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"He spoke of his stride, his power and his willingness to push himself to exhaustion. All of the things that are on display each weekend in the No 12 jumper" Garry Lyon
Think he's still got another year in him, so hope he plays on. Will probably be decided by the GF outcome. If we win, he might decide its best to go out on top.
bob__71 wrote:A great article and insight into MG. A quiet bloke in the media, so I guess when he does say something you tend to listen.
Hopefully Gardy can have 'premiership player' to add to his list of accolades.
And I love this quote from "The Tackle" in the HS (sorry if it's already been posted elsewhere)
"He's an inspirational leader and I'm just rapt to have come to the club and had something to do with him. He's been a good mate, as well as an exceptional teammate."
Teammate Michael Gardiner breaks his silence on Saints skipper Nick Riewoldt.
If we win and he goes out massive kudos to MG. I for one thought hed never play again 5 years ago. Not only has he played hes been one of our most resilent reliable and competitive. Most importantly he loves the big games and the contest. Hes been HUMUNGOUS for us.
I think the regard the coach holds him in is displayed by which 5 players were being rested at the end of the game on Saturday.
Roo, BJ, Lenny, Dal and MG.
I dare say they are the 5 the coach values as our most important. We can ill afford to lose any of those core 5.
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"He spoke of his stride, his power and his willingness to push himself to exhaustion. All of the things that are on display each weekend in the No 12 jumper" Garry Lyon
If he decides to retire, well he wont care about the MRP will he.
Would be nice to see him absolutely flatten a half dozen filth players through the game and leave them with the fear of God should they go near the ball.
saintlee wrote:Think he's still got another year in him, so hope he plays on. Will probably be decided by the GF outcome. If we win, he might decide its best to go out on top.
If we do, he can do what ever the F*** he wants!!!
saintspremiers wrote:win the granny and I couldn't care less about 2011
serious? People say this here, I never understand it though. Just caquse we win the flag, you suddenly dont give a s*** what happens from then on? No sense at all that makes.
3rd generation saint wrote:If he decides to retire, well he wont care about the MRP will he.
Would be nice to see him absolutely flatten a half dozen filth players through the game and leave them with the fear of God should they go near the ball.
Then we would see the introduction of the Michael Gardiner "Send Off" Rule from the team that gave us Policy On The Run.
Love the big bloke and think he has another year in him, but if we win I wouldn't blame him for wanting to go out on a high.
I heard what he said on radio and this appears to be the media grabbing at whatever they can because it's Grand Final week. They have to justify their existence somehow !!
NEW scarf signature (hopefully with correct spelling) will be here as soon as it arrives !!
Perhaps he can be Roo's "Protector" along with Kosi.
The rest of Australia can wander mask-free, socialise, eat out, no curfews, no zoning, no police rings of steel, no illogical inconsistent rules.
They can even WATCH LIVE FOOTY!
saintspremiers wrote:win the granny and I couldn't care less about 2011
serious? People say this here, I never understand it though. Just caquse we win the flag, you suddenly dont give a s*** what happens from then on? No sense at all that makes.
- worry about Saturday ,not 2011. The thing that doesn't make sense is your comment / grammar "No sense at all that makes" ?????
