This is the wayMy cousin got married on grand final day a few years ago. I didn't go
Opinion The 'Carlton related stuff that doesn't need it's own thread' thread Part 2
- Thread starter The Old Dark Navy's
- Start date
- Tagged users None
- Status
myblueroan
The truth sometimes arrives on horses. 🐎
I mean, how hard is it to arrange an early October wedding? Or November? November is a beautiful month full of spring...hint of summer in the air ...kids today!
thylacine60
Post-Human
- Banned
- #6,828
my richmond following uncle set the bar pretty low with an earpiece in during a family wedding back in the seventies........that being the case, I'm wondering if I could go to the game and listen to the wedding remotely? thoughts?
- Oct 8, 2018
- 3,307
- 10,863
- AFL Club
- Carlton
- Other Teams
- Chicago Bulls
In this post-covid world working/entertaining/celebrating remotely is ALL the rage apparently
ferrisb
Brownlow Medallist
Just go. And if it sucks you can leave at half-time.
Obviously, I am talking about the wedding.
I would never leave the footy at HT. Pffft, that shows a real lack of class...
Obviously, I am talking about the wedding.
I would never leave the footy at HT. Pffft, that shows a real lack of class...
thylacine60
Post-Human
- Banned
- #6,831
tip for all wedding planners - omit the bit where photos............
We lost on my sister's wedding day.
I still manged to keep tabs on the scores all day though.
Was better I did not see the football that day.
I still manged to keep tabs on the scores all day though.
Was better I did not see the football that day.
I left half way through second quarter once.
myblueroan
The truth sometimes arrives on horses. 🐎
Sure. Set up zoom and give the occasional wave and nod. Deliver speech to coincide with half time break. Get crowd involved...
No brainer!
thylacine60
Post-Human
- Banned
- #6,835
It's not like I want to be missing the wedding..........
- Oct 8, 2018
- 3,307
- 10,863
- AFL Club
- Carlton
- Other Teams
- Chicago Bulls
ferrisb
Brownlow Medallist
Miss 8yo was home sick today. We wanted her to do something other than sit on devices (which she did plenty of)...
She made some cute lego for mrsb and decided on a craft project for daddy....
Only enough foam pieces for 16-a-side, so must have been a reserves match during COVID. It was against the WBD, so we won. Pretty sure...
She made some cute lego for mrsb and decided on a craft project for daddy....
Only enough foam pieces for 16-a-side, so must have been a reserves match during COVID. It was against the WBD, so we won. Pretty sure...
- Aug 24, 2009
- 1,720
- 6,047
- AFL Club
- Carlton
Life size card board cut outs …. No one will even notice if you’re positioned in the corner.
Explain to her a rectangle is not a centre square....
Her ideas of arcs are not up to scratch either.
Your daughter, I owe an apology....
In 1966, Ron Barassi and Bill Stephen trialled a new and dramatic concept: The centre rectangle. The idea was to keep players away from the midfield during centre bounces, so that their followers had room to clear the ball. This was officially proposed in August that year, according to the Canberra times
1966
June 2: Flick pass outlawed. Ball had to be struck with a clenched fist.
Centre rectangle (45m x 27m) experiment used by coaches Ron Barassi (Carlton) and Bill Stephen (Fitzroy).
In 1966, Ron Barassi and Bill Stephen trialled a new and dramatic concept: The centre rectangle. The idea was to keep players away from the midfield during centre bounces, so that their followers had room to clear the ball. This was officially proposed in August that year, according to the Canberra times
1966
June 2: Flick pass outlawed. Ball had to be struck with a clenched fist.
Centre rectangle (45m x 27m) experiment used by coaches Ron Barassi (Carlton) and Bill Stephen (Fitzroy).
ferrisb
Brownlow Medallist
The dimensions are clearly not to normal scale.
And why should they be, no one in my house is...
ferrisb
Brownlow Medallist
Neither Wifey or I drink much alcohol.Oh. “foam pieces”
I initially assumed they were wine bottle corks
But if home schooling had continued any longer we might have ended up at AA...
Bletch
Premium Platinum
- Dec 8, 2020
- 4,001
- 12,708
- AFL Club
- Carlton
Your daughter, I owe an apology....
In 1966, Ron Barassi and Bill Stephen trialled a new and dramatic concept: The centre rectangle. The idea was to keep players away from the midfield during centre bounces, so that their followers had room to clear the ball. This was officially proposed in August that year, according to the Canberra times
1966
June 2: Flick pass outlawed. Ball had to be struck with a clenched fist.
Centre rectangle (45m x 27m) experiment used by coaches Ron Barassi (Carlton) and Bill Stephen (Fitzroy).
I can remember the centre diamond. Even had a footy game that featured it.
I can’t remember squares, diamonds or circles.
Usually just a sticky black mud bog in the dead of winter and in the “drier” weather, ruts that you could break an ankle in.
Bletch
Premium Platinum
- Dec 8, 2020
- 4,001
- 12,708
- AFL Club
- Carlton
Drop in pitches has done a lot more for the quality of football than it has for cricket.
So the mid season AA team sees Cripps on the bench behind Bailey Smith on the ground……..interesting.
On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app
On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app
forever blue 1
Club Legend
- Mar 7, 2021
- 1,644
- 1,984
- AFL Club
- Carlton
Wasn’t there a slogan something about ‘do you know what they’re cooking or
Can you smell what they’re cooking
I don’t know
But it was a pretty cray slogan
forever blue 1
Club Legend
- Mar 7, 2021
- 1,644
- 1,984
- AFL Club
- Carlton
- Status
Similar threads
