Paul Bulluss-any older blokes remember him?

[BF Tiger]

I remember Bulluss and Howat quite well. When we were getting smashed by Geelong in the '95 Prelim Final my mates and I just wanted Howat to go mental, knock out a few Cats so the Tigers could win, miss the GF but become a Punt Rd Legend.

After Bulluss got delisted I remember an article being written about him by Dermie I think, saying that it was unfair that he wasn't getting another shot at AFL because clubs were too interested in going young.

 

[Bound 4 september]

Had a photo with Paul Bulluss as a young pup at a family day at Punt road maybe round 94. Don't know where the photo got to wish I could find it though.

 

[Fish 20]

Frustrating player. Simple fellow. The last time I saw him was when he played for Balwyn in 1999. Wasn't worth the $1500 per game he was rumoured to be on.

 

[1980GFVideo]

How many blokes feel old because of the threads suggestion that you need to be old to remember him.

 

[IDGAF]

How many blokes feel old because of the threads suggestion that you need to be old to remember him.

can someone wheel over my zimmer frame ???

people forget the Bulluss was a state player at one stage

 

[1980GFVideo]

can someone wheel over my zimmer frame ???

people forget the Bulluss was a state player at one stage

Yeah but for South Australia though.

That old is remembering blokes from the nineties is scary.

 

[courtjester]

How many blokes feel old because of the threads suggestion that you need to be old to remember him.

I do find it scary that 1990 was 20 years ago. Ah, those golden days, pre internet, guys like Bulluss playing AFL, the Seattle sound, discovering all the things of life...

 

[courtjester]

Goal umpire looks interested....

 

[I miss RICHO!]

Watched the old Richmond Heartstoppers video today. I was too young to remember him but by the looks of it, he went alright. He reminded me of Ray Hall a bit.

 

[IDGAF]

I do find it scary that 1990 was 20 years ago. Ah, those golden days, pre internet, guys like Bulluss playing AFL, the Seattle sound, discovering all the things of life...

Dont worry about Bulluss ... its when you remember blokes like this you are in real trouble

 

[IDGAF]

Watched the old Richmond Heartstoppers video today. I was too young to remember him but by the looks of it, he went alright. He reminded me of Ray Hall a bit.

Paul Bulluss >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.



Daylight

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ray Hall

 

[tugga]

Paul Bulluss >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>.



Daylight

>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Ray Hall

Agree. Hall was a spud. Bully actually could play a little.

 

[courtjester]

Dont worry about Bulluss ... its when you remember blokes like this you are in real trouble

Check out that cover price!

 

[94_Eagles]

Bit steep.

 

[tribey]

It's funny when you think of our team in the nineties, how we couldn't make the finals yet we could make state squads. If memory serves me, I watched a state game where Bullus, Tape, Daffey played for the crows...

Yeah but for South Australia though.

Marty McKinnon, yes the Marty McKinnon got a game for the SA state side one year.

The lack of SA and WA's depth through the mid/late 90's was ultimately what killed the Origin concept - half a dozen elite blokes the likes of Kernahan, Andy McKay, Rehn, Modra or Platten would pull out with injury and find themselves replaced with the likes of Stephen Patterson, Matthew Robran, David Grenvold or skinny inexperienced kids like Peter Burgoyne or Tredders.

Daffy at his peak was an absolute gun, however - like a more explosive Ryan O'Keefe.

 

[IDGAF]

Check out that cover price!

Bit steep.

About worthy of his output

No-one knows who it is do they ?

 

[Bojangles17]

is it Garry Shaw, that high priced dud collingwood signed

 

[tugga]

I have no idea and it's doing my head in.

 

[JAKLAUGHING]

How many blokes feel old because of the threads suggestion that you need to be old to remember him.

...paul who?!?......

 

[IDGAF]

is it Garry Shaw, that high priced dud collingwood signed

I have no idea and it's doing my head in.

Do you give up ?

... or will i give you a clue

 

[captain blood 17]

Do you give up ?

... or will i give you a clue

It's killing me, i need a clue. (or i could just answer Ron Jeremy).

 

[True Thylacine]

Got me too.....shits me more when I know that back there somewhere I know WTF he is! Well that and Iddy having one over me...hahaha

 

[peejay]

Kevin Taylor?

Played for Fitzroy?

 

[sante]

Anyone remember Marc Dragacevic? He played 3 games of cricket with us this year. He made 103, 122 and 150 not out. Needless to say he is a gun. Ripping bloke too. Funny ****er.
Brad Ottens played 5 games fo us as well. Great guy.

Dragicevic used to work for Schweppes here in Adelaide, was a rep. at my store.

 

[Frustrated Tiger]

Check out that cover price!

Person in question is.............Neil Taylor

Neil Taylor was an inspirational player who served as Subiaco captain in six of his fifteen league seasons, including the premiership year of 1986. Equally at home as a wingman or on the ball, he won the Lions' fairest and best award on a couple of occasions, and was one of the primary reasons behind his club's re-emergence as a WAFL force during the mid-1980s. Taylor played a club record 260 senior games for Subiaco between 1975 and 1989. His style of play was perhaps ideally suited to the VFL, but he remained loyal to the Lions.