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yah.
completely stuffed.
completely stuffed.
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Traralgon will win the flag by a country mile. Hve recruited better than anyone. And recruited very good ppl/players.
says he from Mooroopna who doesn't follow an AFL club.
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no they wont
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Matt's final foray is to be realised
Shepparton United's Matt Forys will spend possibly his last season of his football career travelling to play for hometown Moe next year.
Forys has departed United and will fulfil a promise made long ago to some close mates that he would finish his playing career at Moe.
Outgoing Moe president Lachlan Sim said he and Forys had only reached a verbal agreement at this stage.
``I've only had conversations with him over the phone but all indications are he's on board,'' Sim said.
``We won't catch up until he comes home to see his family for Christmas but I'm confident his word is binding. I've known `Fonzy' for a long time.''
The 31-year-old will still live and work in Shepparton and train with United during the week.
He will most likely drive more than three hours to Moe on Friday nights, play on Saturday's and drive back to Shepparton on Sunday.
Sim said if the travel becomes too much for Forys he will happily clear him back to play for United.
United president Jason Kelly said a number of clubs in the Goulburn Valley region made big offers for Forys recently.
``Matt said he never had any consideration to play anywhere but United in the GV and if he was to leave to play anywhere else it would be Moe,'' Kelly said.
``That's the only reason he's leaving. It's a matter of him wanting to go home and play what he thinks will be his last year of footy.
``He's been a fantastic player and servant of our club and we wish him well.''
Forys arrived at United with Traralgon brothers Steve and Brad Hazelman from AFL Canberra side Belconnen in August 2004.
He kicked 69 goals and won United's senior best and fairest in his first season in 2005.
One of the GVFL's premier forwards in recent times, Forys kicked 301 goals in four seasons at United.
Forys made his senior debut for Moe aged 16 and was named in its Team of the Century in 2003.
``We need a full-forward and someone that can kick goals so getting `Fonzy' is a bit of a coup for us,'' Sim said.
``We don't want him to kick 100 and feel that he's got a lot of pressure on him. We'll structure our forward line so he's a big part of it.''
Coached by former North Melbourne utility Troy Makepeace, Moe lost an elimination final to Maffra this season. Makepeace will coach again next year.
Shepparton United's Matt Forys will spend possibly his last season of his football career travelling to play for hometown Moe next year.
Forys has departed United and will fulfil a promise made long ago to some close mates that he would finish his playing career at Moe.
Outgoing Moe president Lachlan Sim said he and Forys had only reached a verbal agreement at this stage.
``I've only had conversations with him over the phone but all indications are he's on board,'' Sim said.
``We won't catch up until he comes home to see his family for Christmas but I'm confident his word is binding. I've known `Fonzy' for a long time.''
The 31-year-old will still live and work in Shepparton and train with United during the week.
He will most likely drive more than three hours to Moe on Friday nights, play on Saturday's and drive back to Shepparton on Sunday.
Sim said if the travel becomes too much for Forys he will happily clear him back to play for United.
United president Jason Kelly said a number of clubs in the Goulburn Valley region made big offers for Forys recently.
``Matt said he never had any consideration to play anywhere but United in the GV and if he was to leave to play anywhere else it would be Moe,'' Kelly said.
``That's the only reason he's leaving. It's a matter of him wanting to go home and play what he thinks will be his last year of footy.
``He's been a fantastic player and servant of our club and we wish him well.''
Forys arrived at United with Traralgon brothers Steve and Brad Hazelman from AFL Canberra side Belconnen in August 2004.
He kicked 69 goals and won United's senior best and fairest in his first season in 2005.
One of the GVFL's premier forwards in recent times, Forys kicked 301 goals in four seasons at United.
Forys made his senior debut for Moe aged 16 and was named in its Team of the Century in 2003.
``We need a full-forward and someone that can kick goals so getting `Fonzy' is a bit of a coup for us,'' Sim said.
``We don't want him to kick 100 and feel that he's got a lot of pressure on him. We'll structure our forward line so he's a big part of it.''
Coached by former North Melbourne utility Troy Makepeace, Moe lost an elimination final to Maffra this season. Makepeace will coach again next year.
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any confirmed signings for garfield or warragul yet?
Sale City should be able to beat them for first time in a long time in a practice match?
Sale City would struggle to beat Sale 3rds
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Yeah, Dusties played them last year & they were shocking.
Dusties played their pretty much their whole thirds team. Get your head out from your rock and 'rock' up to their preseason training. Its not the same team anymore..
is it just me who didn't understand this post?
I'm with you bad boy, it made very little sense.
good. i'm not insane then.
he worded it as if the dusties played all their thirds players.
anyway, in closing. both teams were shit.
anyway, in closing. both teams were shit.
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Saw you running the other night, Come to City training this wednesday
don't ask for something you can't afford
rumour has it the Belmont Lions in the GDFL are chasing my services.. captain/coach hahaSurely you jest?
The big B train at full forward, now that is worth the price of admission
i'm a lean mean fighting machine these days
no need to pigeon hole me at full forward.. James Hird esque i am. let me off the leash and let me do my work haha
(not playing next year though, i'll stick to my media career thanks
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don't ask for something you can't afford
i'm a lean mean fighting machine these days
no need to pigeon hole me at full forward.. James Hird esque i am. let me off the leash and let me do my work haha
(not playing next year though, i'll stick to my media career thanks
Quite right. I remember the day you tagged MaCaffer out of the game at Newhaven, i'm sure he still carries scars from that day.
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haha! yes, my claim to fame. mind you, i don't think he was trying as hard as i was, and i'm sure he wasn't as stiff the next day as i was but it was still pure pwnage
MaCaffer = my bitch
MacAffer = Shit-truck from Killy Bass.
I have no idea how he managed to get drafted. He was ****en shit the whole way through juniors.
I have no idea how he managed to get drafted. He was ****en shit the whole way through juniors.
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