Played footy with Bill Thompson, won the JJ Liston {when it really meant something} at Dandenong. Top bloke and player
Alan_Noonan_10: jackie_mihocek:Lindsay McGie wasn’t a great player but they often used him for his prodigious kickouts which went further than anyone else.
He was known as the Boy From Vietnam by the commentators.
Amongst our other five Boys from Vietnam including Keith Gent (wounded and never played VFL again), Ian Payne (brother of Charlie), Bill Thompson, Greg “Spider” Perry and Ian Anderson (who drives taxis in Port Fairy).
There were 7 VFL players went to Vietnam…6 of them played for us…the other being Geelong’s Wayne Closter.
Played footy with Bill Thompson, won the JJ Liston {when it really meant something} at Dandenong. Top bloke and player
Bit slow but a really good, strong mark. Was he from Alexandra, same as Mr Two-of-each, Les stillman?
jackie_mihocek:Lindsay McGie wasn’t a great player but they often used him for his prodigious kickouts which went further than anyone else.
He was known as the Boy From Vietnam by the commentators.
Amongst our other five Boys from Vietnam including Keith Gent (wounded and never played VFL again), Ian Payne (brother of Charlie), Bill Thompson, Greg “Spider” Perry and Ian Anderson (who drives taxis in Port Fairy).
There were 7 VFL players went to Vietnam…6 of them played for us…the other being Geelong’s Wayne Closter.
I’m surprised more hasn’t been made of that for ANZAC day
Mental_Bomber: Alan_Noonan_10: jackie_mihocek:Lindsay McGie wasn’t a great player but they often used him for his prodigious kickouts which went further than anyone else.
He was known as the Boy From Vietnam by the commentators.
Amongst our other five Boys from Vietnam including Keith Gent (wounded and never played VFL again), Ian Payne (brother of Charlie), Bill Thompson, Greg “Spider” Perry and Ian Anderson (who drives taxis in Port Fairy).
There were 7 VFL players went to Vietnam…6 of them played for us…the other being Geelong’s Wayne Closter.
Played footy with Bill Thompson, won the JJ Liston {when it really meant something} at Dandenong. Top bloke and player
Bit slow but a really good, strong mark. Was he from Alexandra, same as Mr Two-of-each, Les stillman?
Yes he was from Alexandra, moved back there the last i heard
What the ■■■■ is this thread I’ve walked into?
A couple of old dudes reminiscing, its Blitz man
A couple of old dudes reminiscing, its Blitz man
Be respectful sonny, i like it.
Mental_Bomber:A couple of old dudes reminiscing, its Blitz man
Be respectful sonny, i like it.
Yep, me too.
You can learn all sorts of things about the club and it’s history from conversations like that.
NiftyNev2: Mental_Bomber:A couple of old dudes reminiscing, its Blitz man
Be respectful sonny, i like it.
Yep, me too.
You can learn all sorts of things about the club and it’s history from conversations like that.
I thought you were around back then with Noonan, so you already knew these things?
Reboot: NiftyNev2: Mental_Bomber:A couple of old dudes reminiscing, its Blitz man
Be respectful sonny, i like it.
Yep, me too.
You can learn all sorts of things about the club and it’s history from conversations like that.I thought you were around back then with Noonan, so you already knew these things?
We all have different experiences though.
And I like it when people reminisce about things about the club.
You can learn things you missed, or see something from a new perspective, etc.
And to be fair, Noonan was around when you caught and killed your own clothing.
They were manufacturing it by the time I was born.
Hmmm, Its a long time since anyone called me sonny, I was talking about myself with the reference to “old dudes”
What the ■■■■ is this thread I’ve walked into?
It’s called history, and it is one of the things that makes this club so great.
I thought most people here would be from “leisure suit larry” era
Police Quest… Monkey Island… Dino’s Eggs…Talingard…Bilestoad…
Remember only police quest from that list.
Remember only police quest from that list.
Doing better than me then, l don’t know any of them.
I bet most people in here wouldn’t even know what “clocking a game” meant!
Derived from “clocking your opponent”
That is seriously good trivia.
iIRC Perry was “the tarantulo” (as against “tarantula”), for some obscure reason.
Been overseas the last couple of weeks and after watching the Tigers match live on tv I was only able to see Francis’ highlights against Port rather than live.
Those dukes and reading of the play ability are top notch. The Mcavaney frothing was for once enjoyable. Bring on many years of froth.
Bit disappointed we didn’t bring him in earlier but a salivating end to his AFL season.
Derived from “clocking your opponent”
Probably in jest - but derived from turning the clock-counter over on pinball machines.