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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby holden78 » Thu Dec 29, 2011 1:30 pm

DOC wrote:Why on earth is this at Findon?

Just to ensure most people can return home in the car they arrived in , instead of being car jack victims :o obvious really !
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby holden78 » Thu Jan 05, 2012 10:05 pm

Oh No , I just bloody realised how disappointed the Gowans twins will be when they wake up one day and know that their careers arent really complete because they havent played in the Roxtel Cup :shock: . Yeh the Roxtel Cup ...... where average SANFL teams play meaningless games that promote none of their sponsors , just to get there rocks off in the middle of the season ( No finals again heh ? ) :lol:
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby CENTURION » Fri Jan 06, 2012 8:57 am

holden78 wrote:Oh No , I just bloody realised how disappointed the Gowans twins will be when they wake up one day and know that their careers arent really complete because they havent played in the Roxtel Cup :shock: . Yeh the Roxtel Cup ...... where average SANFL teams play meaningless games that promote none of their sponsors , just to get there rocks off in the middle of the season ( No finals again heh ? ) :lol:

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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby Jim05 » Fri Jan 06, 2012 9:02 am

CENTURION wrote:
holden78 wrote:Oh No , I just bloody realised how disappointed the Gowans twins will be when they wake up one day and know that their careers arent really complete because they havent played in the Roxtel Cup :shock: . Yeh the Roxtel Cup ...... where average SANFL teams play meaningless games that promote none of their sponsors , just to get there rocks off in the middle of the season ( No finals again heh ? ) :lol:

don't get TOO cocky, what goes up must come down.

Yep there is only one way to go.
Dont underestimate the premiership hangover or the Dogs desire to bounce back, no one apart from Centrals has gone back to back for a very long time
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby tipper » Fri Jan 06, 2012 10:54 am

Jim05 wrote:
CENTURION wrote:
holden78 wrote:Oh No , I just bloody realised how disappointed the Gowans twins will be when they wake up one day and know that their careers arent really complete because they havent played in the Roxtel Cup :shock: . Yeh the Roxtel Cup ...... where average SANFL teams play meaningless games that promote none of their sponsors , just to get there rocks off in the middle of the season ( No finals again heh ? ) :lol:

don't get TOO cocky, what goes up must come down.

Yep there is only one way to go.
Dont underestimate the premiership hangover or the Dogs desire to bounce back, no one apart from Centrals has gone back to back for a very long time


there is nothing to say that they wont play in the foxtel cup either. as far as i am aware they arent retired, they may play for another couple of seasons yet. and also as far as i am aware Centrals have not said that they will never play in the foxtel cup, just not as it is now. you never know there may be changes for 2013 or beyond both with the foxtel cup and with centrals which mean they do participate.

i really hope that i am there to witness the thud as good old holden there comes crashing back down to earth, from reading his posts you would think that the eagles have won 9 grannies in the last dedcade or something....

back on topic, i selfishly hope that the Gowans boys do retire soon ;) but i also hope that it is on their terms (not that there is a suggestion that it might be otherwise) as they have been fantastic for their club and the competition in general. i will also believe that they are retired not when i read it on a forum, as that rumour goes around every year, but when Centrals are playing finals and they havent been seen on field all year. (i actually suspect that they will stop when they get dragged off the field in a pine box, they will probably never stop!)
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby goraw » Fri Jan 06, 2012 8:00 pm

holden78 wrote:Oh No , I just bloody realised how disappointed the Gowans twins will be when they wake up one day and know that their careers arent really complete because they havent played in the Roxtel Cup :shock: . Yeh the Roxtel Cup ...... where average SANFL teams play meaningless games that promote none of their sponsors , just to get there rocks off in the middle of the season ( No finals again heh ? ) :lol:


pity the foxtel cup wasnt around in the 80s, u might have had a smile on ur face atleast 1 weekend if 1 of ur teams drew labrador.now off to enjoy my cottees...
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby frontfoot » Fri Jan 06, 2012 10:30 pm

goraw wrote:
holden78 wrote:Oh No , I just bloody realised how disappointed the Gowans twins will be when they wake up one day and know that their careers arent really complete because they havent played in the Roxtel Cup :shock: . Yeh the Roxtel Cup ...... where average SANFL teams play meaningless games that promote none of their sponsors , just to get there rocks off in the middle of the season ( No finals again heh ? ) :lol:


pity the foxtel cup wasnt around in the 80s, u might have had a smile on ur face atleast 1 weekend if 1 of ur teams drew labrador.now off to enjoy my cottees...



