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Murray Football League (Part 1)
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Thats what u want from a player, when u need somthing done u look to the good ones and they step up!
Thats what u want from a player, when u need somthing done u look to the good ones and they step up!
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i agree to that hank1 i have seen him turn it on in games aswell.
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jim you seem to know your footy well you must be a coach!!
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i was looking around and come across this about trav wayman what drugs are you no mate i would have to agree with mercs quote 1st get your facts right he letf katandra(which he kicked 70 odd goals from 12 or 13 games) to play with mates over wang way the next year and then played with shepp east(kicking goals and played many positions) for 2 years then went to tally(once agrain kicking goals over 280 in the 3 years at tally )and has been great for them on and off the field so not bad for a what sheepdog you say i througth a sheepdog played around packs not at fullforward,chf,fullback,chb & in the centre so once again not bad for a bloke at he's age i should know i coach him over the years & found him great ok he can be a bitter lazy but i think he can been and get away with it he still gets kicks and not often he gets beaten!! sorry for the essay but it ********s me when people put footballers down remember we all play footy for defferent reasons!!!ps the one who watches he wants to step the grade just like kellett not like some young blokes who hide in the lower levels to get the easy money or to scare to push them selfs so who are the lazy footballers!!!Wayman is a sheepdog. He is lazy. Wasn't up to the Picola League so shot through to the KDFL. No way he would be committed enough to achieve anything in the Murray League.
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Yes would be the one word answer. But tried to get him last year and Moama threw a packet at him then and he didnt go so can imagine the amount this year. So No on the proviso of what we would have to pay him.
I think you all missed my point about the GF, I was actually being sarcastic, was probably Trav's worst game for the year and I think Trav would be first to admit that, but hey he got the medal around his neck.
hank1 would you have him in your side!!!
Yes would be the one word answer. But tried to get him last year and Moama threw a packet at him then and he didnt go so can imagine the amount this year. So No on the proviso of what we would have to pay him.
I think you all missed my point about the GF, I was actually being sarcastic, was probably Trav's worst game for the year and I think Trav would be first to admit that, but hey he got the medal around his neck.
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Has anyone heard the rumour that Adam Skrobalak may be playing at Barooga if the grounds dont come up in Geelong.
This great man kicked 100 last year in the Bellerine league which is similar to the murray league and coach torquay to a flag.
What are Barooga like? and how would they go with a 6'6 gun full forward ruckman?
Has anyone heard the rumour that Adam Skrobalak may be playing at Barooga if the grounds dont come up in Geelong.
This great man kicked 100 last year in the Bellerine league which is similar to the murray league and coach torquay to a flag.
What are Barooga like? and how would they go with a 6'6 gun full forward ruckman?
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they should give the flag a crack with out skrobalak in their team
they should give the flag a crack with out skrobalak in their team
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I thought he retired because of a knee injury?
I have heard of this bloke, didn;t he play TAC cup a few years ago?
I thought he retired because of a knee injury?
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Has been mentioned a few times Sticks, but Picola Utd is his destination and probably on bigger $$$.
Has been mentioned a few times Sticks, but Picola Utd is his destination and probably on bigger $$$.
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I have heard from a guy i work with that he knows one of the players from Barooga. I dont actually know skrobalak, i have seen him play over the last two years and i follow the side he is meant to be coaching.
So get off your pogo stick mate and answer the question.
I have heard from a guy i work with that he knows one of the players from Barooga. I dont actually know skrobalak, i have seen him play over the last two years and i follow the side he is meant to be coaching.
So get off your pogo stick mate and answer the question.
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A simple death threat to someone involved around the club, and frequent misbehavoir at major sponsor's pub proved costly
A simple death threat to someone involved around the club, and frequent misbehavoir at major sponsor's pub proved costly
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I heard it was only a chinese burn and that he goes pshyco on lemon, lime and bitters. The sugar gets him every time.
I heard it was only a chinese burn and that he goes pshyco on lemon, lime and bitters. The sugar gets him every time.
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Maybe he should change to Pepsi Max- "It's ok, there's no sugar"
And with all these bushfires, any sort of "burn" can be dangerous!
Maybe he should change to Pepsi Max- "It's ok, there's no sugar"
And with all these bushfires, any sort of "burn" can be dangerous!
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Hawks feather their midfield
January 10 2007
Shepparton News
Seymour whippet Gerard Liddell will hold down a new midfield next season after signing with Barooga on Monday.
Hawks coach Matt Byers said the pint-sized on-baller was a welcome addition to his side, which is shaping to become a formidable finals contender.
"We heard he was on the move . . . so we would have been mad not to make an approach," Byers said.
"He's a great player and played in both their premiership sides.
"And he will be great for our on-ball division to play alongside Damien and Rowan O'Callaghan."
Byers said Liddell, a builder in Seymour, would continue to train the majority of the time at Kings Park with the Lions.
"It's important for him to get to the camp when we do game plans and things like that," Byers said.
"But we've got a few travellers from Melbourne already.
"It is hard, but he's professional enough to go about it correctly."
Liddell said a change of scenery was necessary after playing the majority of his career at Seymour.
"I just felt like I need a change," the dual premiership player said.
"Hopefully we can have more success at Barooga.
"I know a couple of blokes on the committee and they seem like they will have a crack."
Having committed to the Hawks for 12 months, Liddell said he was pleased he was leaving Seymour on good terms and that he would like to return there in the future.
Barooga begins its first postChristmas pre-season run at 10 am Sunday at Barooga Recreation Reserve.
Hawks feather their midfield
January 10 2007
Shepparton News
Seymour whippet Gerard Liddell will hold down a new midfield next season after signing with Barooga on Monday.
Hawks coach Matt Byers said the pint-sized on-baller was a welcome addition to his side, which is shaping to become a formidable finals contender.
"We heard he was on the move . . . so we would have been mad not to make an approach," Byers said.
"He's a great player and played in both their premiership sides.
"And he will be great for our on-ball division to play alongside Damien and Rowan O'Callaghan."
Byers said Liddell, a builder in Seymour, would continue to train the majority of the time at Kings Park with the Lions.
"It's important for him to get to the camp when we do game plans and things like that," Byers said.
"But we've got a few travellers from Melbourne already.
"It is hard, but he's professional enough to go about it correctly."
Liddell said a change of scenery was necessary after playing the majority of his career at Seymour.
"I just felt like I need a change," the dual premiership player said.
"Hopefully we can have more success at Barooga.
"I know a couple of blokes on the committee and they seem like they will have a crack."
Having committed to the Hawks for 12 months, Liddell said he was pleased he was leaving Seymour on good terms and that he would like to return there in the future.
Barooga begins its first postChristmas pre-season run at 10 am Sunday at Barooga Recreation Reserve.
Doona2
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Geez a few of you lads could have some fun with this invitation from the Shepp News . . . .
It's football's silly season.
Players are weighing up club loyalties, ensuring their career progression and chasing a buck for the new season.
So tell us who's coming to your club.
Email sport@mcmedia.com.au or phone 5820 3228.
Geez a few of you lads could have some fun with this invitation from the Shepp News . . . .
It's football's silly season.
Players are weighing up club loyalties, ensuring their career progression and chasing a buck for the new season.
So tell us who's coming to your club.
Email sport@mcmedia.com.au or phone 5820 3228.
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You would think Barooga would be favourites for the flag now with more signing's. Has anyone heard if they have lost any of last season's players?
You would think Barooga would be favourites for the flag now with more signing's. Has anyone heard if they have lost any of last season's players?
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