Collingwood 2023 Premiership cup presenter - Peter Moore

[Collingwood 4 eternity]

Tony Shaw upon interviewing Peter Moore on 3aw said it would be fitting if Peter presented the 2023 AFL Premiership Cup to Darcy , and Peter replied that he couldn’t comment on that.

He has probably already been informed that he will.

How magical would that moment be

Pies do it.

 

[Magpie Since 1986]

I like it, can we nominate Peter Daicos to present the norm Smith too ?

 

[Sweeetleftfoot]

Hopefully Darcy doesn’t throw his medal away.
All things going to plan.

 

[Kes1984]

I’d love Peter Moore to do it. Would be fitting to hand it to his captain son.

 

[2009premiers]

I like it, can we nominate Peter Daicos to present the norm Smith too ?

Judd already announced…. and Bomber Thompson the Jock McHale

 

[Sea fog]

Judd already announced…. and Bomber Thompson the Jock McHale

The Norm Smith presenters tend to former winners of that medal.

 

[76woodenspooners]

The Norm Smith presenters tend to former winners of that medal.

Good Point … maybe Scott Pendlebury can present it?

 

[Collingwood 4 eternity]

Confirmed by the AFL

Peter Moore will present the cup upon our victory

Leigh Matthews if the other mob gets up

 

[TradeDraft]

Hope Darcy as more luck with GF Results then his Old Man

 

[gouki88]

Nailed it!

 

[Go Woods]

If we win it, I'll be shedding tears watching P.Moore walking up with the cup.
God I'm drooling........

 

[The Royal Sampler]

Julie McCreery overlooked again, first the Brownlow now this…

 

[Matt_352]

I am going to be crying if we get to see Darcy handed the cup from his Dad

 

[Timmy from Thomastown]

Julie McCreery overlooked again, first the Brownlow now this…

She’s holding out for too much money

 

[stormskye]

I am going to be crying if we get to see Darcy handed the cup from his Dad

I’ll prob be passed out if we win

 

[cliffdrabble]

I am going to be crying if we get to see Darcy handed the cup from his Dad

Yes, was great to see.

Was sitting top deck of the Northern Stand for the 1990 GF. When the game finished a bloke came from behind and tapped me on the shoulder "Could you help me carry my brother down the stairs", came the request, As I turned around, there was Peter Moore. His brother was not drunk, but in a wheelchair. A sobering reminder about life in the moment of premiership joy.

 

[raymond35]

Yes, was great to see.

Was sitting top deck of the Northern Stand for the 1990 GF. When the game finished a bloke came from behind and tapped me on the shoulder "Could you help me carry my brother down the stairs", came the request, As I turned around, there was Peter Moore. His brother was not drunk, but in a wheelchair. A sobering reminder about life in the moment of premiership joy.

How did he get up there? That's a lot of concrete steps in the old Northern stand, with no lifts that I can remember.

 

[cliffdrabble]

How did he get up there? That's a lot of concrete steps in the old Northern stand, with no lifts that I can remember.

I did not ask him or his brother how they got up there. I can tell you the carrying down the 3 flights of stairs was bloody difficult. My arms were killing me

We were more excited talking about the game and he mentioned the disappointment of missing out when he was at the club. I did say at some point that the 1990 team had real character and sensed that he may have taken it as a criticism of his time at the Pies. It was not intended.

But it is not surprising that Darcy has turned out so well, as his father is an extremely nice guy. And I was so glad he asked me to help him on that wonderful, surreal day in 1990.

The surreal did not end there either. 3am the next morning a group of 5 or 6 friends were having a drink in the downstairs bar in the Social club at Vic Park when Darren Millane burst into the room. Premiership Cup in one hand and the other heavily bandaged he jumped up on the bar and led the 5 or 6 of us into a stirring rendition of "Good old Collingwood forever'.

 

[raymond35]

I did not ask him or his brother how they got up there. I can tell you the carrying down the 3 flights of stairs was bloody difficult. My arms were killing me

We were more excited talking about the game and he mentioned the disappointment of missing out when he was at the club. I did say at some point that the 1990 team had real character and sensed that he may have taken it as a criticism of his time at the Pies. It was not intended.

But it is not surprising that Darcy has turned out so well, as his father is an extremely nice guy. And I was so glad he asked me to help him on that wonderful, surreal day in 1990.

The surreal did not end there either. 3am the next morning a group of 5 or 6 friends were having a drink in the downstairs bar in the Social club at Vic Park when Darren Millane burst into the room. Premiership Cup in one hand and the other heavily bandaged he jumped up on the bar and led the 5 or 6 of us into a stirring rendition of "Good old Collingwood forever'.

We were not far apart that day. I sat bottom deck of the Northern Stand, and around midnight was drinking VB on the steps of the social club, that we'd bought in on the train. Wasn't a social club member that year, so we wandered off about 12:30 ( I think )

 

[Black_White]

Is it poor of me to get so much pleasure seeing a Melbourne Demons Brownlow medallist present the cup to Collingwood?

 

[cliffdrabble]

We were not far apart that day. I sat bottom deck of the Northern Stand, and around midnight was drinking VB on the steps of the social club, that we'd bought in on the train. Wasn't a social club member that year, so we wandered off about 12:30 ( I think )

That is interesting, we got our tickets through the social club and whinged about being stuck on the top deck. I felt a little less concerned after realising Peter Moore had worse seats than we did.

Another memory from that day was an Essendon supporter getting up from his seat when he realized there was no way back from an 8 goal deficit and made us laugh with "You Collingwood supporters are a bunch of f...g dogs". I don't think he was expecting the hilarity in response to his tirade as he turned an Essendon shade of red and wisely found the exit to his liking

 

[raymond35]

That is interesting, we got our tickets through the social club and whinged about being stuck on the top deck. I felt a little less concerned after realising Peter Moore had worse seats than we did.

Another memory from that day was an Essendon supporter getting up from his seat when he realized there was no way back from an 8 goal deficit and made us laugh with "You Collingwood supporters are a bunch of f...g dogs". I don't think he was expecting the hilarity in response to his tirade as he turned an Essendon shade of red and wisely found the exit to his liking

I love it. The only crude comments in our area were from me, In the direction of Terry Daniher. I hated him long before that day.
We were in Northern Stand bottom deck as VFL Park members, equivalent of AFL gold members today.
So top deck was ticketed to Social club members. I never realised that. Must have happened after the debacle in 1984 when they were unsure how many vfl Park members would show up and the top deck of the Northern was empty.

 

[PonsfordMagpie]

 

[jmac70]

Is it poor of me to get so much pleasure seeing a Melbourne Demons Brownlow medallist present the cup to Collingwood?

I’d describe it as weird.

Most people see it as a former Collingwood Captain presenting the cup to his son, the current Collingwood captain.

Massive feel good story.

Looking for a different angle is strange and says something about you.

 

[Black_White]

I’d describe it as weird.

Most people see it as a former Collingwood Captain presenting the cup to his son, the current Collingwood captain.

Massive feel good story.

Looking for a different angle is strange and says something about you.

Ha.
Knew someone would bite.
And I had 50 on you being in the top 3!