Seems like a real good bloke. Good pick up. Nice kick. Tall. Goal kicking Mid.
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Frankie Dunell
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Re: Frankie Dunell
I thought he was mainly playing deep forward? And why do we have a thread named after his father?
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AnythingsPossibleSaints wrote:I thought he was mainly playing deep forward? And why do we have a thread named after his father?
Well we cant call him Sammy - that is taken at the Saints
No he doesnt play deep fwd. High fwd. Can play mid or fwd.
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Remember Frank Dunell playing for Brisbane Bears the first time we played them Rnd. 3 1987. Their first loss. Rod Owen kicked 5. I'm embarresed to say I remember that off the top of my head. Think Plugger only got 2 or 3 in Brownlow year.
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Frank Dunnell was a very ordinary footballer, Sam needs to be better than his old man to cut it in today's game. He's made a bright start and I hope he keeps it up.
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Bernard Shakey wrote:Frank Dunnell was a very ordinary footballer, Sam needs to be better than his old man to cut it in today's game. He's made a bright start and I hope he keeps it up.
Lets not compare era's but if Sam plays as many games as his old man he has done very well.
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Dunny?Con Gorozidis wrote:AnythingsPossibleSaints wrote:I thought he was mainly playing deep forward? And why do we have a thread named after his father?
Well we cant call him Sammy - that is taken at the Saints
No he doesnt play deep fwd. High fwd. Can play mid or fwd.
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Dunny = good disposal usually although sometimes sprays it. has a lot of hangers taken on him but is an excitment machine that the club thinks will bring people to the ground and put bums on seatsstevie wrote:
Dunny?
Aparrently his dad (also a dunny) was very dirty.
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Ha!Con Gorozidis wrote:Dunny = good disposal usually although sometimes sprays it. has a lot of hangers taken on him but is an excitment machine that the club thinks will bring people to the ground and put bums on seatsstevie wrote:
Dunny?
Aparrently his dad (also a dunny) was very dirty.
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Re: Frankie Dunell
We call Armitage 'Dunny' for obvious reasons!
In honour of those who went before, in the dark and desperate years.
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One of our toilets has the transfer printed as "Armitage shanks".Con Gorozidis wrote:Dunny = good disposal usually although sometimes sprays it. has a lot of hangers taken on him but is an excitment machine that the club thinks will bring people to the ground and put bums on seatsstevie wrote:
Dunny?
Aparrently his dad (also a dunny) was very dirty.