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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by kempino View Post
    Looking forward to the day we see Cordy, Liberatore and Wallis running around together
    Back to the future.

    Will be strange having West(s), Johnson, Darcy, Grant et al running around 10-15 years from now...

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by Lantern View Post
    Back to the future.

    Will be strange having West(s), Johnson, Darcy, Grant et al running around 10-15 years from now...
    How many boys does Westy have? I think it’s at least 3 which means we could literally have a centre line of West, West and West?
    Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by comrade View Post
    How many boys does Westy have? I think it’s at least 3 which means we could literally have a centre line of West, West and West?
    Four isn't it?

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    Re: In the game of the father

    3. Mark West, Robbie West and Troy West

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by The Coon Dog View Post
    Four isn't it?
    4 is correct

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by The Coon Dog View Post
    Four isn't it?
    That's unbelievable. We really would be the WESTern Bulldogs then.

    How apt.

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by Lantern View Post
    That's unbelievable. We really would be the WESTern Bulldogs then.

    How apt.
    AS we've seen with the Clokes they don't all turn out good though.

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by hujsh View Post
    AS we've seen with the Clokes they don't all turn out good though.
    I see your Clokes and riase you Selwoods.
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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by bulldogtragic View Post
    I see your Clokes and riase you Selwoods.
    I'll call with the Mortons

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Braydon and Heath Shaw!

    Now I'm just confusing myself

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by Sockeye Salmon View Post
    Braydon and Heath Shaw!

    Now I'm just confusing myself
    You're out.

    Read 'em and weep Hujsh.

    Selwoods everywhere!

    Although in the next hand, the Mortons may give some better competition. Maybe?
    Rocket Science: the epitaph for the Beveridge era - whenever it ends - reading 'Here lies a team that could beat anyone on its day, but seldom did when it mattered most'. 15/7/2023

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    Re: In the game of the father

    My reasons Coon Dog are that after seeing them in the grand final last year they will both be guns.Libba is the better playe but young Mith is a hard inside type with good skills on both sides really looing forward to seing them both
    bulldogs are forever not just when they are winning

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by bulldogtragic View Post
    You're out.

    Read 'em and weep Hujsh.

    Selwoods everywhere!

    Although in the next hand, the Mortons may give some better competition. Maybe?
    Now I'm as confused as Sockeye.

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by Lantern View Post
    Back to the future.

    Will be strange having West(s), Johnson, Darcy, Grant et al running around 10-15 years from now...
    Oh Yeah! Back to the future alright! Being one of the "seniors" on this forum, it makes my heart glad to be talking about Wallis and Libba, West, Johnson, etc., etc. They may have to wheel me into the games, but I reckon I'll be a happy (old) camper

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    Re: In the game of the father

    Quote Originally Posted by The Coon Dog View Post
    Why do you think this?


    Because other sides wont be able to resist playing games with the current F/S set up. It's a stupid system and the one thing that defines it from the previous system is the ability it provides clubs to abuse it.



    I hate this F/S method with a passion.
    They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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