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Post by saints on Nov 16, 2012 16:44:05 GMT 10
Can confirm that is spot on subway. Spoke to a prominent Marby man yesterday and confirmed the news. He also said that Bassman Abdul-Wahed & Fidaa Ahmad were also signed sealed and delivered. So Mo Kaakour has had he's xmas present come a bit early this year.
He also told me that Marby has lost a least 18 players with most going to Deer Park. GA splashing the cash again.
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Post by Freak on Nov 19, 2012 16:28:19 GMT 10
Marby have picked up a former Collingwood VFL midfielder, who along with Stevie Baker and the Abul-Waheds will help fill the void created by Heath Ayres departure.
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Post by Brad T on Jan 15, 2013 19:25:16 GMT 10
The Abdul-Wahed brothers are tearing it up at training. Also spotted down at training has been John Anthony, Ty Zantuck and Russell Robertson.
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Post by cousins on Jan 24, 2013 14:35:46 GMT 10
Went Down to Marby training the other night , heaps of new players hard to tell how they will go. Lost some great players from last year.
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Post by Freak on Jan 24, 2013 16:02:50 GMT 10
Went Down to Marby training the other night , heaps of new players hard to tell how they will go. Lost some great players from last year. Good to hear that they've picked up a few. Whether you like like them or hate them, having Marby around makes the league more interesting. |
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Post by Freak on Mar 4, 2013 21:37:11 GMT 10
Paul Harrison rumoured to be Brodie Holland's assistant for this upcoming season. A former Premiership player with the Lions and a Premiership coach with Albion (WRFL) he'll be a valuable asset for the Marby Park footy club.
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Post by wildcolonialboy on Mar 5, 2013 10:04:24 GMT 10
Not to mention flags with Abers (1995) and Douttas (1999) and probably a few more as well...
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Post by oldfashiondefender on Mar 5, 2013 16:11:49 GMT 10
and East Keilor in 1994
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Post by Freak on Mar 5, 2013 18:31:23 GMT 10
cheers for the history lesson, I was mainly pointing out his connection to Marby..
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Post by wildcolonialboy on Mar 6, 2013 9:24:46 GMT 10
Haha, not a history lesson, just thought I'd add a couple more things to his CV as some people, not you of course, may not know just how much experience he offers as a player and coach..think he won a best in comp for east keilor as well but not really relevant either  |
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Post by Freak on Mar 6, 2013 20:33:29 GMT 10
haha no worries mate,
he's obviously got a good track record so will come in handy down at Marby.
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Post by xpres on Mar 15, 2013 10:27:06 GMT 10
Not to mention flags with Abers (1995) and Douttas (1999) and probably a few more as well... I stand to be corrected but I believe Keilor won the 1995 flag. |
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Post by bomber on Mar 15, 2013 13:55:11 GMT 10
Not to mention flags with Abers (1995) and Douttas (1999) and probably a few more as well... I stand to be corrected but I believe Keilor won the 1995 flag. abers only a grade premiership 1974 . |
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Post by Freak on Mar 15, 2013 21:42:30 GMT 10
I stand to be corrected but I believe Keilor won the 1995 flag. abers only a grade premiership 1974 . They won the '95 B grade flag. |
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Post by julianlarkins on Jun 15, 2013 18:59:56 GMT 10
Fantastic win from an undermanned Marby today. Abers looked flat in the conditions and Marby were able to cause turnovers and apply pressure to stay in touch until overrunning Abers with the wind in the last quarter. The Lions played the conditions far better, kicking long with the wind and getting numbers back when kicking against. Both Lee brothers were good all day as was the big fella Lachlan Thompson who finished with a bag of goals. Jack Anthony was another key contributor who swung back and forward each quarter, while Philpot was good in the ruck. Marby had really done their homework and managed to cut off a number of short passes from Abers who struggled to execute their game plan in the tough conditions. A great win for Marby who will use this as a springboard for the second half of the year.
Abers just need to bounce back from this next week and get back into the form that saw them undefeated for 8 rounds. No doubt the absence of key players hindered the two blues, but it was the numerous turnovers and missed shots at goal that cost them the game. Tipungwati was the Gorillas best player while Patak tried his guts out all day. A number of key players had off days and the Lions refused to go away and came home to deservedly win the game.
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