Daniel Kerr

[Plugger46]

When Hall hits he does it in the open. And 99.9% of the time it's justified. Like when he put down that toe-rag Maguire in '05.
He's not thwaking players at the bottom of packs or clutching their love-sack from behind. Hall is warrior, man. A warrior. Not a Wannabe Gangsta like Kerr, Cousins and Judd the Slippery. Or Didak-Gimme-More-Crack.

I've seen some bad posts on here but that is about the worst.

How was putting down Maguire justified? It was a love-tap anyway, but tell me why he deserved it? Did Primus deserve to be eye-gouged?

Selective memory.

[Matty10]

In 2000 I met Pluggers cousin and Auntie at the pub at Fish Creek, (Pluggers cousin was the publican). His Auntie said that he was a thug on the football field until he moved to Sydney which also coincided with the birth of his first child. His auntie thought it was the combination of fatherhood and being out of the media spotlight that changed his attitiude both on and off field.

That match in 1994 where Plugger destroyed Peter Caven's face and led the Saints massive comeback at the SCG was one of the worst games I had witnessed. I hated him with a passion.

However, just having the opportunity to ensure that he could never do that again (as he had done that sort of thing frequently against the Swans) was as big a joy as the thought of what he could actually do for our team.

Different locations, clubs and environments often change the outlook of players - sometimes not always for the better.

But I would willingly take that risk for Kerr (or Judd, or Cousins, etc)

[hammo]

That match in 1994 where Plugger destroyed Peter Caven's face and led the Saints massive comeback at the SCG was one of the worst games I had witnessed. I hated him with a passion.

However, just having the opportunity to ensure that he could never do that again (as he had done that sort of thing frequently against the Swans) was as big a joy as the thought of what he could actually do for our team.

Different locations, clubs and environments often change the outlook of players - sometimes not always for the better.

But I would willingly take that risk for Kerr (or Judd, or Cousins, etc)

Good post.

I can guarantee most of the dissenters on here would be grovelling over Kerr at the next trivia night if he was a Swans player. Then just wait for the response when he takes out the Brownlow medal and is a runaway winner of the 2008 Troy Luff Medal.

[#73]

I've seen some bad posts on here but that is about the worst.

How was putting down Maguire justified? It was a love-tap anyway, but tell me why he deserved it? Did Primus deserve to be eye-gouged?

Selective memory.

One of the worst, hey? You gotta get out more often. Hall's touch-up on Maguire was justified because Maguire is a deceptive little ponce who went down like a sack of crap the minute he knew Hall was gonna beat him to the contest. Besides anyone who pulls on a Saints guernsey deserves what they get.

Now put that in your scrapbook of worst posts.

[hammo]

Now put that in your scrapbook of worst posts.

It's a no contest

[goswannie14]

That match in 1994 where Plugger destroyed Peter Caven's face and led the Saints massive comeback at the SCG was one of the worst games I had witnessed. I hated him with a passion.

However, just having the opportunity to ensure that he could never do that again (as he had done that sort of thing frequently against the Swans) was as big a joy as the thought of what he could actually do for our team.

Different locations, clubs and environments often change the outlook of players - sometimes not always for the better.

But I would willingly take that risk for Kerr (or Judd, or Cousins, etc)

I remember saying something similar to my dad when the trade went through. My sentiments were "If it helps us win 2 games extra (those against the Saints) each year, I'll be happy with the trade." Plugger far exceeded that.

[AnnieH]

Good post.

I can guarantee most of the dissenters on here would be grovelling over Kerr at the next trivia night if he was a Swans player. Then just wait for the response when he takes out the Brownlow medal and is a runaway winner of the 2008 Troy Luff Medal.

Not all of them.
I was so hoping we'd got Davo at the Trivia night. I was ready for him.
We got second prize ... McV - who had just had his two really great games of the year (the only two great games of the year) - so I could hardly hammer him.

[Captain]

Good post.

I can guarantee most of the dissenters on here would be grovelling over Kerr at the next trivia night if he was a Swans player. Then just wait for the response when he takes out the Brownlow medal and is a runaway winner of the 2008 Troy Luff Medal.

Doubtful. There is a line of hatred.

I think Kerr and Cousins would be the 2 players in the comp that we wouldn't be grovelling over.

[#73]

Doubtful. There is a line of hatred.

'ken oath. And that's a line that must never be crossed.

If those douche-bags were just bully boys like the pre-Swans Plugger or Hall I could take 'em.

But they're just snakey, greasy, drug-taking wannabe ponces. Kerr's got a head that looks like he's in a permanent state of constipation and Cousins suffers from a serious case of little-man syndrome. Short-arse smack-head.

[Triple B]

So you're suggesting Plugger had no Off Field problems, before coming to Sydney. He was a bad boy on and off the field, until the Swans tamed him.

In all seriousness that's news to me? The worst I can recall is him throwing a crutcher at a journo who was pesting him.

How was that a bad thing???

The journo was Eddie McGuire. The bad part was that he missed

[Plugger46]

Doubtful. There is a line of hatred.

I think Kerr and Cousins would be the 2 players in the comp that we wouldn't be grovelling over.

If Kerr is in a Swans jumper next year - every Swans supporter will love him. No doubt about that.

[AnnieH]

If Kerr is in a Swans jumper next year - every Swans supporter will love him. No doubt about that.

Nuh. He'll go into the same pile as Davo.

[Captain]

If Kerr is in a Swans jumper next year - every Swans supporter will love him. No doubt about that.

Count me out.

[i'm-uninformed2]

If Kerr is in a Swans jumper next year - every Swans supporter will love him. No doubt about that.

I am a completely and shamelessly selfish person - and not just when it comes to football - so if Kerr gives me glee by helping us win matches, then come on down

[Bas]

It's interesting that there are 9 pages on Kerr coming to Sydney when the likelihood of that happening is zilch.

Seems too many people are grieving over last weeks loss. Cry it all out and get on with the cricket season!