Here's one for you why are there so many coaches with mullets?
Gary Ayres, Kosi, Wayne Phillips, Wayne Weidemann just to name a few is there any reason behind this strange occurrance? - anyone got any others...
Coaches with mullets....
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Coaches with mullets....
by scoob » Wed Feb 21, 2007 4:50 pm
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by Snaggletooth Tiger » Wed Feb 21, 2007 6:06 pm
Well I do know Glenelg's 1973 Premiership Coach
Neil Kerley is an avid fisherman!
...& you can spot the occasional 'Blind Mullet' floating down the Patawalonga!
Neil Kerley is an avid fisherman!
...& you can spot the occasional 'Blind Mullet' floating down the Patawalonga!
GO THE GROWL!!!
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"Shut the gate on this one Maxy... It's the Duck's Guts!"
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by XXXXRooster » Wed Feb 21, 2007 6:58 pm
Don Haddow (for any of u lot familiar with the WAFL in the 80's)
SANFL-NO THEATREGOERS ALLOWED!!!!
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by McAlmanac » Wed Feb 21, 2007 10:17 pm
Graham Cornes had a pretty good mullet in his glory days. John Cahill's permed mullet was a beauty - the quinella.
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by Rik E Boy » Thu Feb 22, 2007 9:00 am
The Mullett rocks. When you are old and married like me, why not wear your hair the way you want it...after all, one day the Mullett will be back. The Mullett was the hairstyle to have from 1977-91...spanning three decades LOL. A good shaggy Mullett is a thing of beauty....it takes time for the shag to cover those shoulders and it's the only shag us Mullettheads get.
The Mullett always generates comment and laughter around the office..and who is more popular than those that create (and invite) laughter. In SA the Mullett may be dead but in the Ipswich Mall my Mullett is turns heads...or it might be my 'I am not the father' T Shirt that I like to wear to town ha ha.
Go the Mullett.
regards,
REB
The Mullett always generates comment and laughter around the office..and who is more popular than those that create (and invite) laughter. In SA the Mullett may be dead but in the Ipswich Mall my Mullett is turns heads...or it might be my 'I am not the father' T Shirt that I like to wear to town ha ha.
Go the Mullett.
regards,
REB
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by Booney » Thu Feb 22, 2007 10:27 am
*sigh*
My King mullett went about a decade ago.It all began after a little "trim" (sides and top only).Walk into a mates house with a early 20's poor attempt at a goatie and my mates wife greets me with;
"Ahhh,brave Sir Lancelot!"
Boon walks to hairdresser,"Number 1 all over,thanks".
My King mullett went about a decade ago.It all began after a little "trim" (sides and top only).Walk into a mates house with a early 20's poor attempt at a goatie and my mates wife greets me with;
"Ahhh,brave Sir Lancelot!"
Boon walks to hairdresser,"Number 1 all over,thanks".
If you want to go quickly, go alone.
If you want to go far, go together.
If you want to go far, go together.
by Rik E Boy » Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:02 am
LMAO Booney. Was it..
regards,
REB
regards,
REB
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by whatcha got there? » Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:12 am
mullets are just wrong, everyone time i see one i dont know whether to or laugh.
or laugh.Libertine wrote:Have to agree with Blink even though he is a fool
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by scoob » Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:20 am
smac wrote:Greg Anderson had a mullet, was almost a coach too.
Yeah he had a cracker, cant go past his and Gary Aryes why is it only the DH coaches have them?
by Rik E Boy » Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:34 am
whatcha got there? wrote:mullets are just wrong, everyone time i see one i dont know whether to
GO THE MULLET!!
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by JK » Thu Feb 22, 2007 11:48 am
Rik E Boy wrote:The Mullett rocks. When you are old and married like me, why not wear your hair the way you want it...after all, one day the Mullett will be back. The Mullett was the hairstyle to have from 1977-91...spanning three decades LOL. A good shaggy Mullett is a thing of beauty....it takes time for the shag to cover those shoulders and it's the only shag us Mullettheads get.
