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A trip to the In-Laws v Receiving the flag
WHEN is a day trip with your in-laws an attractive option? When the alternative is a date with Andrew Demetriou.
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Good on Paul Roos - deliberate or not, I hope it sends a message to that idiot megolamaniac Demetriou.---------||--ANNE--||---------- -
"I don't think it's a fundamental part of the agenda," Colless said. "Anyway we've moved on and the ceremony is going to be all about love, peace, goodwill ... all that stuff.
"We might even embrace, cry and smash some plates."
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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LMAO good to see Colless is still in form.
I notice is mentioned about a possible unfurling tomorrow at the Opera House, hmm wonder if its a public eventPremiers 09,18,33,05
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I think its getting tiresome and counter-productive to keep making an issue of Demetriau vs Swans. I don't think there's any benefit in the short or long term for Sydney - we won the flag so lets get on with it.Originally posted by Glenn
LMAO good to see Colless is still in form.
Unlike others, I am not rushing to confur sainthood on Colless."As everyone knows our style of football is defensive and unattractive, and as such I have completely forgotten how to mark or kick over the years" - Brett Kirk
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I tend to agree with the view that this is whole issue is overdone and an apology is expected.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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Sounds like something the Carlton president would say."We might even embrace, cry and smash some plates."
On the other hand, smashing the plates saves having to do the washing up."Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi finalComment
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"At least 200 past players will turn out for the occasion, but the footballers who won it will be bunkered down in the rooms concentrating on getting their first four points of the season."
I'm hoping this is not the case.
1. It is a huge tradition for the players to witness the flag raising. Couldn't the players come out for their pre-run-on warm up spend a whole 5 mins lining up and witnessing the flag raising and then get back into their routine????
2. The players deserve to be honoured as receiving the flag. With the greatest respect to all the past players, it's about the list that acheived the 2006 premiership, they should be there to receive the flag. I'm sure most are familiar with the photo of the players watching the flag raising in '33, would be great to recreate that on Sunday.Last edited by floppinab; 6 April 2006, 04:38 PM.Comment
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I don't believe so. It's a scheduled press conference.Originally posted by Glenn
I notice is mentioned about a possible unfurling tomorrow at the Opera House, hmm wonder if its a public eventAnd you can't find nothing at all,
If there was nothing there all along.Comment
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Ahh ok cheers
As for the whole Colless vs Vlad thing, all said very much tounge in cheek.
That being said Vlad set the ball rolling but won't admit he is was wrong.Premiers 09,18,33,05
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From seeing it on TV before I always thought that the flag was raised just before the game when both teams were on the ground.Originally posted by floppinab
"At least 200 past players will turn out for the occasion, but the footballers who won it will be bunkered down in the rooms concentrating on getting their first four points of the season."
I'm hoping this is not the case.
1. It is a huge tradition for the players to witness the flag raising. Couldn't the players come out for their pre-run-on warm up spend a whole 5 mins lining up and witnessing the flag raising and then get back into their routine????
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I just LOVE your confidence.Originally posted by floppinab
2. The players deserve to be honoured as receiving the flag. With the greatest respect to all the past players, it's about the list that acheived the 2006 premiership, they should be there to receive the flag. I'm sure most are familiar with the photo of the players watching the flag raising in '33, would be great to recreate that on Sunday.Insert Your Life [HERE]Comment
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The Carlton President would more likely say 'There is no conflict of interest with me speaking with Andrew Demetriou...I won't even be in the same room'.Originally posted by Thunder Shaker
Sounds like something the Carlton president would say.
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That is correct, if we do it the same as all the other clubs have doen before, the players and coach will miss the build up to the raising of the flag but will then run out and stand as one to see it raised for the first time.Originally posted by goswannie14
From seeing it on TV before I always thought that the flag was raised just before the game when both teams were on the ground.
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Just how it should be too.Originally posted by DST
That is correct, if we do it the same as all the other clubs have doen before, the players and coach will miss the build up to the raising of the flag but will then run out and stand as one to see it raised for the first time.
DST
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