Garbage wrote:Geelong - Yes

Carlton - No

Oops, I didnt read your question properly. I thought you were talking about the 1987 reserves grand final.

After winning 5 in a row we lost against the lowly tigers.

Geelong 82 & Carlton 87

Okay... Round 19, 1990... The Saints lost to the Hawks 17.17:119 to 13.5:83 What major incident occured during the match involving Brereton? The knob racially villified Nicky Winmar and set the match alight with violence. Can't quite remember the full details but we definitely had some players repo...

oops, I meant Glen Coghlan.

As for the oldtimer, I will go with "Algy Millhouse" or Gordon Dangerfield. (I wish I had my "Point of it All" at work.)

I'll go for the Dave McNamara and Ben Coghlan quinella.

How about a clue St Fid?

Was the nickname because the player was a distaster or because they were destructive?

Jayson (Jack) Daniels. Right Time frame, started at a young age. Its gotta be.

Could it be Nicky Winmar? (Real name Neil). I can't remember him playing in the threes.

Mick Dwyer? (I think his real name was Mark)

Doesn't really fit the time frame but how about Rod Owen? He started at 16.

All three are correct Jed, however I was only familiar with the third one until now.

Starting to run out of ideas so here goes.

We all love Beer and we all love St.Kilda. What is the current link between "Fosters Brewing Group" and St.Kilda?

Brighton? Perhaps the club didn't think there was enough disposable income in the area?

He escaped the city and the media hullabaloo to retreat to his log cabin in the bush.

Probably an Essendon player, I will go with Lloyd.

Torque It Up! wrote:That does help! Steven Lawrence is the one to Monky's right.

Gee, I didn't recognise him without the perm.

1977?

All answers are revealed in the new edition of the Saint.

Cain Ackland is "Jed".
I think Jason Gram is "Lester"
Can't remember the third.

Correct St.Fid, I remember the look of horror on his face as the ball kept getting pumped into our backline relentlessly.

No

During those first distressing weeks of 1985 what was the name of the back pocket player who made his debut and played the first two games (I think) and never played again?

Peter Melesso?

Great question Jed. Racking my brain over this one. Was it John Favier or Phil Cronan?

Sorry, can't help with this one.

Apart from the residual nightmares and cold sweats I have totally obliterated the memory of this day.

I thought each "Team" had an "Alpha" assigned to them but remember
that certain grounds usually had the same letters.

A & B was the VFL Park game.
C & D was the Princes Park game.
R & S was the Kardinia Park game.


Am I on the right track?