The Official: Belvedere Park Statue Thread

BaysideSaint · Wed 07 Oct 2009 4:51pm

If you could choose one (1) great saint for there to be a statue of at our new home (BP) who would it be?

Ice Wolf · Post: # 843677Post **Ice Wolf** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 4:52pm

BaysideSaint wrote:If you could choose one (1) great saint for there to be a statue of at our new home (BP) who would it be?

Harvey, in the pose from that print.

Kate · Post: # 843678Post **Kate** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 4:53pm

Trevor Barker.

Armoooo · Post: # 843688Post **Armoooo** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 5:03pm

Hard one, would probably go Barker... He was the shining light in the dark times... (even though it was befor emy time

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St_Nicholas · Wed 07 Oct 2009 5:05pm

Gotta be Banger.

It is in Seaford afterall...

Kate · Post: # 843702Post **Kate** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 5:16pm

Both are appropriate.

Our motto is: Strength through Loyalty. These players epitomise that.

Take note Luke Ball.

#1GILL · Post: # 843717Post **#1GILL** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 5:27pm

I think it should be Luke Ball

Milton66 · Post: # 843720Post **Milton66** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 5:28pm

RB bending over and GT standing behind him with a one hand on his shoulder.

bobmurray · Post: # 843731Post **bobmurray** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 5:36pm

Cowboy Neale,holding our only premiership cup ,full of wooden spoons

Milton66 · Post: # 843733Post **Milton66** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 5:37pm

You'd think our hall of famers would get a gig somewhere

goodie · Post: # 843755Post **goodie** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 6:02pm

SainterK · Post: # 843757Post **SainterK** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 6:03pm

Why stop at one, I am sure there is room for a few legends on the pathway up to reception...

Elvis · Post: # 843763Post **Elvis** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 6:10pm

SainterK wrote:Why stop at one, I am sure there is room for a few legends on the pathway up to reception...

Great idea, Harvey, Doc, Barks, Cowboy, Burkey, Verdun Howell, Ian Stewart, Big Carl and Yabby.. would love to see that or the likes of in an Avenue of the Gods.

bigred · Post: # 843765Post **bigred** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 6:12pm

Milton66 wrote:RB bending over and GT standing behind him with a one hand on his shoulder.

Make that two hands on his shoulders.

Stillwaiting · Wed 07 Oct 2009 8:01pm

bigred wrote:
Milton66 wrote:RB bending over and GT standing behind him with a one hand on his shoulder.
Make that two hands on his shoulders.

That girl on the side makes it very har to concentrate

Anyway should be Trevor Barker, great example of loyalty, possible something for Harvey as well

AlpineStars · Wed 07 Oct 2009 8:17pm

Winmar lifting his jumper and pointing to his skin?

Eastern · Post: # 843896Post **Eastern** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 8:21pm

Should we think of Nick Riewoldt? There is every possibility that he will be remembered as THE GREATEST SAINT.........EVER !!

Elvis · Post: # 843901Post **Elvis** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 8:26pm

Eastern wrote:Should we think of Nick Riewoldt? There is every possibility that he will be remembered as THE GREATEST SAINT.........EVER !!

A certainty but only when his career is finished. Should the unthinkable happen, let's say for example.. the absolute unthinkable, so unfathomable that it is difficult to type... Riewoldt finishes his career playing for The Filth..... then what would we do?

BaysideSaint · Wed 07 Oct 2009 8:29pm

1897 Captain Bill Shaw?

Bernard Shakey · Wed 07 Oct 2009 9:28pm

Robert Mace. His old man owns Frankston.

evertonfc · Post: # 844024Post **evertonfc** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 9:49pm

I'd have Stan Alves pushing Joe McLaren down the stairs, with a plaque at the bottom reading

"And don't you ever come back into this club."

Would certainly remind players when they arrive for training each day that mediocrity isn't tolerated.

Plus action-like bronze statues always look great.

Gabba · Post: # 844035Post **Gabba** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 9:59pm

Elvis wrote:
Eastern wrote:Should we think of Nick Riewoldt? There is every possibility that he will be remembered as THE GREATEST SAINT.........EVER !!
A certainty but only when his career is finished. Should the unthinkable happen, let's say for example.. the absolute unthinkable, so unfathomable that it is difficult to type... Riewoldt finishes his career playing for The Filth..... then what would we do?

Take him out to the back paddock and shoot him?

Thankfully it will never come to that but I agree that a statue shouldn't be made of a current player...

Eastern · Post: # 844040Post **Eastern** » Wed 07 Oct 2009 10:01pm

Elvis wrote:
Eastern wrote:Should we think of Nick Riewoldt? There is every possibility that he will be remembered as THE GREATEST SAINT.........EVER !!
A certainty but only when his career is finished. Should the unthinkable happen, let's say for example.. the absolute unthinkable, so unfathomable that it is difficult to type... Riewoldt finishes his career playing for The Filth..... then what would we do?

Every problem has a solution. Lets wait

!!

casey scorp · Thu 08 Oct 2009 12:11am

Bernard Shakey wrote:Robert Mace. His old man owns Frankston.

Bryan Mace certainly owns Frankston Park - he managed to keep the Saints out.

Poor old Saints had to go to Belvedere Park in Seaford to maintain the illusion that we are still going to "Frankston".

marksnsparks · Thu 08 Oct 2009 12:21am

Let's pinch the pose on the NRL premiership trophy and replace with Baldock and Riewoldt.

Across the generations...one premiership captain to (hopefully) another.

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