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I see there is no thread about the great night given for the great man.
Was I the only one from here present?
Was I the only one from here present?
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It was excellent.Originally posted by Tries Off Kicks View Post
Not as emotional as the awards night.
Much more casual (I think I was the only idiot with a tie).
I want someone else to do a report on it.
I am not good on those reports.Comment
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was Politis there, and if so, did he make a speech?Originally posted by Johnny Tobin View PostComment
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Im filthy i had to work, bloody Indians wouldnt swap
Jt plenty of the pen attended, you are right the night and the man needs its own thread
In fact i wonder if Mr Muzz would be so kind to have a " Fitzy : sticky thread, so we can keep up to date on his retirement in England until his return.Comment
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There is a small snippet of the night here.....
http://www.thechookpen.com.au/forum/...?t=1576&page=2
And it was one fo the best nights ever....
Great to see so many old faces and a few from other clubs come to pay their respects....
He is the most humble and honest man I have ever had the good grace to be in the company of......Comment
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He was and he did.Originally posted by Tries Off Kicks View Post
He said that they would find something for him to do in the club when he comes back.
I then spoke to someone who is very much involved in the management and recruitment and he said that there is a possibility of bringing him back for one year after he is finished (but I think he was just getting carried away and emotional on the night).
By the way, Mason showed up walking in like he owned the place.
He had little Mitchell Pearce in tow (which shattered me).
Mason then proceeded to take over the whole evening.
He was bidding on all the auction items for charity and ended up winning a couple of them.
When the girls came to get his credit card details he said, "**** off! I'm not paying for them".
I am not sure if he was trying to be funny or he was serious.
I am going to find out if he did pay for the items he won (and we are talking a few thousand dollars).
If he didn't it speaks volumes for his character.Last edited by Johnny Tobin; 11-10-2009, 08:12 AM.Comment
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He bid for the silent auction items at the Trivia Night. I ended up missing out on the Torres signed jersey to his bid. I would be majorly pissed off if he didn't pay for themOriginally posted by Johnny Tobin View PostComment
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Willie will pay for the items. One way or another.Originally posted by Johnny Tobin View PostAlcohol never solved any life problems.....then again neither did milk.Comment
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We should bring him back for that final year in 2010.Originally posted by Johnny Tobin View PostComment
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Why cant Mason just get on the plane to England instead of Fitzy..
It's that simple..
He knows his signature doesn't he??Comment
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Now that made me laugh. I'll definitely pay that PTB.Originally posted by Pass the Ball View Post
Much as I would have loved to be there, I'm glad I didn't go since the Wanka was 'in the house'. After a few vinos I probably would have disgraced myself by throwing a bottle of red over him and telling him exactly what I thought of him - and it would not have been pretty. Entertaining, but not pretty.
And I would have hated myself for ruining Fitzy's farewell like that.
Much safer that I stay away from anything to do with the Club until the Wanka's off the premises entirely. I'm not to be trusted to keep my big mouth shut.
NCSupporting the RW&B, through good times and bad times.Comment
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It sure does and not good volumes either IMHO. The sooner the cancer is cut the better for the Roosters and for Jnr Jnr in particular (if it isn't too late of course). IF it is too late AND Jnr Jnr IS affected by the attitudes of BWM, then what to do?Originally posted by Chook View Post"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
Thomas JeffersonComment
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