O.T. Here is one for youse who like spunkrats

[Quigs]

 

[coolumsharkie]

Familiar but I've drawn a blank, I know I'm going to kick myself.

 

[Quigs]

pssssts its not a Balmain Tiges jersey Cools.

 

[Fitzy2513]

Langy

 

[Special K]

Even says lang on the poster

 

[Quigs]

Remember it is Cools seeking the answers. The kids as sharp as a bowling ball.

 

[Quigs]

Ive been doing some Biff homework and scouting. Check out this 'spunk' of a fullback.

 

[coolumsharkie]

Even says lang on the poster

Waiy yill tour eyes are duxked J

 

[Quigs]

How is this one from the vault... just found it and got permission to "borrow" it

Norths (Brissie) 1975 ... I believe it was Sir Thomas's last year as a player. Also that bloke in the back right. His last season in League too.

Note that big fat No 9. Youse might recognise him from the footy show.

 

[coolumsharkie]

Remember it is Cools seeking the answers. The kids as sharp as a bowling ball.

Ah ah ah say boy, you got more nerve than a bung tooth.

 

[snoozer]

Ive been doing some Biff homework and scouting. Check out this 'spunk' of a fullback.

have to be the only photo of him with a smile.

 

[The Masked Avenger]

have to be the only photo of him with a smile.

Is that what it is?

 

[Quigs]

SHARKFANS COP THIS ONE.

Once it was known as the working mans game.

They have taken all the fun out of todays game.

The biggest hit you see these days is the price of your ticket

 

[fizman]

The simplicity of that Norths jersey is abs**tely magnificent. I would love to see the Sharks make a jersey with that design.

 

[The Masked Avenger]

SHARKFANS COP THIS ONE.

Once it was known as the working mans game.

They have taken all the fun out of todays game.

The biggest hit you see these days is the price of your ticket

1973 eh? Good year that.

 

[Quigs]

1973 eh? Good year that.

Yes and there was no tightarsing from me either. I dug deep and went straight out and forked out the 90cents.

 

[Since 73]

90c in the outer. Farkin rip off.

Obviously before the days when Arthurson and Quayle started drawing a wage.