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Thanks for 175 games Nicksy and good luck to you in whatever you do.
Occupational hazards:
I 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.
Nicksy, thanks for the excitement on the field and the laughs off. There have been recent times when you came back into the team after injury and steadied the whole ship - it showed and we loved it.
As I posted recently, I think you really have the makings of a very successful media career. And I hope mere retirement doesn't stop you from hosting the aftermatches at the X - we're expecting you (and the hordes of players) after the Roos game.
And, personally, thanks for getting us drinks when Goodsy's chair restricted my bar access at Trivia last year. And RWO still won! We'll miss seeing you play but hope we'll still have you as an integral part of the club for years to come.
Many won't clearly recall his best years, when as a half back he provided great drive and delivery to Plugger and co... much like #17 today.
Was a SA state squad member and ripped off by Cornes in not getting a game. If he had played for the Crows he would have been in SA's starting side without a shadow of a doubt.
Good luck Nicks.
"As a player he simply should not have been able to do the things he did. Leo was a 185cm, 88kg full-back and played on some of the biggest, fastest and best full-forwards of all time, and constantly beat them." Roos.
Leo Barry? you star! We'll miss ya, ''Leapin''.
Thanks Nicks and all the best. I'll never forget a few years ago when you and Nic Fosdike came to the school I was teaching at (Seven Hills High School) to speak to all of year 8. It was a pretty tough school and the students were really awful and rude - asking such things as "where is Plugger? are you a bench warmer?" etc as well as general yelling out, talking, rude gestures etc. Both Nicks and Fosdike handled themselves and the kids very well. I was very impressed.
P.S. When they asked who had seen a game of AFL live I was the only one who replied.
Originally posted by anne Thanks Nicks and all the best. I'll never forget a few years ago when you and Nic Fosdike came to the school I was teaching at (Seven Hills High School) to speak to all of year 8. It was a pretty tough school and the students were really awful and rude - asking such things as "where is Plugger? are you a bench warmer?" etc as well as general yelling out, talking, rude gestures etc. Both Nicks and Fosdike handled themselves and the kids very well. I was very impressed.
P.S. When they asked who had seen a game of AFL live I was the only one who replied.
Nothing to do with the great man Nicksy, I just think they were pi*sed off that they got Fosdike.
yes certainly a great contributor to our club over the last few years and i really hope he can stay involved with the Swans - which is what he said on announcing his retirement. thanx so much Nicksy for lots of great memories - perhaps my favourite was keeping Matera goal-less and virtually kickless in last year's final. It makes it easy to support the club when we've had such good players who have also been top personalities. If they were a bunch of idiots it wouldn't be anywhere near as much fun.
I just hope he can check out redandwhiteonline and see all the nice things people are saying about him!
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