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Author:  99prelim [ Tue Mar 20, 2018 9:01 pm ]
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Paddycripps wrote:
Does calling Hoops a pussy count?


Is there a redundant 'o' in that abuse?

Author:  sinbagger [ Tue Mar 20, 2018 9:08 pm ]
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I once yelled at Michael Tuck that he was too old and slow and should retire....

Author:  dane [ Tue Mar 20, 2018 9:27 pm ]
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Called Nick Riewoldt a diving flower in front of a family. Spent the rest of the game watching on the big screen outside Etihad.

Author:  moshe25 [ Tue Mar 20, 2018 9:50 pm ]
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99prelim wrote:
moshe25 wrote:
79Vintage wrote:
With a new season upon us, I thought I'd start a thread where we can 'confess our ugly football behaviour' whether mid-game or after a lose. Or confess when 'you lost it' in the past barracking for our navy blues.

I have to confess, as a young child, being racist to Indigenous Aboriginal umpire, Glenn James, in the game where Essendon**** kicked four goals in the dieing moments to beat us at Princes Park. I apologise.
That would been funny, especially given it was Ian Robinson - not Glenn James.

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Correct-Ian Robinson was my IT lecturer at LaTrobe Uni back then. Rocked up to the lecture theatre on the Monday with his porno mo, floral shirt and sprayed on canary yellow jeans to a series of 'boo's"...not that he gave a flying f...
Ha. I was in the staff room with him that Monday. Told him what a flower I thought he was. But he was actually a great guy and a lovely and intelligent man.

And a bloody good umpire - except that day.

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Author:  GreatEx [ Wed Mar 21, 2018 9:22 am ]
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dane wrote:
Called Nick Riewoldt a diving flower in front of a family. Spent the rest of the game watching on the big screen outside Etihad.


Similar story here, I was at the SCG when Carlton was being ritually slaughtered by the Swans yet again. I'd been giving it large all through the game with some good-humoured/self-effacing shouts and getting a few chuckles from the surrounding red-and-whites, but then I decided out of the blue to call Tony Lockett "ya fat cauliflower!" and lost all the good will. I felt mortified as soon as the words left my mouth and kept it shut the rest of the way.

When I was a little kid listening to games on the radio I didn't always take losing very well. Once after we'd thrown away a game to Richmond I ran to my dad in tears and said "they" (Richmond? umpires?) were a bunch of cheats... based on compelling radio evidence of course. I think I also accused the Blues of deliberately trying to hurt me. :grin:

Author:  AGRO [ Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:16 am ]
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moshe25 wrote:
99prelim wrote:
moshe25 wrote:
79Vintage wrote:
With a new season upon us, I thought I'd start a thread where we can 'confess our ugly football behaviour' whether mid-game or after a lose. Or confess when 'you lost it' in the past barracking for our navy blues.

I have to confess, as a young child, being racist to Indigenous Aboriginal umpire, Glenn James, in the game where Essendon***** kicked four goals in the dieing moments to beat us at Princes Park. I apologise.
That would been funny, especially given it was Ian Robinson - not Glenn James.

Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk


Correct-Ian Robinson was my IT lecturer at LaTrobe Uni back then. Rocked up to the lecture theatre on the Monday with his porno mo, floral shirt and sprayed on canary yellow jeans to a series of 'boo's"...not that he gave a flying f...
Ha. I was in the staff room with him that Monday. Told him what a flower I thought he was. But he was actually a great guy and a lovely and intelligent man.

And a bloody good umpire - except that day.

Sent from my SM-G950F using Tapatalk



Didn’t David Parkin orchestrate a social gather between the players and Ian Robinson circa 1982/1983 - because there was general player consensus that Robinson “had it in for us”.

Author:  Wojee [ Wed Mar 21, 2018 10:24 am ]
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A couple of times I've found myself clapping Carlton goals so hard and so close to the back of particularly vocal opposition supporters' heads that their hair moved :oops:

Author:  Megaman [ Thu Mar 22, 2018 9:16 pm ]
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:lol:

Author:  missnaut [ Fri Mar 23, 2018 10:56 am ]
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I threw my member scarf in a bin at Richmond station after a particularly awful Essendon* loss.

Went up to the tent next week and said I'd lost it and could I have another please and got it replaced.

Author:  missnaut [ Fri Mar 23, 2018 10:56 am ]
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Oh after another Essendon* loss I stormed off to the pub by myself and then my phone went flat and my husband had no idea where I was.

Oh and ANOTHER Essendon* game I ended up sitting in front of some of my husbands Essendon* supporting friends and got in a fight with them.

I've banned myself from Essendon* games now.

Author:  The Blueseum [ Sun Mar 25, 2018 3:39 pm ]
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I am not really a website but an amalgam of the memories of 100's of past users and writers.

#shame

Author:  Chitty's Finger [ Sun Mar 25, 2018 4:33 pm ]
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Once I was yelling abuse at Princes Park and Barb thought I was abusing her.

Once I was reporting for Carlton VFL and I yelled at a certain player, only for his wife - sitting in front - to turn around and remonstrate with me.

