New Prop Needed

[Johnny Tobin]

Can I have the Pogo painting?

No. It's bad luck.

[Mickie Lane]

... Ive still have my 1983 Schwinn Predator BMX bike in mint condition.

[eddie]

Anyone wanna buy an original dash meter out of an FJ ute?

[Mad_Rooster_in_GraceLand]

Anyone wanna buy an original dash meter out of an FJ ute?

Can it do 150 plus metres in 80 mins man?

[Mad_Rooster_in_GraceLand]

... Ive still have my 1983 Schwinn Predator BMX bike in mint condition.

My Redline has a few dents and scatches on it dude. But i have a new gooseneck.

[Mad_Rooster_in_GraceLand]

No. It's bad luck.

I have always had badluck man....

[Moose]

No. It's bad luck.

It being bad luck feels like bad luck

[Kelby]

Good question Rooster 6. I would say not necessarily any of them. It's a long season and the threat of injury or loss of form makes depth important. And another quality prop gives Robbo more options. He could decide to go with those three and another prop off the bench, in certain circumstances. I think the concern most of us have is how frequently we seem to lose control of the middle and stop going forward when JWH and Napa are off the field at the same time. That leads people to think another prop is needed. Are you of the view that we don't need another prop?

Its called depth. Fingers crossed no injuries to either Naps or JWH.
Competition for spots as well is good.
You are right we lose mid field dominance when they come off. Kane Evans never stood up.

I think a hungry Matthew Lodge would be great. Hoffman, Lilyman are a stop gap, expensive and past it.

[Guest]

Its called depth. Fingers crossed no injuries to either Naps or JWH.
Competition for spots as well is good.
You are right we lose mid field dominance when they come off. Kane Evans never stood up.

I think a hungry Matthew Lodge would be great. Hoffman, Lilyman are a stop gap, expensive and past it.

havent we learned with carter and knight and watts in the past not to take on these idiots like lodge

[Tom Verlaine's Ghost]

I used to play RL with his grandson
Neddy was happy to shaft most people.

You do what's necessary, Billy! Ned's got lot of regrets, though.

[Tom Verlaine's Ghost]

Nat Wood is married to Smith's daughter is he not?

Not anymore. Nat tells a funny story about meeting him for the first time in jail, when he was dating Jaime. Ned's wife, Debra, was sitting on Ned's lap, kissing him, but all the time he was looking over his shoulder at Nat. When he came up for breath, he looked at Nat with this vicious, suspicious look on his face and said, "Have you been playing hide the sausage with my daughter?" Nat was shitting himself, but decided to shrug and admit to it. "Mad if you don't," replied Ned, laughing. After that they got on really well.

[Tom Verlaine's Ghost]

I met him in the 80's. His "right hand man" was my mate's dad. Scared the crap out of me.

Ned's book is a beauty. Hilarious stuff.

[Tom Verlaine's Ghost]

Ned was going great guns until Terry Ball ran him over in Waterloo. They were exciting times for a young JC

The real beginning of the end was when Roger shot Lanfranchi.

[Kingbilly]

Not anymore.

Sounds safer that way, esp after what he did to his other son in law Paul Heywood

[Tom Verlaine's Ghost]

Sounds safer that way, esp after what he did to his other son in law Paul Heywood

Got away with it for a long time. But Haywood knew the risks. Sad story. Ned's idiot brother, Teddy, was tied up in it, too. He was a goose.