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George Harris
 Post subject: Jesaulenko. You bewdy!
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Came across this particular wide shot of that famous mark which I've never seen before and in itself it's a "bewdy"!


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It's by photographer Rennie Ellis.
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This one's not bad either...

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fantastic to see the mark in color and from that angle - awesome stuff!

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kingkerna wrote:
fantastic to see the mark in color and from that angle - awesome stuff!


I concurr. Awesome.

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Great find George!


I love this one even though it is Richmond.

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There was also an old black and white photo I saw once of a Jezza, Southby and Percy Jones lighting up in the change rooms after a game - at least they had the decency to get off the ground first.

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I love this one, appropriately entitled "The Losers"

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and is this Ronnie Wearmouth? Check out the painful testicle seperation

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That picture of Jezza's mark is an absolute ripper George! Thanks for posting that.

I personally love watching those old Grand Finals because of the immense banners they have around the ground. The supporters groups must have had to put so much time into the Grand Finals. Unfortunately such signs are no longer a possibility because the corporate sponsors would go nuts... but it doesn't take away from the fact that those signs look great!
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Thanks George. 8)

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Deano Supremo wrote:
and is this Ronnie Wearmouth? Check out the painful testicle seperation

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Very amusing, Looks like a scene from the "Shaun of the Dead".. :lol:

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Jarusa wrote:
Great find George!


I love this one even though it is Richmond.

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They did Movember back then too? :lol:

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Molly wrote:
That picture of Jezza's mark is an absolute ripper George! Thanks for posting that.

I personally love watching those old Grand Finals because of the immense banners they have around the ground. The supporters groups must have had to put so much time into the Grand Finals. Unfortunately such signs are no longer a possibility because the corporate sponsors would go nuts... but it doesn't take away from the fact that those signs look great!


Agree Molly.

Here's one from the 1968 or 1972 GF...the banner in the background read "Cripes you galahs couldn't beat us in a month of Sundays".

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Sorry for the link...don't know how to post directly in. (I've done it - BH)

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Here's one from the 1968 or 1972 GF...the banner in the background read "Cripes you galahs couldn't beat us in a month of Sundays"..



Probably should have read couldn't BEAT us in the month of September.

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Kaptain Kouta wrote:


They did Movember back then too? :lol:


tattvember - big at victoria park
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Great stuff Mr Harris................

i love that angle................!

but i think you'll find it's.......Jesaulenko you........BEAU-TYYYY........!

vut other than that................give it the whip.........!


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Just out of curiosity and a sense of nostalgia...any there of a certain Ms D'Amico???
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*camelboy says, yes, there is, but it can't be found on here* ;)

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George Harris wrote:
Came across this particular wide shot of that famous mark which I've never seen before and in itself it's a "bewdy"!


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It's by photographer Rennie Ellis.
http://www.rennieellis.com.au
Thanks George - it's now my laptop wallpaper!

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