WOOF welcomes Jake Stringer

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  • MrMahatma
    Coaching Staff
    • Sep 2007
    • 3965

    #46
    Re: WOOF welcomes Jake Stringer

    Originally posted by Scraggers
    So at what point does Stringer become more a Bomber than he is was Bulldog? I know that probably happened the day he was traded but, the stats (right now) state otherwise.
    Bulldogs - 89 games (5 seasons) - 160 goals - 2016 Premiership player
    Bombers - 87 games (11 seasons) - 150 goals - lost the 2021 Elimination final

    He’s a player that I love to hate, but there’s no denying he still has the ability to change a game.
    He’s more Bomber. His story is of unrealised talent. He’ll be remembered as a Don.

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    • GVGjr
      Moderator
      • Nov 2006
      • 44637

      #47
      Re: WOOF welcomes Jake Stringer

      Originally posted by MrMahatma
      He’s more Bomber. His story is of unrealised talent. He’ll be remembered as a Don.
      At the end of his career he will have played a lot more games with the Bombers than us so that might sway his but given he won a flag with us he might get the best of both worlds by attending reunions with our players.
      Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"

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      • Dry Rot
        Bulldog Team of the Century
        • Jan 2007
        • 6444

        #48
        Re: WOOF welcomes Jake Stringer

        Originally posted by Grantysghost
        I still find it amusing however I think Libba set the tone with his Vietnamese capers.
        Libba's Hanoi Swans would have beaten the Sydney Swans last weekend.
        The fight is here; I need ammunition, not a ride.

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        • Bulldog4life
          WOOF Member
          • Oct 2007
          • 9607

          #49
          Re: WOOF welcomes Jake Stringer

          Originally posted by MrMahatma
          He’s more Bomber. His story is of unrealised talent. He’ll be remembered as a Don.
          But he will be back for the 10 year premiership anniversary in 2026. Always a Bullgod.

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          • ledge
            Hall of Fame
            • Dec 2007
            • 14309

            #50
            Re: WOOF welcomes Jake Stringer

            Originally posted by MrMahatma
            He’s more Bomber. His story is of unrealised talent. He’ll be remembered as a Don.
            I can guarantee he will be known as a bulldog premiership player more than a don . As the media love to roll with “ premiership player” more than Essendon player who achieved nothing.
            In the last ten years every time an ex player is on they are described as premiership player or some thing they achieved.
            You don’t hear of Alister Lynch ex Fitzroy or Jeremy Cameron ex giant . They are known as brisbane or Geelong premiership player.
            Bring back the biff

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            • SonofScray
              Coaching Staff
              • Apr 2008
              • 4234

              #51
              Re: WOOF welcomes Jake Stringer

              Originally posted by MrMahatma
              He’s more Bomber. His story is of unrealised talent. He’ll be remembered as a Don.
              It will remain a disappointment for me that he couldn’t pull his head in enough to survive a turbulent moment in the relationship. He might never be the player we all hoped he would be, and the character flaws were a worry, but ideally Jake would have been EJ to Bont’s Charlie in a dominant era.

              Not to be.

              Don’t hate the bloke, don’t wish him well either by virtue of being at Essendon, who I hate and will never stray from wishing that club the absolute worst.
              .
              Time and Tide Waits For No Man

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              • Grantysghost
                Bouncing Strong
                • Apr 2010
                • 18959

                #52
                Re: WOOF welcomes Jake Stringer

                Originally posted by SonofScray
                It will remain a disappointment for me that he couldn?t pull his head in enough to survive a turbulent moment in the relationship. He might never be the player we all hoped he would be, and the character flaws were a worry, but ideally Jake would have been EJ to Bont?s Charlie in a dominant era.

                Not to be.

                Don?t hate the bloke, don?t wish him well either by virtue of being at Essendon, who I hate and will never stray from wishing that club the absolute worst.
                .
                I was in Cairns and in the pool with his auntie.

                You know how I knew.

                She told me 30 times.

                Anyway.... He wanted to leave according to her.

                This was 2018.

                But now he wants to stay for some reason I can't remember.

                Was like a player had come or a coach had left I can't remember I was enjoying the Peppers pool

                Thing is.... He always thought he was better than he was.
                BT COME BACK!​

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                • AshMac
                  WOOF Member
                  • Aug 2018
                  • 1712

                  #53
                  Re: WOOF welcomes Jake Stringer

                  Originally posted by Grantysghost
                  Thing is.... He always thought he was better than he was.
                  In 2015 his ego and reality were aligned. Since then miles apart
                  The dam wall has busted!

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