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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby Big Phil » Sat Jan 07, 2012 3:51 pm

Let's get this thead back on track, about Chris and James Gowans, shall we? ;)

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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby goraw » Sat Jan 07, 2012 4:02 pm

Big Phil wrote:Let's get this thead back on track, about Chris and James Gowans, shall we? ;)

http://cdfc.com.au/cms/index.php?option ... 2&Itemid=2



cmon mate u know its all about the dingoes ;)

i actually met chris gowans at the bay a few years ago with the guy that looks like whufc(name escapes me). his a real down to earth guy. had a chat for about 10 mins about footy and loved every minute. after he left , my lad said why are u talking to him , his centrals. taught my lad too well me thinks ;) but certainly knew who he was. that instantly changed my thoughts on the twins.
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby Big Phil » Sat Jan 07, 2012 6:38 pm

goraw wrote:
Big Phil wrote:Let's get this thead back on track, about Chris and James Gowans, shall we? ;)

http://cdfc.com.au/cms/index.php?option ... 2&Itemid=2



cmon mate u know its all about the dingoes ;)

i actually met chris gowans at the bay a few years ago with the guy that looks like whufc(name escapes me). his a real down to earth guy. had a chat for about 10 mins about footy and loved every minute. after he left , my lad said why are u talking to him , his centrals. taught my lad too well me thinks ;) but certainly knew who he was. that instantly changed my thoughts on the twins.


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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby wristwatcher » Sun Jan 08, 2012 1:44 pm

I ran into Jimmy this morning when walking the dog and he was taking out his horse like dog for a trot. I cant be bothered going back and reading this thread again so im not sure whats been said but....if injuries dont interfere with the pre season you will be seeing another year of the great J Gowans. I didnt ask about his brother but assume it might be something similar.
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby Dogwatcher » Sun Jan 08, 2012 6:48 pm

goraw wrote:i actually met chris gowans at the bay a few years ago with the guy that looks like whufc(name escapes me). his a real down to earth guy.


That's a cracker! The guy that looks like WHUFC lol.
Callinan, you may play for the Crows and have won a couple of flags with the Dogs, but you are always going to be the guy who looks like WHUFC on these boards! :lol:
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby Demon Juke » Mon Jan 23, 2012 9:52 pm

Chris Cowans has lost a lot of weight and looks the best he has since he has been here...looking at going out on a high this year.
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby CENTURION » Mon Jan 23, 2012 9:56 pm

Demon Juke wrote:Chris Gowans has lost a lot of weight and looks the best he has since he has been here...looking at going out on a high this year.
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby dedja » Mon Jan 23, 2012 10:09 pm

Well I didn't want to say anything before but the guts were showing a bit ...
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby CENTURION » Tue Jan 24, 2012 7:51 am

and that arse....it's HUGE!!
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby holden78 » Sat Jan 28, 2012 1:28 pm

The twins will have a little competition in the senior doubles this year from Cicca and Shirley , which will just add to those GF rematches !
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby Big Phil » Wed Feb 08, 2012 3:48 pm

*BUMP*

http://cdfc.com.au/cms/index.php?option ... 2&Itemid=2


Don't forget the Gowans' Roast is coming up in a couple of weeks and there are still tickets available through the club (RSVP by Monday 20/2/12 on 8255 2555) at $85 per person for a 3 course meal and 5 hour drinks package.

Guest speakers on the night will re-cap and share stories about their football journey and include their father, fellow players from Central over their journey, opposition players, coaches and even Umpires.

MC’d by Mark Soderstrom, it will be a very fun and enjoyable night for all in attendance. It should be one of the SANFL's most fun events of the year, but with a serious tribute side.

The event is being held at Findon to make it a central location for all people to attend and given the characters that are the Gowans Brothers (and their assistance with promoting the SANFL over the journey) the club sees this as an event not just for Doggies fans, but for anyone that follows SANFL footy.

There are already some people from other Clubs attending the night so it’s certainly open for everybody. Love them or hate them for their white line fever, the twins are certainly characters both on and off the field.
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby CENTURION » Thu Feb 09, 2012 6:01 pm

I will be there with my daddy, I urge all footy lovers to attend, this will be a night to remember!!
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Re: Those Magnificent Gowans Boys.

Postby dedja » Thu Feb 09, 2012 6:05 pm

Damn, will be busy shampooing the hubcaps ...
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