks for that mate.

[saintbrat]

Ross has his own memories of Milney.
http://bigpondvideo.com/afl/272120/st-k ... -round-12/

[Saint4Eva]

[saintbrat]

http://insidefootballonline.com/thisweek.html
Everyone, has an opinion on Stephen Milne, but the longer his career lasts, the more complimentary they get. We celebrate the Saint goalsneak on the eve of his 200th game.

[philtee]

Absolute gun who wins many games off his own boot and now works harder than ever to shark the footy. In the 80/90s the Bombers had a goalsneak named Darren Bewick
who drove opposition fans nuts, but he kept kicking goals. Milney does the same for us, but he is a far better player than
Bewick in that he can electrify an entire forward line.
(Bewick's AFL stats - 238 games, 332 goals). Loved the high-five with that fan on the fence a few weeks back.

[saintbrat]

he can excape much of the media with it being In Perth
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/afl-news/s ... rom=age_sb

St Kilda goalsneak Stephen Milne is likely to remain an unloved figure but, as a player, the numbers speak for themselves.

THEY won't be rolling out any red carpet for Stephen Milne at Subiaco Oval on Sunday afternoon, a fact that is unlikely to worry the St Kilda small forward one iota.
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http://www.theaustralian.com.au/news/sp ... 5877652221
Milne makes his mark living off crumbs From: The Australian June 10, 2010

SMALL forwards are the rodents of football.
Their scavenging is vital, they live in the shadows and, with anyone but their own, are usually deeply disagreeable and unpopular creatures.

Specialist small forwards are known by names that conjure images of thieving Dickensian urchins such as Freddy, Yappa, Boris or Wiz. No moniker as regal as King, or as imposing as Lethal, has been bestowed upon an inhabitant of starvation corner.

It is to this shadowy, some would say disreputable, football existence that St Kilda's Stephen Milne belongs.
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[saintbrat]

MMM Rush Hour Discuss Milney's work

and the interview post game Friday
http://austereo.castmetrix.net/podcast/ ... ne2010.mp3
Rush Hour - Thursday 10 June 2010
1: Stephen Milne's 200th game. 2: Wayne Carey interview. 3: Dodgy tattoos. 4: Campbell Brown on rough tatts. 5: John Aloisi interview. 6: Oh Derrr! 7: Know Your Enemy - Tom Scully & Dane Beams

[Sainterone]

11 goals v brisbane takes a lot to beat