Tweet
heres another interesting comment as well:
A super-fit Nick Davis also had his first game and impressed with three goals.
-
heres another interesting comment as well:
Adam Goodes - The great red and white hope. -
I do think that Amon has the potential to be a very good player, in the forward line or in the midfield, and i would love to see him step up.
However; i would take everything that James MacSmith writes with an enormous rock of saltI wish my weed was EMO so it would cut itself -
2004: buchanan > bevanC'mon Chels!Comment
-
tough choice, dunno what to say about that, but i'm very biased towards bucky so i won't make a judgement but to say that bucky had a great 04 (and bevan also). But one conclusion i can make is that Bucky is the real deal.Originally posted by penga
2004: buchanan > bevanOfficial Driver Of The "Who Gives A @@@@ As The Player Will Get Delisted Anyway" Bandwagon.
Comment
-
IMO, buccy made more of a contribution to the team as he played in the centre and created some clean disposal out of packs. bevan played back pocket and while he looks promising, back pockets aren't as handy as players who have clean disposal out of a pack...C'mon Chels!Comment
-
Well he dominated the 2002 VFL GF for sure, and was IMO BOG despite the loss. However, its been a long road for him from there to showing similar levels of ability at the AFL level. For his and our sake, I sure hope he has a fantastic year and finally shows the AFL world what he is really capable of.Our Greatest Moment:
Saturday, 24th Sept, 2005 - 5:13pmComment
-
I thought Bucchanon had quite a reasonable year last year. I have a very good feeling about him, something about him seems to suggest potential starv quality. Then again, I sometimes think that I'm Doris Stokes.
Occupational hazards:
- animal psychic Amanda de WarrenI don't eat animals since discovering this ability. I used to. But one day the lamb I was eating came through to me and ever since then I haven't been able to eat meat.Comment
-
Dieter of the year?Originally posted by cruiser
something about him seems to suggest potential starv quality.Comment
-
The only quality Plugger never had.Comment
-
How good's Buchanan? Well, we're having a baby in August or thereabouts and I'm thinking of calling him Monty.
I'm serious."I'll acknowledge there are more talented teams in the competition but I won't acknowledge that there is a better team in the competition" Paul Roos March 2005Comment
-
pity he wasnt born on the 3rd of feb...Originally posted by sharp9
How good's Buchanan? Well, we're having a baby in August or thereabouts and I'm thinking of calling him Monty.
I'm serious.
C'mon Chels!Comment
-
Surely you have a warped sense of humour. Monty for a kids name. What if it's a girl?Originally posted by sharp9
How good's Buchanan? Well, we're having a baby in August or thereabouts and I'm thinking of calling him Monty.
I'm serious.
Give the kid at least one break. It will clearly have no say in who it barracks for.Comment
-
Alamein to thatComment
-
The thing that Buchanan brings is a willingness to bust his gut to do the one percenters, some of his chasing and tackling was the spark to ignite others.
Finest asset is his ability to shake off tackles, R.Harvey styleStaying ahead of the game...Comment
-
Why not call him 'sharp10'?Originally posted by sharp9
How good's Buchanan? Well, we're having a baby in August or thereabouts and I'm thinking of calling him Monty.
I'm serious.
To all those people who waited 72 years to see a South Melbourne/Sydney Swans premiership HERE IT IS!!Comment
Comment