Terry Wallace saying that...

[angelopetraglia]

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Had a chance to listen to this today. I could listen to Terry Wallace speak about football and especially the Bulldogs for days. It brought back some great memories (and some scars) of his time at the club.

Without a doubt he was such an important figure in the history of the club. He did take us to a new place in the footy landscape.

[GVGjr]

Re: Terry Wallace saying that...

Had a chance to listen to this today. I could listen to Terry Wallace speak about football and especially the Bulldogs for days. It brought back some great memories (and some scars) of his time a the club.

Without a doubt he was such an important figure in the history of the club. He did take us to a new place in the footy landscape.

He could write a book, really has a great recall of his football journey. I know he is happily retired but it's a loss not to have him in active in the media in some capacity.
I'd love to know if he really had the Swans job when he left us and if they did the right thing by him when they eventually took Roos over him.

[angelopetraglia]

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He could write a book, really has a great recall of his football journey. I know he is happily retired but it's a loss not to have him in active in the media in some capacity.
I'd love to know if he really had the Swans job when he left us and if they did the right thing by him when they eventually took Roos over him.

100%. Could not agree with your comments more.

[soupman]

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Listened to this today. Maybe the best podcast episode I've listened to. He is such a good guest and has so many iconic touchpoints to reference in hi time with us.

I've recommened the episode to a few others, but have also said that "Year of the Dogs' is probably worth watching n association with it. Does anyone know if it's anywhere to stream? It used to be on youtube but doesn't appear to be anymore.

[angelopetraglia]

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Has anyone listened to this episode "Footscray: So near yet so far" from the Nothin' like the 9s Podcast hosted by Anthony Hudson? Wallace was fantastic in this too. Went into some further detail that wasn't covered in the other podcast. It also has Mike Sheahan, David Smorgon, Brad Johnson, Danny Del-Re, Dennis Galimberti, Ross Oakley, Tim Lane and Tony Leonard.

Link: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcas...=1000610696176

[macca]

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Found it with luck
Year 2000
Round 21
Wb vs essendon
I recall were the only team that beat the cheats

https://youtu.be/8fA-LY7ur6c

[angelopetraglia]

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"This is the sort of the goal the champ might kick here. His kicked it. A magnificent effort. He will be a hero forever if they win this match."

[westdog54]

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Plough was on special comments for AFL Nation for the 2016 grand final. You could hear the emotion in his voice after Liam Picken kicked the sealer. Said he couldn't be more proud, and reflected on being at the club in '89 when they were basically told "it's over".

He was an innovator as a coach. I seen to recall he was the first to bring players out onto the field for the pre game warm up. He also was one of the more open coaches when it came to dealing with the media. Remember "Tuesdays with Terry"?

[angelopetraglia]

Re: Terry Wallace saying that...

Plough was on special comments for AFL Nation for the 2016 grand final. You could hear the emotion in his voice after Liam Picken kicked the sealer. Said he couldn't be more proud, and reflected on being at the club in '89 when they were basically told "it's over".

He was an innovator as a coach. I seen to recall he was the first to bring players out onto the field for the pre game warm up. He also was one of the more open coaches when it came to dealing with the media. Remember "Tuesdays with Terry"?

He tells the background of the story in regards to how he came up with the pre game warm up and argument he had with Ian Collins to get approval. It was 1998. We started that year incredibly well and by the middle of the season every club was doing it.