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Love the photo.
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Herald Sun
September 10, 2010
BRAD Johnson has been a Bulldog for almost two decades, and some time this month it will all come to an end. With his autobiography Johnno: Bulldog through and through due to be released in 11 days, the Herald Sun brings you two edited extracts.
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A must buy. Can't wait!
The inserts were just awesome.
I disagree with the opening line of the Johnno's been a Bulldog for much longer than 2 decades.
What a great shot - sometimes it's easy to forget just how young Johnno was when he started playing with the dogs!
Nice article, still astounding how little belief we had when Eade first arrived.
Totally. So young.Quote:
Originally Posted by Magic Griffen
What a gun. Gee he's given some good memories.
Imagine Rhode would not have installed to much belief.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Bulldogs Bite
I'd be very interested to know how many we have nowQuote:
On the imposing Hawthorn team that Eade won four flags with, he recalled, there were four players who could dash the 20m in under three seconds. At Sydney he had seven.
Running the same drill with the Western Bulldogs in January of 2005, Eade discovered he had 20.
"That set our path," Eade said
3 and a half.Quote:
Originally Posted by hujsh
Probably the same. Teams overall have been getting quicker year on year.Quote:
Originally Posted by hujsh
Hooper was 3rd at draft camp last year for the 20m sprint.
Brad will be coaching at Geelong in a specialist Forward coach for next season.
Good luck to Brad. I don't think I've seen a bigger smile than he had straight after the Grand Final.Quote:
Originally Posted by bornadog