Why is the triggered Tugger so butt sore today?
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I'm never butt sore flog, i just hate your scats.Why is the triggered Tugger so butt sore today?
Don't forget the 3 preseason and night premierships! It's 20!Yes, and 7 premierships between 1870-1896, giving us a total of.........17!
Mods flogstradamus this fred thanks. Doing it with a game in hand is just an incredible performance.
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Kissed on the dick from AFL again with their easy draw, go figure.
Welcome scholars, seven indeed. Colin would be proud he's helped two more wayward flogs see the light.
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Only a Geelong supporter would write a book desperately claiming flags from a totally different competition while also stating no other clubs flags from non VFL/AFL competitions should count not even other flags won in the VFA, the Cats reek of desperation... and meth.VFA post-1897 is no longer the premiere competition - they are reserve grade nothings. There's a wonderful book by Colin Carter that discusses this topic in depth.
17 > 13. Goodnight.
“When we talk about how many premierships we have won, it is 10,” Swans’ CEO Tom Harley said.
Harley said they categorise them under each era: five VFA, three VFL [and] two AFL premierships, but the cups are displayed together in the foyer of the club’s headquarters while the 10 flags hang in the rooms.
Carter, who finished his 10-year tenure as Geelong president at the end of 2020, told The Age and the Herald he was rapt to hear that the Sydney Swans were recognising their South Melbourne history in such a tangible way.
“I think what Sydney has done is terrific,” Carter said.
Harley said it follows logic to recognise the flags in such a way as the club celebrates their 150th anniversary with South Melbourne beginning in 1874. They moved to Sydney in 1982.
Oh Col, you've done it again!Carlton leads the tally with 22, Essendon 20, Geelong and Collingwood 17 apiece, Melbourne 16, Richmond 13, Hawthorn 13 with South Melbourne/Sydney eighth on the table with 10 flags.