When does the 19th team arise? I am not one for thinking too far ahead of event until it's about to happen, which is when I'll be be removing my thinking cap from the bottom drawer and place it on my head to contemplate the ramifications of it all to the competition in general. Until then it's just an empty proposition that may never come to fruition.
Father’s Day card from my youngest. Note the writing on the central character’s head. This is my proudest moment as a father and as a human being.
Father’s Day card from my youngest. Note the writing on the central character’s head. This is my proudest moment as a father and as a human being.
Excellent point.
Not so much childhood for me. I was 18 and 19 in our back to back losses. But total PTSD.
Did you see the Prince Aadam debut fight?
Thanks mate, I will check it out
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Well said young fella. Us older fellas should do the same. Hopefully Tim gets through this.AFL club ‘rocked’ by player’s ‘serious’ health issue
‘He’s in a safe space and our thoughts are with him.’
Highly concerning is the reporting around Tim Membrey.
Mental health is a serious epidemic at the moment in our society, and for young fellas it can be extremely tough to speak up about and reach out to find support, due to the ongoing stigma surrounding it and societal pressure to be alright all the time.
One thing I've learnt myself as a younger bloke finding my way through this sometimes rough and bumpy world is that you never, ever regret speaking up and reaching out for help when you aren't okay. And you also never regret looking out for the people that you care about that may not be. And that doesn't just for apply for young men, that applies to everyone.
As you go about your days next week, don't hesitate to ask your mates or family if they're okay if you're worried about them, or speak up and reach out to someone you trust if you're not. Wishing Tim a speedy recovery and hope he gets the support he needs.
AFL club ‘rocked’ by player’s ‘serious’ health issue
‘He’s in a safe space and our thoughts are with him.’
Highly concerning is the reporting around Tim Membrey.
Mental health is a serious epidemic at the moment in our society, and for young fellas it can be extremely tough to speak up about and reach out to find support, due to the ongoing stigma surrounding it and societal pressure to be alright all the time.
One thing I've learnt myself as a younger bloke finding my way through this sometimes rough and bumpy world is that you never, ever regret speaking up and reaching out for help when you aren't okay. And you also never regret looking out for the people that you care about that may not be. And that doesn't just for apply for young men, that applies to everyone.
As you go about your days next week, don't hesitate to ask your mates or family if they're okay if you're worried about them, or speak up and reach out to someone you trust if you're not. Wishing Tim a speedy recovery and hope he gets the support he needs.
Both in 1990 and in 2010 I had the misfortune of hitting a magpie and killing them. But in 2018, same scenario, driving along and a magpie flies into my path. This time I managed to swerve and although I clipped it, I did not mortally wound the magpie. Make of that what you will but this week, if I see an opportunity to make a sacrifice I'll be thinking long and hard about it.
