Thanks for posting this.

Thanks spiral 3!

think a 150-game player who gave us honest service deserves a bit better than some of the trash metered out to him. He wasn't a great player, he wasn't a bad player. He did his best. He lost his way a bit in his final few years, but there's no heard feelings from me and I wish him all the best with...

Its all about the vibe

if Newnes stays and recovers his best form his experience alone will be very useful.

Agree, if he can get back his previous form. FWIW, I heard that he was carrying an injury for a lot of the season.

In the first month of the season till he injured his knee Lonie was not only in our top 22 but more like out top 5.

Totally agree.

Thanks for that Tony74, hope you are right about Robbo and Bytel.

Agree with most on here, Coff good, Clarke great.

Great article. Thanks also for the cut and paste

I want to see that post-goal dance as many times as is humanly possible.

He's been great, heard he was carrying an injury for most of last year.

He's been great, heard he was carrying an injury for most of last year.

Go Lonie!

Could be the next Sam Fisher.

Thanks for that

Thanks for that.

Agree with that Samoht

Yes

Newnes did OK up forward this year

Unread post by derby Street » Sun 02 Dec 2018 1:23pm

ace wrote: ↑Sun 02 Dec 2018 12:54pm
St Kilda drafting genius.
type 1 diabetes guaranteed to ensure he would never be an elite mover.
Ignorant.

Extremely ignorant.

A great story about a gutsy Saints win against North in 1933:

https://www.theaustralian.com.au/sport/ ... 17ca4eaf0a

There's some putrid stuff within this thread.

Roger that

I'd also say Billings, Long, and Lonie also have 'X-factor' capabilities

Yes I think I do. He is type 1 diabetic and rapid wait loss means that you are not controlling it well. Oh dear!

What rubbish, did you ever consider that he may have
1) Changed his diet
2) increased his physical activity (e.g. running0.
or both.

At least no players have expressed a desire to leave the Saints yet, unlike other clubs e.g. the suns