Lightning McQueen wrote:

Dutchy wrote:Draws in footy

Apart from tipping comps and SGM’s I think they’re great for the game. Nothing to split the two teams after 2 hours of battle.

Lets hand out 2 cups then in a GF?

mighty_tiger_79 wrote:Who do you complain too when a regular radio contributor continually wins goodies?

He is a plant to ensure they have enough Port Adelaide content so the Crow Presenters can use their show to push every AFC agenda

Poor land developers

The VFL is seen as superior to the SANFL.
By who?

Port and the Crows who will make any excuse to justify their lack of success, remember in 2013 it was their players being spread amongst the league teams that was holding them back from premierships.

Imagine Port playing the VFL last week when they had 8 AFL listed players available, big cost to send them (and 14 top ups) interstate.

They are kidding themselves if they believe the VFL is stronger and better for their development.

I disagree. Dixon retiring is going to transform that forward line and give them a better look at it. The perceived belief in Dixon has ruined Port for years, banging it long on top of his head because "King Charlie", "Big Charlie" will mark and goal. They rest on the "but Charlie brings it to ground" mentality but clubs have switched onto that and pressure their small forwards enough to reduce their impact (hence all the behinds not goals from rushed attempts).

Three talls in Marshall, Georgiadis, Lord are much more dynamic than Dixon, Marshall, Finlayson and will get more mark and set shots from those three in the future.

Spot on, I get smashed by Port fans who always defend Dixon, but they have other options on their list but Kenny refuses to change. Dixon playing hasn't helped the development of their other talls.

I don’t support either side, but it seems that we’ve basically had only post match analysis from Crows supporters so far, so would be good to hear from the Port side (granted, Vamos has stepped up, apologies to anyone else who may have).

Anyone? Come out from under those rocks.

LOL.

Copy the post game analysis from any Port Adelaide loss over the past 7 years and paste it here. The glove fits.

Sack the useless pr*ck, already.

Seen this movie before?

Anyway, anyone else taste the irony?

10 years of wanting Port and Adelaide out of the competition and now it's coming to be a reality you're all debating if it's the right move for them or not. Brilliant work lads.

More than happy for them to move out, I think it will only make the SANFL stronger, but its a more than reasonable debate for any footy fan here in SA. especially considering the lies they have rolled out throughout the last 13 years.

Son turns 21 today, and despite the milestone has no interest in missing footy training tonight so we had to have our usual family birthday dinner last night

Corona Man wrote:Getting "pinged" by a red light camera. $481, plus 3 demerits. Ouch.

Bit cheaper in Vic? 17yo son got done a month ago, $600+, we didnt tell him that Mum took the hit on the demerit points so he thinks he only has 1 left for his remaining time on his P's

Lads 21st party on the weekend, glad it is finally over, its been a chaotic few months, finally got a few months of not a lot planned, looking forward to going at a slower pace for a while.

My Son got at old school Nth Melbourne woollen long sleeve jumper from his mates, where it is more cream than white, its bloody magnificent 8)

feels like winter is never coming

Dutchy wrote:Joaquin Niemann $44
Tommy Fleetwood $65
Hideki Matsuyama $80
Sahith Theegala $85
Matt Fitzpatrick $100
Tony Finau $130
Sungjae Im $150
Dean Burmester $185

Got a few in the mix tomorrow

Coming from 3 back the rail and jagging a trip to Darwin this week to attend a conference we are sponsoring

Booney wrote:Grinspoon :

Nov 8 - Bridgeway
Nov 9 - The Gov
Nov 10 - Northern Sound System

Might go to the Bridgeway for old times sake

McCracken was cold and initially wet on Sunday and I was worried about being rusty due to not touching the clubs for 2 months, that was dispelled early when a 15 foot putt went in for birdie on the 1st! Then went par, bogey, bogey and I got comfortable with the game, we know how that ends...yep triple bogey x2 time! Still walked off the 9th with 46 and 18 points and then a par on the 10th was the beginning of the end for the round with 4 straight scratches to follow, par on 18 helped make the beer taste a bit better as I carded 100 off the stick and 28 points.

Enjoyed the round and course, was in better nick then when I was down there last year, I love the variety of the layout, you certainly don't get bored out there