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I wasnt having a dig at Melbourne's winter weather. There is no doubting at all that it is colder and wetter in Melbourne in winter than Sydney and most Sydney born people (and many of us who have moved here to live) hate cold winter weather. I'm hoping that Hayes may feel that way.
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I moved from Sydney to Melbourne, and the winters can be just as cold and wet in Sydney.Originally posted by cruiser
I wasnt having a dig at Melbourne's winter weather. There is no doubting at all that it is colder and wetter in Melbourne in winter than Sydney and most Sydney born people (and many of us who have moved here to live) hate cold winter weather. I'm hoping that Hayes may feel that way.Comment
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At the moment it's looking less like a dynasty and more like Dynasty. Being St KIlda, I have this feeling the whole thing will start to unravel at the end of the season. Hopefully we can get pull a few threads this weekend.Originally posted by sharpie
The saints are gonna have a team full of award-wage workers just so they can stick together, despite never winning a premiership.
Ah, the true Aussie mateship lives on!
He had observed that people who did lie were, on the whole, more resourceful and ambitious and successful than people who did not lie.Comment
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To be fair to Bucks I'm sure his desire was to win a flag with the Pies - tho I guess you need to ask him if he'd have swapped 3 flags for one Pies flagOriginally posted by adnar
hahaha. That decision paid off!Comment
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Unfortunately, I think his preference for living in a football city and possible dislike of the Swans due to overlooking him may offset any impact of the Melbourne winter.Originally posted by cruiser
I wasnt having a dig at Melbourne's winter weather. There is no doubting at all that it is colder and wetter in Melbourne in winter than Sydney and most Sydney born people (and many of us who have moved here to live) hate cold winter weather. I'm hoping that Hayes may feel that way.Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.
"[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."Comment
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I think you've hit the nail on the head, many players see Melbourne as the football mecca. I don't think weather is a big factor unless you compare say Qld, with Melbourne. I've spent some time up in Sydney during the winter and often there is not a huge difference between the two but when we're talking Brisbane, Noosa, or Surfer's Paradise, there is.Originally posted by NMWBloods
Unfortunately, I think his preference for living in a football city and possible dislike of the Swans due to overlooking him may offset any impact of the Melbourne winter.LIFE GOES ONComment
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I'm note sure whether "low threshold to inclement weather" should ever be a leading criteria in our recruitment effortsOriginally posted by Snowy
I think you've hit the nail on the head, many players see Melbourne as the football mecca. I don't think weather is a big factor unless you compare say Qld, with Melbourne. I've spent some time up in Sydney during the winter and often there is not a huge difference between the two but when we're talking Brisbane, Noosa, or Surfer's Paradise, there is.Comment
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Post of the week.Originally posted by giant
I'm note sure whether "low threshold to inclement weather" should ever be a leading criteria in our recruitment effortsComment
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Especially considering that the Dons, and Pies are also in the market for out of contract players. You think there has to be more to offer (lol)Originally posted by Sanecow
Post of the week.LIFE GOES ONComment
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We just have to convince him not to sign until the end of the year. Then when the Saints miss out on the 8, and we have a solid finals campaign, he may just reconsider
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And hope that they have a really harsh, bitter, cold, wet, grey, windy, icey, miserable winter down in Melbourne....(bites tongue)Originally posted by Schneiderman
We just have to convince him not to sign until the end of the year. Then when the Saints miss out on the 8, and we have a solid finals campaign, he may just reconsider
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- 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
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Speaking of weather, bet bring some winter woollies, it might be a tad cool here, tmrw nite. 15 is the expected top for Sat.Originally posted by cruiser
And hope that they have a really harsh, bitter, cold, wet, grey, windy, icey, miserable winter down in Melbourne....(bites tongue)
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It's superb late Autumn football weather. Cold and crisp. It's the way football is meant to be.Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.
"[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."Comment
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At least you only have to bring woollies and not wet weather gear. Makes for a slightly more pleasant experience than last time we played the Saints.Originally posted by ScottH
Speaking of weather, bet bring some winter woollies, it might be a tad cool here, tmrw nite. 15 is the expected top for Sat.
I'm on the Chandwagon!!!
If you cannot compete for the premiership, it's better to be young and exciting than middle-aged and dowdy.
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