SA Footy

woodublieve12 wrote:Anyone hear jars and Louie last night when they were complaining that not enough support was shown around town?

I only mentioned that to some people this morning.

I've been down to Melrose Park along South Road, back up to Hilton, up to Dulwich and back to Torrensville and I've seen probably 3 or 4 shops/servos with colours out the front. Even to and from work it's one chick in a little Festiva with a scarfe as the only one I've seen this week.

I thought there was way more Crows nuffs than that. I'm sure there is.

woodublieve12 wrote:To be honest, I would like to see the tigers win so I can give it to everyone on my crow mates who have given me shit for every time we've lost any game and also Grand finals...
Don't even care how petty that is.... They are the first, followed by the port supporters to get stuck into me.

But for the small amount of good crow supporters I know I would like them to win for them.

Thanks mate, appreciate it

Booney wrote:

woodublieve12 wrote:Anyone hear jars and Louie last night when they were complaining that not enough support was shown around town?

I only mentioned that to some people this morning.

I've been down to Melrose Park along South Road, back up to Hilton, up to Dulwich and back to Torrensville and I've seen probably 3 or 4 shops/servos with colours out the front. Even to and from work it's one chick in a little Festiva with a scarfe as the only one I've seen this week.

I thought there was way more Crows nuffs than that. I'm sure there is.

Lids still on Booney

Dutchy wrote:Im a bit over all the Phil Walsh stuff, while a tragedy Im not convinced his impact in a few months was as dramatic as everyone has made it to be.

That being said, too many good people that I know will get an enormous about of joy from a Crows win, so Im supporting them tomorrow and hope they have a good win. The betting markets are very generous so will at least make some coin out of a win also.

I think the people within the confines of the club would dispute that, quite heavily in fact.

Note that he replaced Sanderson who was slowly taking Adelaide in the wrong direction, it wasn't a happy club under Sanderson. Walsh in a very short time righted that ship, he quickly replaced van Berlo with Walker to point the club in a new direction and you can tell how the players speak of him he immediately captured their attention.

Also, speak to any of the Port Adelaide or West Coast boys who had him as a mentor / assistant coach and they'll tell you how much of an influence he was. Very highly regarded man by many.

morell wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Im a bit over all the Phil Walsh stuff, while a tragedy Im not convinced his impact in a few months was as dramatic as everyone has made it to be.

If it was just that, I'd agree.

But it was also Dean Bailey, Sauce's brother, Brent Riley's accident and now even Brodie Smith's injury.

They've been put through a football grinder.

Seriously? a lot of this stuff happens in footy clubs at any level.

Dutchy wrote:

morell wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Im a bit over all the Phil Walsh stuff, while a tragedy Im not convinced his impact in a few months was as dramatic as everyone has made it to be.

If it was just that, I'd agree.

But it was also Dean Bailey, Sauce's brother, Brent Riley's accident and now even Brodie Smith's injury.

They've been put through a football grinder.

Seriously? a lot of this stuff happens in footy clubs at any level.

A senior coach gets murdered by their son at other clubs?

Brent Reillys injury was nearly 3 seasons ago.

Dutchy wrote:

morell wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Im a bit over all the Phil Walsh stuff, while a tragedy Im not convinced his impact in a few months was as dramatic as everyone has made it to be.

If it was just that, I'd agree.

But it was also Dean Bailey, Sauce's brother, Brent Riley's accident and now even Brodie Smith's injury.

They've been put through a football grinder.

Seriously? a lot of this stuff happens in footy clubs at any level.

Bailey joins Adelaide as senior assistant in 2011, passes away in 2014
Walsh joins Adelaide as senior coach in 2014, murdered in 2015

You reckon lots of this happens in footy clubs of any level?

Again, tragic.

However yes, people die and accidents/injuries happen.

HH3 wrote:Brent Reillys injury was nearly 3 seasons ago.

Who?

Bum Crack wrote:

HH3 wrote:Brent Reillys injury was nearly 3 seasons ago.

Who?

Classy

Dutchy wrote:Im a bit over all the Phil Walsh stuff, while a tragedy Im not convinced his impact in a few months was as dramatic as everyone has made it to be.

Doesn't need to be about his impact from a football perspective. Those young lads would have been very close to PW and lost him overnight. Nothing could have prepared them for that.

Dutchy wrote:Again, tragic.

However yes, people die and accidents/injuries happen.

This wasn't an accident or some workplace injury. This was murder at a pretty gruesome level.

Guys stop talking about it, Dutchy is sick of hearing about it

MW wrote:

Bum Crack wrote:

HH3 wrote:Brent Reillys injury was nearly 3 seasons ago.

Who?

Classy

Precious

Rik E Boy wrote:

MW wrote:

Bum Crack wrote:

HH3 wrote:Brent Reillys injury was nearly 3 seasons ago.

Who?

Classy

Precious

without regards? Touchy

MW wrote:Levi Casboult was on Sunrise this morning and tipped Adelaide cause "Melbourne would be unbearable next year if Richmond won the flag"

I thought every Victorian was on the tiger train.

You don't understand the hatred between Richmond and Carlton then. Carlton supporters will get behind the Crows as will many Collingwood and Essendon fans

human_torpedo wrote:Guys stop talking about it, Dutchy is sick of hearing about it

Didnt say that, moreso I think it is taking away the impact Pyke has had on the group.

MW wrote:

Rik E Boy wrote:

MW wrote:

Bum Crack wrote:Who?

Classy

Precious

without regards? Touchy

Seemed to break the rhythm

regards,

REB

It's ok Dutchy, I kind of agree with what you're saying..