VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 12:40 pmVery nice looking girls
But do we have to see thier pictures in the paper all the time ?
But do we have to see thier pictures in the paper all the time ?
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Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 12:40 pmRe: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 12:42 pmA bit harsh Mal. They did just play in a World Championship winning side.
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 6:42 pmmal wrote:Very nice looking girls
But do we have to see thier pictures in the paper all the time ?
i'd be careful if i were you mal, remember they are rooster chicks so punk might be around to set fire
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 7:11 pmmal wrote:Very nice looking girls
But do we have to see thier pictures in the paper all the time ?
They are very nice looking girls and as far as i am concerned they can put as many photos of them in the paper as they like
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Mon Nov 19, 2007 10:28 pmTerry would be a very proud dad
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Tue Nov 20, 2007 12:11 pmmal wrote:Very nice looking girls
But do we have to see thier pictures in the paper all the time ?
Yes we do !!!
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 9:33 amLaura von Bertouch bows out on a high
She has just been crowned a netball world champion, but talented Australian mid-court player Laura von Bertouch has today announced her retirement from all levels of the game.
At just 27 years of age, von Bertouch has become a pivotal cog for the Australian Netball Team since making her debut in July 2006.
However, after committing herself fully to the sport since the age of 8, she believes the time is now right to pursue other opportunities.
“I made the decision during the season to retire from both my national and Adelaide Thunderbirds commitments,” von Bertouch explained.
“Simply put, I am just burnt out. It takes a big commitment to succeed at this level with the travel, training and discipline required.
“Since starting the game, I have committed myself 100 percent and it is now time for other experiences in my life.
“I am extremely lucky to go out on a high, winning the World Championships. It was an achievement I will never forget and something I shared with an amazing group of people, including my sister Natalie.”
Australian coach Norma Plummer is sad to see her skilled wing attack leaving the game at the peak of her career, but fully supports von Bertouch’s decision.
“She has just played the best game of her life in the World Championship final, and probably still has four years in her,” Plummer said.
“But I understand there are other things in life and Laura gives her absolute all when she commits to something.
“She was a delight to coach, she took everything on board and left nothing undone. Everything she does is with quality. I wish her all the best in the future.”
She has just been crowned a netball world champion, but talented Australian mid-court player Laura von Bertouch has today announced her retirement from all levels of the game.
At just 27 years of age, von Bertouch has become a pivotal cog for the Australian Netball Team since making her debut in July 2006.
However, after committing herself fully to the sport since the age of 8, she believes the time is now right to pursue other opportunities.
“I made the decision during the season to retire from both my national and Adelaide Thunderbirds commitments,” von Bertouch explained.
“Simply put, I am just burnt out. It takes a big commitment to succeed at this level with the travel, training and discipline required.
“Since starting the game, I have committed myself 100 percent and it is now time for other experiences in my life.
“I am extremely lucky to go out on a high, winning the World Championships. It was an achievement I will never forget and something I shared with an amazing group of people, including my sister Natalie.”
Australian coach Norma Plummer is sad to see her skilled wing attack leaving the game at the peak of her career, but fully supports von Bertouch’s decision.
“She has just played the best game of her life in the World Championship final, and probably still has four years in her,” Plummer said.
“But I understand there are other things in life and Laura gives her absolute all when she commits to something.
“She was a delight to coach, she took everything on board and left nothing undone. Everything she does is with quality. I wish her all the best in the future.”
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 9:35 amWell done Laura on a innings well played... 
Just a pity that the netballers do not get the financial
help that other elite sports people get...
Just a pity that the netballers do not get the financial
help that other elite sports people get...
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 9:48 amOh well, at least Mal will be happy - after these final pics from today, we'll see less of her.
Only 27!
I know they don't get the financial rewards that other sports do, but their profile as netballers allows them other opportunities that the average joe like you and I don't get.
Only 27!
I know they don't get the financial rewards that other sports do, but their profile as netballers allows them other opportunities that the average joe like you and I don't get.
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 9:57 amLAURA
107 GAMES THUNDERBIRDS
18 GAMES FOR AUSTRALIA
2007 THUNDERBIRDS CAPTAIN
NATIONAL NETBALL LEAGUE TEAM OF THE YEAR IN 2002-04-05-06
Daughter of Terry a fine footballer for the Norwood Football club
To retire at 27 appears to be premature.
Hopefully its a decision she does not regret later in life.
She can now concentate on her job as an occupational therapist.
21/11/07 a famous day on the SA calender
LEHMANN retires from o/d cricket today
MCLEODS DAUGHTERS has been axed
LAURA quits the Thunderbirds
What next ?
107 GAMES THUNDERBIRDS
18 GAMES FOR AUSTRALIA
2007 THUNDERBIRDS CAPTAIN
NATIONAL NETBALL LEAGUE TEAM OF THE YEAR IN 2002-04-05-06
Daughter of Terry a fine footballer for the Norwood Football club
To retire at 27 appears to be premature.
Hopefully its a decision she does not regret later in life.
She can now concentate on her job as an occupational therapist.
21/11/07 a famous day on the SA calender
LEHMANN retires from o/d cricket today
MCLEODS DAUGHTERS has been axed
LAURA quits the Thunderbirds
What next ?
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 9:59 amThey're ripping out our hearts Mal!
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 10:00 amDogwatcher wrote:They're ripping out our hearts Mal!
erm McLeods daughters, more like the gall bladder
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 10:01 amPerhaps a sequel
Von Bertouchs daughters.
Von Bertouchs daughters.
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 10:29 ammal wrote:Very nice looking girls
But do we have to see thier pictures in the paper all the time ?
Yes we do mal, yes we do.
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 10:40 pmmal wrote:Very nice looking girls
But do we have to see thier pictures in the paper all the time ?
I can think of some other publications Id be pretty happy to see their photos in
Re: VON BERTOUCH sisters
Posted: Wed Nov 21, 2007 10:44 pmI believe Laura will be back at some stage, she said she's just burnt out and needs a break from it all. I think at 27 she still has a lot to offer the Thunderbirds and Australia. She is a brilliant player and as far as I'm concerned, can appear in the paper all she likes.