Shawn LewfattGoalSneak wrote:Who am I?
I was a small, speedy rover recruited from SA in the mid-1990s. I failed to fire and my major achievement in my two senior games was to be caught on camera mocking Brett Heady over his protruding ears during a half time push and shove in Perth.
It was the day we got clobbered at the Western Oval (our glorious 1993 year). Danny Del-Re also kicked half a dozen or so...Rossoneri wrote:Doolan is correct!
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I was originally from Hopetoun - Essendon's recruiting zone I played in Essendon's U19's and Reserves I once kicked 25 goals in a match v Swans in the U19's I never played a senior game at Essendon I was recruited by a new club in teh AFL and heading their goal kicking on one occasion with 47 goals I only played a total of 29 AFL games In my 2 appearances against the Bombers I kicked 5 goals on each occasion I tragically died at the age of 34 from a disease called AmyloidosisCorrect - although it's Laurence Schache. What clue gave it to you?azza78 wrote:Lawrence Shache?
Pardon my spelling...
Stanton?BenDoolan wrote:OK, well I'll ask another question then;
Who is always directly behind Jobe Watson when Essendon run out on the field?
His shadowBenDoolan wrote:OK, well I'll ask another question then;
Who is always directly behind Jobe Watson when Essendon run out on the field?
Depends where the sun is.swoodley wrote:His shadowBenDoolan wrote:OK, well I'll ask another question then;
Who is always directly behind Jobe Watson when Essendon run out on the field?
Only to a point as they are coming out of the dark into a ligter environment so there will generally always be some sort of shadow (however faint) behind him.Rossoneri wrote:Depends where the sun is.swoodley wrote:His shadowBenDoolan wrote:OK, well I'll ask another question then;
Who is always directly behind Jobe Watson when Essendon run out on the field?
The sun sets in the west. If he has his back to the west (facing east) then the shadow will be in front of him.swoodley wrote:Only to a point as they are coming out of the dark into a ligter environment so there will generally always be some sort of shadow (however faint) behind him.Rossoneri wrote:Depends where the sun is.swoodley wrote:His shadowBenDoolan wrote:OK, well I'll ask another question then;
Who is always directly behind Jobe Watson when Essendon run out on the field?
And there is no sun at night or when the roof is closed at Etihad.
But the question was who comes behind Jobe...as long as there is some light in front of him there will be a shadow behind him.Rossoneri wrote:The sun sets in the west. If he has his back to the west (facing east) then the shadow will be in front of him.swoodley wrote:Only to a point as they are coming out of the dark into a ligter environment so there will generally always be some sort of shadow (however faint) behind him.Rossoneri wrote:Depends where the sun is.swoodley wrote:His shadowBenDoolan wrote:OK, well I'll ask another question then;
Who is always directly behind Jobe Watson when Essendon run out on the field?
And there is no sun at night or when the roof is closed at Etihad.
And with the many light towers at the games, he will have multiple shadows, not just behind him.
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