I'm a 50 year saint supporter, and Aaron Hamill remains one of my very very favorites. On field, he was a strong leader, and made all his team mates better players.
@M Good luck with that M! As soon an Aussie player has any serious talent they move to a higher league in Europe, or Asia, perpetually keeping Australia as a lowly feeder league. Soccer in Australia should grow in popularity, but it probably won't, for the same reason as Surfing is not popular in Nepal or Asia. Many, plobably most, soccer supporters in Australia care more about the UK and Euro leagues than the local league. The UK and Euro leagues are plagued with unfairness due to massive amounts of money involved, and so its the same 2 or 3 clubs who win each year. Boring Boring Boring. And then the game has is own issues, scoreless draws, 1-1 draws, etc, Diving and pretend injuries, just pathetic. I watched Greece play Australia live a few years back, and the Greeks were falling down in agony at the slightest touch. To the average Aussie its just ridiculous, and frankly emabarrasing. Then there is the local ethnic rivalry which is ongoing and has been part of soccer for the last 50 years. Then there is FIFA, a bunch of corrupt opportunists enriching themselves an the expense of the game. So good luck with becoming the #1 sport in Australia, there is a lot to fix first.
I remember when I heard Aaron was coming to the saints it was the greatest of news,he was a champion. Grant Thomas was one of the best coaches we've ever had and should have been there a lot longer.
Like to have known why his body shape completely changed when he went to the Saints...he was sleek and extremely mobile at Carlton and then chose to become a he-man brick wall...wonder how much bulking up affected his knees
scraping the bottom of the barrel. met him up in queensland in 1994 when i was a 12 year old during summer at a local swimming pool. he was there with barry stoneham, justin madden, john rantall, greg williams, tony shaw, leigh matthews, mark ricciuto, jason akermanis, nick maxwell, david rhys-jones, neil balme, andrew mcleod, simon black, david schwarz, anthony koutoufides, mal michael, andrew demetriou, sam newman, matthew richardson, nathan buckley, rene kink, damian monkhorst, tony liberatore, keith greig, royce hart, bob murphy, stewart loewe, wayne schwass, kevin bartlett, alastair lynch, gavin wanganeen, corey mckernan, robert walls, peter sumich, denis pagan, jason dunstall, john kennedy jr, bob skilton, neil kerley, wayne johnston and phil carman. they were all acting like total flogs.
Always admired the way he went about his footy, 100% all the time!
Always admired the way Hamill went about football, he wouldnt last long in football now but always played at a very high intensity
I'm a 50 year saint supporter, and Aaron Hamill remains one of my very very favorites. On field, he was a strong leader, and made all his team mates better players.
@M Good luck with that M!
As soon an Aussie player has any serious talent they move to a higher league in Europe, or Asia, perpetually keeping Australia as a lowly feeder league. Soccer in Australia should grow in popularity, but it probably won't, for the same reason as Surfing is not popular in Nepal or Asia. Many, plobably most, soccer supporters in Australia care more about the UK and Euro leagues than the local league. The UK and Euro leagues are plagued with unfairness due to massive amounts of money involved, and so its the same 2 or 3 clubs who win each year. Boring Boring Boring. And then the game has is own issues, scoreless draws, 1-1 draws, etc, Diving and pretend injuries, just pathetic. I watched Greece play Australia live a few years back, and the Greeks were falling down in agony at the slightest touch. To the average Aussie its just ridiculous, and frankly emabarrasing.
Then there is the local ethnic rivalry which is ongoing and has been part of soccer for the last 50 years. Then there is FIFA, a bunch of corrupt opportunists enriching themselves an the expense of the game. So good luck with becoming the #1 sport in Australia, there is a lot to fix first.
@M Soccer: beloved by lady boys the world over.
Such an enormous talent
@M Soccer: beloved by lady boys the world over.
I remember when I heard Aaron was coming to the saints it was the greatest of news,he was a champion.
Grant Thomas was one of the best coaches we've ever had and should have been there a lot longer.
@M Ive seen this a few times.. put your energy elsewhere goose
Important for what? Turning young, productive men into preening, arrogant wankers.
@@superbuddyfranklin What are you on about flog?
It was to M the soccer germ you stupid fuck.
@M Soccer: beloved by lady boys the world over.
Like to have known why his body shape completely changed when he went to the Saints...he was sleek and extremely mobile at Carlton and then chose to become a he-man brick wall...wonder how much bulking up affected his knees
Sammy!
Is the guy who was on the man show? 🤣🤣 with jimmy k?
Aggro no... Intensity yes.
scraping the bottom of the barrel. met him up in queensland in 1994 when i was a 12 year old during summer at a local swimming pool. he was
there with barry stoneham, justin madden, john rantall, greg williams, tony shaw, leigh matthews, mark ricciuto, jason akermanis, nick maxwell,
david rhys-jones, neil balme, andrew mcleod, simon black, david schwarz, anthony koutoufides, mal michael, andrew demetriou, sam newman,
matthew richardson, nathan buckley, rene kink, damian monkhorst, tony liberatore, keith greig, royce hart, bob murphy, stewart loewe, wayne
schwass, kevin bartlett, alastair lynch, gavin wanganeen, corey mckernan, robert walls, peter sumich, denis pagan, jason dunstall, john
kennedy jr, bob skilton, neil kerley, wayne johnston and phil carman. they were all acting like total flogs.
You just naming random footballers bruv? Ive got a sneaky suspicion you're full of shit 😂😂😂
You’re full of crap. Why do you feel the need to lie? It’s become a habit of yours
You seem to have met alot of AFL players, how about you go seek counselling instead of writing shit comments on AFL videos.