Shake Down The Thunder

[jenky28]

Hi All,

The "shake down the thunder"Documentary is shown on Saturday note only into sydney for some seriously insane reason. I am extremely interested in obtaining a copy of it on DVD or VHS. Would a very kind person mind taping it for me and i will buy a copy off you?
I will post you the money for it!

If so it would be greatly appreciated!

Please let me know via this thread!

Thank you

Jenky28

[j s]

I've heard that there is no footage of Crouchy shown at all. Do you still want it?

[jenky28]

Originally posted by j s
I've heard that there is no footage of Crouchy shown at all. Do you still want it?

Of course i do! Can you help me JS?

[BAM_BAM]

jenky when and where is it being shown up here?

[NMWBloods]

I think it's on at 6.30pm Saturday, Ch 10.

[BAM_BAM]

thanks bloods,

I'm being lazy I should look it up.

[ScottH]

Roos v Walls: the war of words continues

"The ball is in his court as far as I'm concerned," Walls tells Channel Ten. "I walked up, congratulated him on the win [against St Kilda in a preliminary final], and wished him well for the grand final. He didn't want to talk to me. That's his choice. But I've made two approaches ? there will not be a third."

Should be an interesting Doc.

[cruiser]

Its not being shown in Melbourne!? Now you people down south know what its usually like for us up here when it comes to AFL coverage.

[liz]

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"The ball is in his court as far as I'm concerned," Walls tells Channel Ten. "I walked up, congratulated him on the win [against St Kilda in a preliminary final], and wished him well for the grand final. He didn't want to talk to me. That's his choice. But I've made two approaches ? there will not be a third."
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Yes Robert... but have you actually said "I'm sorry".

[ScottH]

A brief on Walls Coaching History.

8. Robert Walls, Carlton 1989, Brisbane 1995, Richmond 1997

After coaching the Blues to the flag in 1987, the seeds of Robert Walls's demise were said to have been sown when he savaged his team after losing to Melbourne in the 1988 preliminary final. The next year, Walls lost the players; in their worst opening since 1901, the Blues won only two of their first 10 games. After losing to Brisbane by three points at Princes Park, Blues powerbroker Wes Lofts summoned the coach to his house to be dismissed. At Brisbane in 1995, wrangling with Bears boss Noel Gordon was among the reasons that prompted Walls to announce after round 15 that he would resign at the end of the season. The Bears then embarked on a rally that landed them in the finals. At Richmond in 1997, Walls stepped down towards the end of the season after failing to overcome the Tigers' suspicion that, really, he was a Carlton man.

One Flag, Sacked once, forced to resign twice.

[NMWBloods]

That misses Fitzroy. He coached there from 1981-85.

[giant]

Also misses the Strempel Episode, one of AFL's coaching black spots.

[ScottH]

Originally posted by NMWBloods
That misses Fitzroy. He coached there from 1981-85.

Was he sacked from them?

[NMWBloods]

I think so.

[ScottH]

Originally posted by NMWBloods
I think so.

I thought he mighta been. Great coaching record.