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the once mighty teams, well can/will they ? some possibility i'd think

based on watching Norwood yesterday they will be closer to finals action than the bottom 2.

Interesting times if it happens.

Of the two, I doubt Norwood will finish at the foot of the table.

Norwood will finish above the Magpies.
Port have become the New West...a bloody rabble!!!
Can't even win the fights now!

That would have to mean South don't finish in the bottom two.

What are you smoking bayman? I like it.

Willing to put any money on that bayman?

I'll give you one thing -that two of these clubs' favourite sons have now suffered nightmare-like coaching careers.

Interceptor wrote:Willing to put any money on that bayman?

I'll give you one thing -that two of these clubs' favourite sons have now suffered nightmare-like coaching careers.

Do you think Trevor Hill is really a favourite son at Norwood? His only connection to the club is coaching the Redlegs the last few years, having previously been a player at North and WT. Or are you referring to McIntosh as Norwood's favourite son?

Ginever i agree with though, unfortunately he's been found to be a fair way out of his depth.

GWW wrote:

Interceptor wrote:Do you think Trevor Hill is really a favourite son at Norwood? His only connection to the club is coaching the Redlegs the last few years, having previously been a player at North and WT. Or are you referring to McIntosh as Norwood's favourite son?

Yes I was referring to Macca.

Ok no worries mate. Agree with you there, good point.

Would like to see it but don't think it will happen

Barto wrote:Interesting times if it happens.

Of the two, I doubt Norwood will finish at the foot of the table.

Getting a long way ahead of yourself with that avatar Barto. Although we are struggling at the moment we have Wets and South to play soon.

Just because you have a plethora of spoons in your cupboard it doesn't mean that in May you can start giving them away...

bayman wrote:the once mighty teams, well can/will they ? some possibility i'd think

Your polarising suggestion deserves full points for bravery 'bayman'.

Although history is against it, if my research is correct (cue-spelly), it has happened only once.
I understand 1886 saw a four team competition where the season ended as follows:
1st - Adelaide
2nd - South Adelaide
3rd - Norwood
4th - Port Adelaide

I believe that the only other time we & Port came close to bottom together,
was in the six team comp. of 1900:
4th - Norwood
5th - West Adelaide
6th - Port Adelaide

Info taken from & thanks given to - Full Points Footy

Interceptor wrote:Willing to put any money on that bayman?

no

bayman wrote:the once mighty teams, well can/will they ? some possibility i'd think

Now wouldn't that be fantastic and North to finish 3rd to last

SABRE wrote:

bayman wrote:the once mighty teams, well can/will they ? some possibility i'd think

Your polarising suggestion deserves full points for bravery 'bayman'.

Although history is against it, if my research is correct (cue-spelly), it has happened only once.
I understand 1886 saw a four team competition where the season ended as follows:
1st - Adelaide
2nd - South Adelaide
3rd - Norwood
4th - Port Adelaide

I believe that the only other time we & Port came close to bottom together,
was in the six team comp. of 1900:
4th - Norwood
5th - West Adelaide
6th - Port Adelaide

Info taken from & thanks given to - Full Points Footy

It's easy to do so in a 4 team competition though!

Booney wrote:

Barto wrote:Interesting times if it happens.

Of the two, I doubt Norwood will finish at the foot of the table.

Getting a long way ahead of yourself with that avatar Barto. Although we are struggling at the moment we have Wets and South to play soon.

Just because you have a plethora of spoons in your cupboard it doesn't mean that in May you can start giving them away...

Booney's worried. Go the Pies.

regards,

REB