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  • Triple B
    Formerly 'BBB'
    • Feb 2003
    • 6999

    Originally posted by Bear
    Yes, I thought Crouch took our small defensive role up a few notches this year with his quick hands in traffic, close man-on-man checking, smart shepherding, ability to time the spoil properly (no airswings), attention to both the ball in flight AND his direct opponent at the same time, and yeah, attacking STRAIGHT line runs out of defence.

    Bring on the little slimebag Aker.
    Originally posted by connolly
    So we have been "improved" by a player two years past his prime, injury prone and whose dedicated scragging has been umpired out of the game. If this is some sort of leg pull fair enough .....
    Of course it's a leg pull.

    It's a backhander at a certain 'quarterback' who polarises this community.

    Surprised u missed it.
    Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09

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    • connolly
      Registered User
      • Aug 2005
      • 2461

      Originally posted by satchmopugdog
      Just like the leaves from the trees autumn gravity has grabbed hold of parts of me
      Just don't fall off the twig. There is another premiership left in us.
      Bevo bandwagon driver

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      • connolly
        Registered User
        • Aug 2005
        • 2461

        Originally posted by Triple B
        Of course it's a leg pull.

        It's a backhander at a certain 'quarterback' who polarises this community.

        Surprised u missed it.
        Danny Frawley put a big wrap on the kid for his "very smart coralling." He's taken coralling up another notch ot two. Personally never thought much of Crouchies coralling.
        Bevo bandwagon driver

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        • pinkemu
          Silver member, not Gold
          • Sep 2006
          • 419

          Originally posted by connolly
          Danny Frawley put a big wrap on the kid for his "very smart coralling." He's taken coralling up another notch ot two. Personally never thought much of Crouchies coralling.
          I remember that moment,. I could hear Roosy whistling from the sideline.
          Bevos one of his best work dogs.

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          • Triple B
            Formerly 'BBB'
            • Feb 2003
            • 6999

            Originally posted by connolly
            Danny Frawley put a big wrap on the kid for his "very smart coralling." He's taken coralling up another notch ot two. Personally never thought much of Crouchies coralling.
            Well, if he works on his 'carolling' as well as his 'coralling', GS14 may soften his stance.
            Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09

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            • stellation
              scott names the planets
              • Sep 2003
              • 9720

              Originally posted by satchmopugdog
              Just like the leaves from the trees autumn gravity has grabbed hold of parts of me
              All the leaves will fall in my breast,
              It will rain on my soul night and day
              I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
              We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time

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              • Doctor J.
                Senior Player
                • Feb 2003
                • 1310

                Originally posted by ROK Lobster
                And people say they get paid too much...
                One of your best ROK

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                • AnnieH
                  RWOs Black Sheep
                  • Aug 2006
                  • 11332

                  Originally posted by pinkemu
                  I was there to. Were you the one wearing all the Swans gear
                  I was the one feeling up duck's butt.
                  Wild speculation, unsubstantiated rumours, silly jokes and opposition delight in another's failures is what makes an internet forum fun.
                  Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones who let in the light.

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                  • AnnieH
                    RWOs Black Sheep
                    • Aug 2006
                    • 11332

                    Originally posted by pinkemu
                    I remember that moment,. I could hear Roosy whistling from the sideline.
                    Bevos one of his best work dogs.
                    Post of the year.
                    Wild speculation, unsubstantiated rumours, silly jokes and opposition delight in another's failures is what makes an internet forum fun.
                    Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones who let in the light.

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                    • goswannie14
                      Leadership Group
                      • Sep 2005
                      • 11166

                      Originally posted by Triple B
                      Well, if he works on his 'carolling' as well as his 'coralling', GS14 may soften his stance.
                      ROFLMAO!!!!!!
                      Does God believe in Atheists?

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                      • Bear
                        Best and Fairest
                        • Feb 2003
                        • 1022

                        Originally posted by connolly
                        So we have been "improved" by a player two years past his prime, injury prone and whose dedicated scragging has been umpired out of the game. If this is some sort of leg pull fair enough but if you really expect anyone to believe that a small defender who has never taken an overhead mark, at his best struggled to hit downfield targets, is five yards slower than before his injury and is in his superannuation lap improves our backline (against what??) then god help us. Jack will get Acker and that contest should be ackerjack. Over the hill small defenders trying to run out of the lightning quick Bulldogs forward line will be easy Pal for quick dogs. Crouch will be back in the more sedate twos where he can play out the remaining games of a pension contract for great service performed.
                        Why doesn't it surprise me that your dribble demonstrates you have absolutely no idea?

                        Perhaps a simple case of not having grown up with the game or played it?
                        "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''.

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                        • connolly
                          Registered User
                          • Aug 2005
                          • 2461

                          Originally posted by Bear
                          Why doesn't it surprise me that your dribble demonstrates you have absolutely no idea?

                          Perhaps a simple case of not having grown up with the game or played it?
                          You got that one right. Followed South Melbourne from the inside of a pram, played rules at school and after. And grew up. Not just with the game either.
                          Bevo bandwagon driver

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                          • Jeffers1984
                            Veterans List
                            • Jan 2003
                            • 4564

                            Bit late but here are my shots Sydney Swans Vs Port Adelaide 24-5-09 - a set on Flickr
                            Official Driver Of The "Who Gives A @@@@ As The Player Will Get Delisted Anyway" Bandwagon.

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                            • Bear
                              Best and Fairest
                              • Feb 2003
                              • 1022

                              Originally posted by connolly
                              You got that one right. Followed South Melbourne from the inside of a pram, played rules at school and after. And grew up. Not just with the game either.
                              Then why can't you see that Crouch had a very good game on the weekend? Perhaps trade in your pram for one with perspex walls.
                              "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''.

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                              • Bloody Hell
                                Senior Player
                                • Oct 2006
                                • 3085

                                Originally posted by Bear
                                Then why can't you see that Crouch had a very good game on the weekend? Perhaps trade in your pram for one with perspex walls.
                                No doubt Crouch had a good game, taking pressure of Bevan who had a good game himself. Allowed him some time up forward which was mentioned much last week on RWO.

                                Good to have Crouch back. Probably the first time he's been without injury for 2-3 years. Looked great.
                                The eternal connundrum "what happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object" was finally solved when David Hasselhoff punched himself in the face.

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