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Never really give a toss what they say. Actually came from a ad that Mark Bickley did in our early years.

bad speller

VB 67.8 Danger 67.0 Thomo 68.5 Slone 68.4 Smith 69.8

Sadly just saw the pieces you wanted to. Was in our best early when alot of the team were absent. Love supporters who look for the errors to suite their bias. A number of our upper tier burn the ball consistently with no calls for their head. Guess every team needs a whipping boy.

you know of course this was just a stunt to take the pressure off VB.

As a Crows Member & old SANFL member I was a little uneasy seeing Scott Thompson pull on the state Guernsey. That was until: Port people said they were part of the SANFL at that time too Yes and the very reason the Crows were born. Go back to that time and remember the sentiment toward them as...

As a Crows Member & old SANFL member I was a little uneasy seeing Scott Thompson pull on the state Guernsey. That was until: Port people said they were part of the SANFL at that time too Yes and the very reason the Crows were born. Go back to that time and remember the sentiment toward them...

Bloody miss nearmap :(

I don't disagree at all that "unanimous" is spruked often. The alternative is factions coming out and giving the alternative view which just undermines a decision that has been made, in which the club would look unstable. I think a united front is a much better look, even if we can cynically...

Darren Burgess coached at one of the premier sports clubs in the world and believes out athletes are training at those standards. If our best is VB its easy to make the comparison.

You'd consider stepping down if you hadn't the support of the players or didn't think you'd be back and able to contribute. Why would this be surprising unless he thinks because he has lost the support of the BF fraternity he should step down. silliness it seems is catchy

I don't know anyone in the banking industry that thinks this. Stop just typing things to suit an argument.

Fair call, never hit bf after an afternoon of drinking.

So Otten to play back when overcast then. Being as winter sport Otten to the forward line.

Modra did without even having a medal to prove it. If he helps in Tex's absence with a few goals and helping with structure he may very well play his part.

The one moment that really irks me is danger winning a contest (like he does) then running around someone (like he does) about to be confronted by another player gets the one two and kicks the ball 30 meters along the ground because he struggles to kick at full pace. We can all pick moments in...

Being behind Danger (or Thommo last year) is fine. I think Dangers time is now also, but I can support a move without bagging VB. Of course if he isn't selected this year I'll be happy to support that decision also, as I know I am not in a position to have all the facts (Even as a founding...

That most on this forum want their captain in the image of roo without respecting what the players, coaches and club have seen in our captain. In a nutshell for u.

This conversations been going long before his form slump, and has always been about who should or shouldn't be captain.

Sound great now, but was Boak ready previously. Cassisi played the role until he was ready. Ask Jack Trengrove if its the right decision to be promoted before your time.

Danger is being groomed for the role, and is a worthy if not the best choice. This however is no reason to give VB the shellacking he receives on here. If we think Danger's time is now, great, surely that doesn't mean we have to denigrate VB.

Another post which assumes bf posters have more idea than the club we support of whom are closer to the actual facts.

JPod brings structure initially whilst we await Tex, brings the ball to ground for the likes of Betts and Callinan (if still with us), and will be an asset off field as well. Sando knows his quality. 2 years, maybe one year too many on field but if he has the expertise to move into a sports...

The players seem to think differently as do the coaches. Of course I bow to your observations from behind your television set.

Bit of a Pendlebury v's Swan debate. Pendlebury has the polish and footy smarts, but Swan just wills his way into the contest.

Silence is usually golden in these cases. He didn't have to say it yet he did.

This

Really. Maybe some research would be good here.

Hard lesson to learn. We have always and will always have to deal with the go home factor, Tippett was the first we really tried to keep. Previous to this the club had always been criticised for not get the deal done. We know we are not the only club with such deals, just the one dumb enough...