What happens if you have too many injuries to name a full squad?

[Twodogs]

They attached that crest on the front of their jumper after they finished a game V North in the 1030s short of players but still won. After they awarded themselves the crest due to their brave effort Jack Dyer famously said that if Richmond did that every time they had a gutsy win their jumpers would become too heavy to wear.


I guess the answer to your question is they would see another crest on the front of their jumper.

[jeemak]

They attached that crest on the front of their jumper after they finished a game V North in the 1030s short of players but still won. After they awarded themselves the crest due to their brave effort Jack Dyer famously said that if Richmond did that every time they had a gutsy win their jumpers would become too heavy to wear.


I guess the answer to your question is they would see another crest on the front of their jumper.

Who are you talking about?

[Axe Man]

They attached that crest on the front of their jumper after they finished a game V North in the 1030s short of players but still won. After they awarded themselves the crest due to their brave effort Jack Dyer famously said that if Richmond did that every time they had a gutsy win their jumpers would become too heavy to wear.


I guess the answer to your question is they would see another crest on the front of their jumper.

Was that when William the Conqueror was captain of the Saints?

[Twodogs]

Was that when William the Conqueror was captain of the Saints?

The bastard was born in the late 1020s he would have been too young to be captaining the Saints in the 1030s. I was thinking Cnut but he was basically a pagan and only a Christian for show so I don't reckon that the Saints would have been all that keen back then.

Edward the confessor perhaps?

[Twodogs]

Who are you talking about?

St Kilda.

[jeemak]

St Kilda.

By crest they meant emblem?

[Twodogs]

By crest they meant emblem?

Yep but they call it a crest.

https://www.saints.com.au/club/history/the-crest

[Axe Man]

The bastard was born in the late 1020s he would have been too young to be captaining the Saints in the 1030s. I was thinking Cnut but he was basically a pagan and only a Christian for show so I don't reckon that the Saints would have been all that keen back then.

Edward the confessor perhaps?

They debuted much younger in those days, their life expectancy was much shorter so couldn’t afford to wait.