Michael Johnson’s AFL career ended last Saturday when he played his 244th game for Fremantle. Twelve seasons as a player, 13 on an AFL list and seemingly over in a flash. Continue reading
Monthly Archives: August 2018
More Tiger excitement. Now for the finals
WAFL round 21 Continue reading
Gisborne sneaks into top five by Richard Jones
The final round of Bendigo footy Continue reading
Storm warms up for September night finals by Richard Jones
Wrap of Bendigo footy, round 17 Continue reading
It’s not about the Demons in the WAFL
WAFL round 20
I left home at half time of the Cats-Dockers game at Kardinia Park to walk to East Fremantle Oval. A lot of gardening and odd-jobbing was going on. Continue reading
Kyneton leapfrogs two rival clubs by Richard Jones
Wrap of Round 16, Bendigo footy Continue reading
Tigers make a big statement
WAFL round 19…
It’s a case of four into two won’t go in the WAFL with Claremont, one of the teams scrambling for a place in the finals, looking the only threat to the unbeaten Subiaco. Continue reading
Author of Frankenstein endured much grief by Richard Jones
A look at Mary Shelley (M)
Mary Shelley lived an extraordinary life not only because of her writing but also because of her love for the poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. She fell in love with the poet when she was just 16 and ran away with him on foot and on mules through France to Switzerland. Their time together was difficult not only because he was married with a little son at the time and exacerbated through his inability to conserve his finances as they sunk into poverty. Mary lost a child to pneumonia when she, Percy and her half-sister Claire Clairmont raced through the rain and fog to evade the clutches of creditors. Continue reading
Tigers tumble, Hurst moves to third by Richard Jones
A look at Bendigo footy, round 15 Continue reading
Bulldogs make a stake for second
WAFL round 18 Continue reading