What would a premiership mean to you?
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Re: What would a premiership mean to you?
It'd mean the years of hope, heartache and commitment would be vindicated and carry meaning beyond football. I'd hold onto the idea that with time, repeat efforts and resilience things can and will work out with renewed vigour.Time and Tide Waits For No ManComment
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Re: What would a premiership mean to you?
I am hoping it's the opposite of and several times more the combined feelings I had after the 97 and 2010 prelims. There will be a great sense of relief and a bottle of something special! I really can't put into words how much that day will actually mean.Comment
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I'd be ( like everyone) inconsolable with pure joy .
There will be tears and many touchy feely moments .
I tear up even day dreaming about itComment
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I'd have a week or two off afterwards and watch the replay a few times.
And by a few times, I mean have it on constant repeat.Our 1954 premiership players are our heroes, and it has to be said that Charlie was their hero.Comment
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There would have to be a Woofathon of pilgrimage to every Bulldogs hotspot, punctuated by pubs, that would last a month, leaving work, family and all responsibilities as secondary. We would walk the streets with a supporting caravan as a supply line, accompanied by family, the police, a buddhist monk, a catholic priest, the hari krishna and the local member as hangers on. We would have a tent city on the Whitten oval, some with "Up Yours Oakley" signs, where we would sleep and receive visitoring Bulldog supporters from near and far. Our numbers would swell to Save the Dogs proportions. Ted's greatest footage, including his last lap of the MCG would play on the screen.
The pilgrimage would become legendary.Last edited by BornInDroopSt'54; 04-01-2015, 11:23 AM.Footscray Football Republic.Comment
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Likewise. I get vey emotional thinking about The Day. My wife said I'll occasionally be asleep and start hissing, fist pumping and yell "COME ON!" in the middle of the night, which I don't doubt, because I do it in the car overtime I drive over Mt Mistake.Time and Tide Waits For No ManComment
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Install a big screen tv in my room and just have the game on continuous loop. Don't think I'd ever get sick of it.Have you heard Butters wants to come to the Dogs?Comment
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I'm picturing that episode of the Simpsons when Lenny has a party to show off his huge telly and Homer refuses to go home.They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.Comment
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Re: What would a premiership mean to you?
There would have to be a Woofathon of pilgrimage to every Bulldogs hotspot, punctuated by pubs, that would last a month, leaving work, family and all responsibilities as secondary. We would walk the streets with a supporting caravan as a supply line, accompanied by family, the police, a buddhist monk, a catholic priest, the hari krishna and the local member as hangers on. We would have a tent city on the Whitten oval, some with "Up Yours Oakley" signs, where we would sleep and receive visitoring Bulldog supporters from near and far. Our numbers would swell to Save the Dogs proportions. Ted's greatest footage, including his last lap of the MCG would play on the screen.
The pilgrimage would become legendary.Comment
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Wake me up when we get to heaven, let me sleep if we're going to hell
Good luck, for your sake I hope heaven and hell are really there, but I wouldn't hold my breath
And we all found heaven - 2016 Premiers!Comment
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