If the Eagles are still sitting on three wins and get towelled up by Geelong in their last game for the season,surely Simpson won’t survive the chop this time.
He chewed,he snored,he smelled,but his devotion to us never ceased. Nor ours to him,which is why our heartache is only just beginning.
During the pandemic new car supply dried up,borders slammed shut,driving in WA was our only holiday choice and dealers knew it. So how are things looking now?
Prized recruit Harley Reid has brought an undeniable swagger and class to West Coast but it’s absurd to suggest he’s the only cause of the club’s resurgence.
It’s not all Bloody Marys at 11am,but slowly the anxiety about my finances dissipated,to be replaced by CDs,visiting birds and chirpy chats with neighbours.
Remember his first goal against Hawthorn in 2009,in a torrential downpour with the game on the line? We didn’t know then,but he was going to be a champion.
It would be reckless and foolish to solely blame West Coast Eagles coach Adam Simpson for the club’s woeful form of late. But he might still cop it in the neck.
Mel never had a moment’s doubt. “Of course,you would do it for someone you love. I don’t want my sister to die. That is the reality.”
No one is happier than me when the Dockers lose,so this is excruciating to say – but there are many factors this year that can combine to win them the flag.
COVID-19 has left Bali battered and bruised,but the return of Western Australians is helping the tourist mecca to make a comeback.
Be dismissive about Omicron at your peril,says this Fremantle man,who just witnessed his (vaccinated) youngest son become violently and frighteningly ill.