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My grandfather had a poster of Tulloch on his wall. He worked on a horse stud in the hunter valley. I was actually the last person ever to ride Gunsynd, he was buried under a tree in front of my pops house on the stud.I have been lucky to meet a number of sporting celebrities over the years (Cricket, League, Golf and Union). But the three that stand out for me were none of those.
My family shared some beach space on the Hawkesbury River where we used to waterski. The family next door were the McMillans. Mary the mother was the World Champion barefoot skier (and endurance skier) as a 5 year old she taught me how to ski.
I also met another World Champion Giacomo Agostini 15 time motorcycle World champ, he was a friend of a friend and I got to sit on his race bike he was tuning for a race at Oran Park.
But the one that was kinda out of the ordinary, my dad worked at Hobartville Stud Farm (Richmond) and I got to sit on a Horse called Tulloch (36 wins from 53 starts) as a an 8 year old (me not the horse), the horse was so dam big it scared the crap out of me.
I suppose the older you get the more people you have met in your lifetime
Stop the fight, you win.My grandfather had a poster of Tulloch on his wall. He worked on a horse stud in the hunter valley. I was actually the last person ever to ride Gunsynd, he was buried under a tree in front of my pops house on the stud.
It's my only real claim to fame, you gotta use what you've got!!! lolStop the fight, you win.
Nobody can beat that!
I had a 70 year old lady scream in my face "there's no prizes for second place!!" at the Knights v Tigers game at Newy on the southern hill in late '05. We were absolutely thrashing them and she was going off. I hadn't said a word to her was just cheering when we had scored. I calmly responded, "no, but there is one for last, which is convenient because the Knights are getting it". She sat down and didn't say another word for the rest of the game. I almost felt bad. Almost...Not a celebrity, but I remember standing on the hill at Leichhardt with my mate, next to the Parramatta Jesus back in 04 when we played Parramatta. We thumped them that day, and he was copping it deluxe. “You’ll need a miracle now Jesus“, “It’s Sunday, you should have rested instead of putting yourself through this”.
I’ve always considered him a wanker. Most of the stories I have heard about him support that opinion too. I think The Footy Show doing what they did to Mario for years, knowing he had cognitive issues was disgraceful. But thats par for the course with their type of humour, targeting people with clear mental issues. Watch any street talk segment with Beau Ryan for example. Always going for the low hanging fruit.NRL can not stand Paul Vautin grade a tosser leaves the johns boys in his wake for his rudeness
The absolute worst experience I ever have ever had with opposition fans were a bunch of old lady Knights fans at Ctown. They were a bunch of bitter old. abusive harpies, wearing their Joey badges and literally knitting. I’m pretty sure it was Benji’s debut when I think about it.I had a 70 year old lady scream in my face "there's no prizes for second place!!" at the Knights v Tigers game at Newy on the southern hill in late '05. We were absolutely thrashing them and she was going off. I hadn't said a word to her was just cheering when we had scored. I calmly responded, "no, but there is one for last, which is convenient because the Knights are getting it". She sat down and didn't say another word for the rest of the game. I almost felt bad. Almost...
I'm sure I've read David Middleton is autistic too. Obviously high functioning.. Which explains his ability to remember so many stats. I've heard that he got reamed for blurting out mid 2015 that no team in history had averaged as many penalties for or as few against as the wabbits had in 2014, basically proved what we were all thinking that they had been gifted the premiership. He unsurprisingly disappeared form TV for quite a while after that.I’ve always considered him a wanker. Most of the stories I have heard about him support that opinion too. I think The Footy Show doing what they did to Mario for years, knowing he had cognitive issues was disgraceful. But thats par for the course with their type of humour, targeting people with clear mental issues. Watch any street talk segment with Beau Ryan for example. Always going for the low hanging fruit.
Another story, that no one probably remembers. One day in the early 2000’s, all of the Footy Show crew played a celebrity golf day at Camden Valley Golf Course. which is the course my uncle played at. Anyway, one of the members there was a young guy with Autism. He had a photographic memory when it came to footy stats. Kind of like David Middleton. They took a shine to him and invited him on the show. He became a regular for about half a season, and it was clear they only brought him on to mock him, despite it being clear he had a disability. They even had a nickname for him “Rain Man”. I was a happy man the day that show got punted.
Yes the humour type was school boy bully.I’ve always considered him a wanker. Most of the stories I have heard about him support that opinion too. I think The Footy Show doing what they did to Mario for years, knowing he had cognitive issues was disgraceful. But thats par for the course with their type of humour, targeting people with clear mental issues. Watch any street talk segment with Beau Ryan for example. Always going for the low hanging fruit.
Another story, that no one probably remembers. One day in the early 2000’s, all of the Footy Show crew played a celebrity golf day at Camden Valley Golf Course. which is the course my uncle played at. Anyway, one of the members there was a young guy with Autism. He had a photographic memory when it came to footy stats. Kind of like David Middleton. They took a shine to him and invited him on the show. He became a regular for about half a season, and it was clear they only brought him on to mock him, despite it being clear he had a disability. They even had a nickname for him “Rain Man”. I was a happy man the day that show got punted.
Raiders fans are exactly the same. They’ll sit in 10 degrees, pouring rain just to abuse opposition players.The absolute worst experience I ever have ever had with opposition fans were a bunch of old lady Knights fans at Ctown. They were a bunch of bitter old. abusive harpies, wearing their Joey badges and literally knitting. I’m pretty sure it was Benji’s debut when I think about it.
The absolute worst experience I ever have ever had with opposition fans were a bunch of old lady Knights fans at Ctown. They were a bunch of bitter old. abusive harpies, wearing their Joey badges and literally knitting. I’m pretty sure it was Benji’s debut when I think about it.
Pm me if you can but who what was your mates name?Andrew Johns is one of the biggest wankers I've ever met. Just arrogant as hell. One of my good mates grew up across the road from him and his mum used to look after Matt and Andrew a few nights a week. The worst i've ever met though is John Williamson, just a vile human being. His poor wife used to walk around apologizing for his behavior everywhere they went.