Author:  Blue Vain [ Sun Mar 25, 2018 6:27 pm ]
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Not a confession but an observation relating to abuse at the footy.
I was sitting in the grandstand at Preston Oval last season watching Northern lose a game. There's a slight blonde headed bloke (I believe a member of the unofficial selection committee or whatever they call themselves) and he likes to hurl a bit of abuse at the players. He's at all of the VFL games and he likes to get into the players. (Hopefully he's not a poster on TC)
I was sitting with the Mother of one of our players and this guy was in full flight. Bagging the players and giving a general unfavourable commentary. The Mother asked him settle down and he didn't appreciate the suggestion. He seems harmless, but he can get quite personal.

Anyway, I was at the JLT game at PP earlier this season and he's sitting in the stats box holding what looks like an official position with the club. :lol:
That's one way to stop the abuse I suppose but not the option I'd prefer.

Author:  HTP [ Sun Mar 25, 2018 7:38 pm ]
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Blue Vain wrote:
Not a confession but an observation relating to abuse at the footy.
I was sitting in the grandstand at Preston Oval last season watching Northern lose a game. There's a slight blonde headed bloke (I believe a member of the unofficial selection committee or whatever they call themselves) and he likes to hurl a bit of abuse at the players. He's at all of the VFL games and he likes to get into the players. (Hopefully he's not a poster on TC)
I was sitting with the Mother of one of our players and this guy was in full flight. Bagging the players and giving a general unfavourable commentary. The Mother asked him settle down and he didn't appreciate the suggestion. He seems harmless, but he can get quite personal.

Anyway, I was at the JLT game at PP earlier this season and he's sitting in the stats box holding what looks like an official position with the club. :lol:
That's one way to stop the abuse I suppose but not the option I'd prefer.


He’s probably added a few new columns into the stats sheet:
- shit handball
- pathetic tackle
- didn’t man up

Author:  Blue Vain [ Sun Mar 25, 2018 8:00 pm ]
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:lol:

It must have been torture for him not opening the window and giving them a @#$%&! blast!

Author:  TBWKTM [ Sun Mar 25, 2018 8:08 pm ]
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As a 13 yo snotty-nosed kid living in Mildura (1980), I walked around the house impatiently. Impatience gave way to disbelief; denial; anger.....however, no bargaining or acceptance. The occasion? The 1980- 1st semi-final between Carlton and Collingwood. By halfway through the last quarter, I became inconsolable as the Pies took a stranglehold on the game. In desperation, I pleaded with my dad to kneel down with me to say a prayer for divine intervention, a miracle, anything to maintain our new found superiority over the dreaded black and whites. My father (a Collingwood supporter...in jest, I suspect) smiled and acquiesced to his now blabbering son's request........

12 months later, my miracle arrived, in the shape of a shiny cup- the 1981 flag!!!! :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :thumbsup: :grin: :grin: :grin:

Author:  Hornet [ Mon Mar 26, 2018 3:11 pm ]
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Late 90's after a loss we bagged Lance Whitnall all the way home... it continued inside the pizza shop in Lalor where my cousin lived at the time.

The owner that knew my cousin called him to the back of the shop which gained our attention. Upon his return he whispered the info that he received and the conversation changed to... Lance wasn't tooooooooo baaaaad... others were worse.

Lance's old man was waiting for his take-away and heard everything we said... and to his credit, remained silent.

Sorry Mr Whitnall

Author:  robertbb [ Mon Mar 26, 2018 3:28 pm ]
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Last week against Richmond, Martin hit the post once... then twice.

"No Dusty, you gotta kick the pill THROUGH the giant chopsticks... THROUGH THE CHOPSTICKS MARTIN".

Bitchmond supporters unimpressed.

PS: What is it with Richmond supporters sitting all around me in the Captains Club area. How the @#$%&! do they get in, and if they're borrowing tickets from our members that's just embarrasing.

Author:  The Normal One [ Mon Mar 26, 2018 4:03 pm ]
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I think ASOS needs to confess AFL isn’t his core interest

https://apple.news/ANkBgy-PyTR-7LW_ubIVt9Q

Author:  BigGartos [ Mon Mar 26, 2018 10:32 pm ]
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HTP wrote:
Blue Vain wrote:
Not a confession but an observation relating to abuse at the footy.
I was sitting in the grandstand at Preston Oval last season watching Northern lose a game. There's a slight blonde headed bloke (I believe a member of the unofficial selection committee or whatever they call themselves) and he likes to hurl a bit of abuse at the players. He's at all of the VFL games and he likes to get into the players. (Hopefully he's not a poster on TC)
I was sitting with the Mother of one of our players and this guy was in full flight. Bagging the players and giving a general unfavourable commentary. The Mother asked him settle down and he didn't appreciate the suggestion. He seems harmless, but he can get quite personal.

Anyway, I was at the JLT game at PP earlier this season and he's sitting in the stats box holding what looks like an official position with the club. :lol:
That's one way to stop the abuse I suppose but not the option I'd prefer.


He’s probably added a few new columns into the stats sheet:
- shit handball
- pathetic tackle
- didn’t man up


He actually knows his footy but me and my mates have a very strict non engagement policy.
Down at North Port last year he had a running verbal battle with an old female Port supporter ( who it turned out was also an old Pies supporter) whom he consistently addressed as Madame.
His best line ever a few years ago: you're a girl Bendigo.

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