The Mullett always generates comment and laughter around the office..and who is more popular than those that create (and invite) laughter. In SA the Mullett may be dead but in the Ipswich Mall my Mullett is turns heads...or it might be my 'I am not the father' T Shirt that I like to wear to town ha ha.
Go the Mullett.
regards,
REB
Im sure the mullet was back in vogue around 2003-2006 (LOL least I hope it was)
by Rik E Boy » Thu Feb 22, 2007 12:06 pm
Constance_Perm wrote:
Im sure the mullet was back in vogue around 2003-2006 (LOL least I hope it was)
Good taste never goes out of vogue Permstance!
Burn baby burn!!
Hey Charger V
Go the Mullet!!
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REB
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by Footy Chick » Thu Feb 22, 2007 12:15 pm
Constance_Perm wrote:Rik E Boy wrote:The Mullett rocks. When you are old and married like me, why not wear your hair the way you want it...after all, one day the Mullett will be back. The Mullett was the hairstyle to have from 1977-91...spanning three decades LOL. A good shaggy Mullett is a thing of beauty....it takes time for the shag to cover those shoulders and it's the only shag us Mullettheads get.
The Mullett always generates comment and laughter around the office..and who is more popular than those that create (and invite) laughter. In SA the Mullett may be dead but in the Ipswich Mall my Mullett is turns heads...or it might be my 'I am not the father' T Shirt that I like to wear to town ha ha.
Go the Mullett.
regards,
REB
Im sure the mullet was back in vogue around 2003-2006 (LOL least I hope it was)
Heh heh... CP Definately had a fair Mul last time I saw him.... will see if its still attached on Friday night
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by Booney » Thu Feb 22, 2007 1:16 pm
Rik E Boy wrote:LMAO Booney. Was it..
regards,
REB
*nods*
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by whatcha got there? » Thu Feb 22, 2007 1:24 pm
Rik E Boy wrote:
Go the Mullet!!
regards,
REB
haha guns dont kill people, chuck norris kills people.
Libertine wrote:Have to agree with Blink even though he is a fool
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by Booney » Thu Feb 22, 2007 1:27 pm
Mulletts kill any respect you may,or may not have had.Give me Chuck Norris anyday.
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If you want to go far, go together.
If you want to go far, go together.
by JK » Thu Feb 22, 2007 2:15 pm
Falcon Chick wrote:Constance_Perm wrote:Rik E Boy wrote:The Mullett rocks. When you are old and married like me, why not wear your hair the way you want it...after all, one day the Mullett will be back. The Mullett was the hairstyle to have from 1977-91...spanning three decades LOL. A good shaggy Mullett is a thing of beauty....it takes time for the shag to cover those shoulders and it's the only shag us Mullettheads get.
The Mullett always generates comment and laughter around the office..and who is more popular than those that create (and invite) laughter. In SA the Mullett may be dead but in the Ipswich Mall my Mullett is turns heads...or it might be my 'I am not the father' T Shirt that I like to wear to town ha ha.
Go the Mullett.
regards,
REB
Im sure the mullet was back in vogue around 2003-2006 (LOL least I hope it was)
Heh heh... CP Definately had a fair Mul last time I saw him.... will see if its still attached on Friday night
LOL .. It's not the hair at the BACK of my head I have to worry about!!
by our_longreach » Thu Feb 22, 2007 4:18 pm
Chocco had a decent mullet too in his Brisbane playing days...anyone got a picture of that?
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by whatcha got there? » Thu Feb 22, 2007 4:58 pm
kudos to jason gillespie for his curly mullet..thing...
i remember my (then) 16 year old cousin announcing he was going to grow one just like it.
so gilly must have been doing something right!
i remember my (then) 16 year old cousin announcing he was going to grow one just like it.
so gilly must have been doing something right!
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