Eagleton and his season

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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby on the rails » Wed Oct 05, 2011 7:13 am

fester69 wrote:Here I am! Extremely disappointing season by Nathan and I expect much more from him next year. Still better than Allan, as 277 AFL games to nil would suggest! Gee how can I sleep at night knowing my posts insult you? Very easy when I know "tools" like you aren't associated with Norwood!


OMG how will I cope not being associated with Norwood! :roll:
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Go Legs » Wed Oct 05, 2011 7:45 am

on the rails wrote:
fester69 wrote:Here I am! Extremely disappointing season by Nathan and I expect much more from him next year. Still better than Allan, as 277 AFL games to nil would suggest! Gee how can I sleep at night knowing my posts insult you? Very easy when I know "tools" like you aren't associated with Norwood!


OMG how will I cope not being associated with Norwood! :roll:


All so easy, commit Hari Kari.

There are only 2 types of football supporters those that are devoted to Norwood and those that wish they could ;)
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Wedgie » Wed Oct 05, 2011 8:05 am

Go Legs wrote:
on the rails wrote:
fester69 wrote:Here I am! Extremely disappointing season by Nathan and I expect much more from him next year. Still better than Allan, as 277 AFL games to nil would suggest! Gee how can I sleep at night knowing my posts insult you? Very easy when I know "tools" like you aren't associated with Norwood!


OMG how will I cope not being associated with Norwood! :roll:


All so easy, commit Hari Kari.

There are only 2 types of football supporters those that are devoted to Norwood and those that wish they could ;)


Close, but no cigar, there are those football supporters who get to drink Coopers several times a year and those that wish they could. ;)
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Eagleton and his season

Postby The Sleeping Giant » Wed Oct 05, 2011 10:04 am

I always thought it was those who don't follow Norwood and the retarded.
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Wedgie » Wed Oct 05, 2011 10:06 am

The Sleeping Giant wrote:I always thought it was those who don't follow Norwood and the retarded.


My Dad's always said that and he's been a Norwood fan for all of his 71 years! :lol:
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby gossipgirl » Wed Oct 05, 2011 1:03 pm

doggies4eva wrote:I remember years ago talking to a footy administrator about the difference between AFL and SANFL. He said that the gap wasn't 10% or 20% like a lot of people assume but more like 1% to 2%. Once a player drops away and can't make the AFL (I'm talking about the players that have had a good 10 years or so) then they will probably only be ordinary players at SANFL level.


yeah perhaps before 1991 but seriously its like comparing the NBL with the NBA. :roll:
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Postby The Sleeping Giant » Wed Oct 05, 2011 1:08 pm

Uummmm.......no.
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Grahaml » Wed Oct 05, 2011 2:46 pm

Spoken like someone who truly doesn't understand either the NBA, NBL and footy.
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby RB » Wed Oct 05, 2011 2:52 pm

gossipgirl wrote:yeah perhaps before 1991 but seriously its like comparing the NBL with the NBA. :roll:


One of the most inaccurate and ill-informed comments I've ever seen on this forum
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Booney » Wed Oct 05, 2011 3:14 pm

RB wrote:
gossipgirl wrote:yeah perhaps before 1991 but seriously its like comparing the NBL with the NBA. :roll:


One of the most inaccurate and ill-informed comments I've ever seen on this forum


You need to look around some more. ;)
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Wedgie » Wed Oct 05, 2011 3:16 pm

ha ha, trying to imagine Shaq or MJ in the NBL having the same influence as what Eagleton does in the SANFL. :lol:
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Go Legs » Wed Oct 05, 2011 6:18 pm

Wedgie wrote:ha ha, trying to imagine Shaq or MJ in the NBL having the same influence as what Eagleton does in the SANFL. :lol:



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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Dogwatcher » Wed Oct 05, 2011 7:42 pm

He may have been blad but Eagleton was no Shaq in AFL terms.
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby mickey » Wed Oct 05, 2011 8:28 pm

Dogwatcher wrote:He may have been blad but Eagleton was no Shaq in AFL terms.


More muggsy bogues, Andrew Gaze or shane heal
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Grahaml » Wed Oct 05, 2011 9:13 pm

mickey wrote:
Dogwatcher wrote:He may have been blad but Eagleton was no Shaq in AFL terms.


More muggsy bogues, Andrew Gaze or shane heal


In one sentence you've managed to demonstrate the difference between NBA and NBL. Bogues was a very handy NBA player for a long time, similar to Eagleton in the AFL. Gaze and Heal were sensational NBL players, similar to the likes of Thomas and Allan in the SANFL. Yet Gaze and Heal were miles and miles behind Bogues in ability. Bogues could have retired from basketball for 5 years then made an NBL come back and lit the comp up like even Gaze and Heal couldn't. Gaze and Heal's NBA careers were limited to a few cameo minutes off the bench. There are many comps between NBA and NBL, none between AFL and SANFL. The best SANFL players and worst AFL players overlap. That doesn't happen with the NBA and NBL in normal circumstances. If Bogut comes to any NBL side, you might get an idea of just how far away from NBA our little national basketball comp really is.
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby on the rails » Thu Oct 06, 2011 7:03 am

Grahaml wrote:
mickey wrote:
Dogwatcher wrote:He may have been blad but Eagleton was no Shaq in AFL terms.


More muggsy bogues, Andrew Gaze or shane heal


Yet Gaze and Heal were miles and miles behind Bogues in ability. Bogues could have retired from basketball for 5 years then made an NBL come back and lit the comp up like even Gaze and Heal couldn't. Gaze and Heal's NBA careers were limited to a few cameo minutes off the bench.


Hard to compare Gaze and Bogues - they were completely different type players and separated by 14 inches of height!
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby CK » Thu Oct 06, 2011 7:49 am

Grahaml wrote:
mickey wrote:
Dogwatcher wrote:He may have been blad but Eagleton was no Shaq in AFL terms.


More muggsy bogues, Andrew Gaze or shane heal


In one sentence you've managed to demonstrate the difference between NBA and NBL. Bogues was a very handy NBA player for a long time, similar to Eagleton in the AFL. Gaze and Heal were sensational NBL players, similar to the likes of Thomas and Allan in the SANFL. Yet Gaze and Heal were miles and miles behind Bogues in ability. Bogues could have retired from basketball for 5 years then made an NBL come back and lit the comp up like even Gaze and Heal couldn't. Gaze and Heal's NBA careers were limited to a few cameo minutes off the bench. There are many comps between NBA and NBL, none between AFL and SANFL. The best SANFL players and worst AFL players overlap. That doesn't happen with the NBA and NBL in normal circumstances. If Bogut comes to any NBL side, you might get an idea of just how far away from NBA our little national basketball comp really is.


This belongs more in the Other Sports thread, but I'd be surprised if Bogut dominates to the extent that some people think he will, and yes, I follow NBL very closely. That is selling the competition extremely short.
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby Dog_ger » Thu Oct 06, 2011 8:06 am

It amazes me how some people expect one person to win a Grand Final.

Some people expect him to kick a goal from centre half back... :shock:

What about the advice he gives to our Norwood youth behind the scenes & what it takes to become a "Great Footballer"..

Not everyone has or wants that committment. ;)
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Eagleton and his season

Postby The Sleeping Giant » Thu Oct 06, 2011 9:24 am

Awesome thread. We get the ramblings of Grahaml and the madness of Dog_ger.
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Re: Eagleton and his season

Postby gossipgirl » Thu Oct 06, 2011 9:47 am

The Sleeping Giant wrote:Awesome thread. We get the ramblings of Grahaml and the madness of Dog_ger.


great entertainment :D
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