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Jeez Cats are struggling. They're a one man team at the moment.
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I'm pretty sure you would have caught flathead. Apart from heating pies, pasties, sausage rolls and donuts, the rest of my friend's father's time was spent cleaning and fileting flathead which we caught in numerous quantities from the boat. I had forgotten the flathead - I am sure they were served with some unhealthy home cooked chips, probably with a side of pastie innards to provide some vegetable matter.Wonderful- my first memory of Indented Head is many moons ago - a day visit to my sister who was staying with the family of one of her school
friends. I got tooken out fishing - may have even caught some flathead - I remember excitedly returning from fishing and announcing to my mother that we had gone "fishing in Bass Strait" - not sure why I thought 400 metres off Indented Head was Bass Strait! - could have been the exuberance of youth ...
Stealing a kiss from a friend's sister was always fun - the lure of semi- forbidden fruit - there we go again - fruit rules -:inc at Indented Head
Good old flathead - underrated but first class eating.I'm pretty sure you would have caught flathead. Apart from heating pies, pasties, sausage rolls and donuts, the rest of my friend's father's time was spent cleaning and fileting flathead which we caught in numerous quantities from the boat. I had forgotten the flathead - I am sure they were served with some unhealthy home cooked chips, probably with a side of pastie innards to provide some vegetable matter.
My school friend, Peter, was only such because he lived nearby and we were the first boys on the bus to school and last off everyday. I think he would have been a great success if he had been born 35 years earlier in Germany as he was the type who'd have done well in the Gestapo. He was a junior school prefect. Thanks to him, I was caned three times - for taking lemons from the branch of a tree overhanging a path, throwing another kid's cap over a fence and short cutting from a railway crossing to the corner of the station platform.
At senior school, he quickly rose to rank of lieutenant in the school cadets and thrived on strutting about the bus on cadet day in his perfectly polished boots and crisp uniform probably lovingly ironed by his mother who swore the Germans had never done anything more than defend themselves against a world hell bent on isolating them.
You don't expect your friends to lag on you for minor misdemeanours or things which normal people wouldn't even consider a misdemeanour. Even if the school had been foolish enough to give them a badge which signified that a 13 year old could act as an open spy and informer among his school mates.
Jeez Cats are struggling. They're a one man team at the moment.
Spoken a bit too soon…..
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Switch hit big time and Ollie looking the goods.Spoken a bit too soon…..
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He is always good for one or two goals in a 13 straight goal blitz. Flat track bully some would say.Switch hit big time and Ollie looking the goods.
He is always good for one or two goals in a 13 straight goal blitz. Flat track bully some would say.
I worry how he always flinches at the thought of any physical contact
I would judge him on how he goes when his team is struggling like last week against Suns. Reckon there is a large sample size of him going missing in that scenarioI reckon there is a sample size of one for that.
I hate plum pudding. I wouldn't be fighting anyone for pack C. I missed cadets even though it was compulsory for yr 9 - 11. My father was a pacifist. I had to go into scouts and all the dangers that entailed. Lasted a year then did something else, but never had to do anything militaristic.Good old flathead - underrated but first class eating.
Never forget if you catch yourself on a nasty spike of theirs - wipe the sore spot with some slime from the top of their head
On to cadets - I spent 4 years in that august institution - inc camps and bivouacs - army ration packs with plum pudding in pack C - making it the most sought after. Exploding small tins of military vegemite in the camp fire was fun
Well remember spit polishing boots and applying khaki paste stuff to gaiters -: avoiding getting said paste on the buckles!
If I had been apprehended for all minor misdemeanors inc pinching fruit this post would be written in the company of uniformed officers behind high walls.
Apparently Ginnivan keeping his head down had been the problem.Menzel d Like Elliott would have been elite small forward in the class of Betts and whether 1 liked him or not Milne who for all his faults certainly could play, I think Ginnivan if he keeps his head down can become a top class small forward.
Henry is a very good player and I don’t get the talking him down. It’s pointless.
You're a hard man, Dave. Unfortunately, not everyone loves the club, least alone those that don't want to be there. If mummy's house 50km down the road and the nearby club hold more appeal, it's hard to stop anyone leaving. Henry will always be the one who got away.Because he and his Manager Shitted on the Club
Not sure about that. I find slagging him off makes me feel better. Have I mentioned how much he prances like a dressage horse when running in to kick for goal?Henry is a very good player and I don’t get the talking him down. It’s pointless.
True about Membrey but he’s really the exception to the rule. But agree Ollie’s attitude is the real potential issue.Size isn’t so much an issue if you have the aerial game, Tim Membrey has already proved that, and I’m not sure Ollie lacks pace so much as he doesn’t know how to use his, or doesn’t have the tank to show it.
Honestly he has all the tools to make it, but it’s a matter of whether he’s willing to put in the work that’s required to bring himself to the standard that’s needed, or if he’s happy to coast along and get irregular games on talent alone.
Someone needs to tell Ollie to shave that b#m fluff off his top lip and give it another shot in a few years when his balls have dropped
Someone needs to tell Ollie to shave that b#m fluff off his top lip and give it another shot in a few years when his balls have dropped
Well hopefully he reads bigfootyOk you tell him and 80 per cent of his generation while you are at it. I’ll be right behind you!
Indented head. Spent my teenage summers there, great memories.Wonderful- my first memory of Indented Head is many moons ago - a day visit to my sister who was staying with the family of one of her school
friends. I got tooken out fishing - may have even caught some flathead - I remember excitedly returning from fishing and announcing to my mother that we had gone "fishing in Bass Strait" - not sure why I thought 400 metres off Indented Head was Bass Strait! - could have been the exuberance of youth ...
Stealing a kiss from a friend's sister was always fun - the lure of semi- forbidden fruit - there we go again - fruit rules -:inc at Indented Head
He hasn't got a defensive bone in his body.He plays like a 200cm tall forward with the body of a light framed medium forward, I think he ends up a solid defender in time (Sicily should be the target).
Outstanding ability to concentrate, most of us would turn and tell the bloke to shut the * up.
Did he kick the goal?
Lack of size limits you though. You can be a good player as a 188cm forward who plays like a KPP, but not much more. Membrey a decent comparison. Even then, if your defensive work is not there you can struggle, Dan Menzel an example.Size isn’t so much an issue if you have the aerial game, Tim Membrey has already proved that, and I’m not sure Ollie lacks pace so much as he doesn’t know how to use his, or doesn’t have the tank to show it.
Honestly he has all the tools to make it, but it’s a matter of whether he’s willing to put in the work that’s required to bring himself to the standard that’s needed, or if he’s happy to coast along and get irregular games on talent alone.