Farrenitis

[Mantis]

Re: Farrenitis

No, but such an audacious capturing of a thread to add nothing that hasn't been said ad nauseum elsewhere deserves to go through to the keeper. I don't rise to taunting and I pick the grounds on which it is worth fighting.

But bulldogtragic I salute your courage and steadfastness; true Bulldog grit.

By chance do you hug trees for a living?

[Mofra]

Re: Farrenitis

no, but such an audacious capturing of a thread to add nothing that hasn't been said ad nauseum elsewhere deserves to go through to the keeper. I don't rise to taunting and i pick the grounds on which it is worth fighting.

wtf?

[Sedat]

Re: Farrenitis

Leather poisoning seemed to be a side-effect of Farrenitis this week.

I remember the sage words of someone on 'woof' about 18 months ago (TCD from memory), who said that Farren's second set of 75 games will be vastly superior to his first 75. Scott Clayton copped a lot of stick for selecting Ray with such a high pick, but it's fair to say his foresight has been vindicated - just a shame that we won't be the beneficiaries.

It's interesting to hear commentators talk glowingly about his courage and his marking ability overhead these days, but the reality is that these are qualities he has always had in his game from the get-go. And his lack of peripheral vision does not get tested at St Kilda as much because of the work they do off the ball to clear a path for their runners and line-breakers.

[alwaysadog]

Re: Farrenitis

By chance do you hug trees for a living?

I leave that to you