its time to go..........bulldog.

Happy Kopite · Post by **Happy Kopite** » Mon Aug 21, 2006 4:45 pm

The following headline appeared in the sport pages of the Advertiser today:

"Bulldogs lose bite in title race"

I thought it was maybe a report on the Vista game yesterday???

BULLDOG · Post by **BULLDOG** » Mon Aug 21, 2006 5:55 pm

Happy Kopite wrote:The following headline appeared in the sport pages of the Advertiser today:

"Bulldogs lose bite in title race"

I thought it was maybe a report on the Vista game yesterday???

MUPPET.

Happy Kopite · Post by **Happy Kopite** » Mon Aug 21, 2006 6:58 pm

BULLDOG wrote:
Happy Kopite wrote:The following headline appeared in the sport pages of the Advertiser today:

"Bulldogs lose bite in title race"

I thought it was maybe a report on the Vista game yesterday???
MUPPET.

"Muppets lose bite in title race?"

BULLDOG · Post by **BULLDOG** » Mon Aug 21, 2006 7:01 pm

tossbag.

Dutch Delight · Post by **Dutch Delight** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 1:50 pm

I decided a few years ago to stop posting on this site and true to my word, this is my first post in a good couple of years.
This is a special case as the topic is regarding an exceptional man but more so the end of an era. For many years now, when people think of Vista they often end up talking about Bulldog.
It is not uncommon for someone to spend years at one club, first as a player then maybe as a coach. But rarely does one person have such an impact on not only the football played but the culture of the club.
Having been coached by the Bulldog as a junior then given the chance to play along side him in the senior side I knew that he was a great club man and a very good player in his own right. But not until I ventured back to the mighty Vista a few years later did I realize what an exceptional and passionate coach he had become. Lets be honest, most of the blokes out there are there because Bulldog is. That is why I went back!. The fact that he has been trying to quit as senior coach for the past 3 years just tells everyone that this man has so much love for his club that he cant let go unless he is sure it is in safe hands and continues to head in the right direction.

Bulldog, for all the people I have met and friends I have made through this wonderful game you sit right up there with the best of them. Thanks for showing me that there is more to football than just winning and losing. PRIDE HONOUR RESPECT.

marooned · Post by **marooned** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 2:53 pm

Bulldog what ever happened to me old mate Ivan W. Is he still there or have Oxford called him up.

Olympic (Vista) Bhoy · Wed Aug 23, 2006 3:08 pm

marooned wrote:Bulldog what ever happened to me old mate Ivan W. Is he still there or have Oxford called him up.

Ivan is still there mate, drinking with Bruce and the bhoys. He has a crook knee so I'm not sure we'll see him play next season for the over 35's

sidopolous · Post by **sidopolous** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 3:29 pm

Ivan needs to have an op. Groin I think. Can't keep a good Oxford man down. He'll be back playing and supping piss with the rest of us.

BULLDOG · Post by **BULLDOG** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 4:54 pm

Dutch Delight wrote:I decided a few years ago to stop posting on this site and true to my word, this is my first post in a good couple of years.
This is a special case as the topic is regarding an exceptional man but more so the end of an era. For many years now, when people think of Vista they often end up talking about Bulldog.
It is not uncommon for someone to spend years at one club, first as a player then maybe as a coach. But rarely does one person have such an impact on not only the football played but the culture of the club.
Having been coached by the Bulldog as a junior then given the chance to play along side him in the senior side I knew that he was a great club man and a very good player in his own right. But not until I ventured back to the mighty Vista a few years later did I realize what an exceptional and passionate coach he had become. Lets be honest, most of the blokes out there are there because Bulldog is. That is why I went back!. The fact that he has been trying to quit as senior coach for the past 3 years just tells everyone that this man has so much love for his club that he cant let go unless he is sure it is in safe hands and continues to head in the right direction.

Bulldog, for all the people I have met and friends I have made through this wonderful game you sit right up there with the best of them. Thanks for showing me that there is more to football than just winning and losing. PRIDE HONOUR RESPECT.

kind words indead johnny boy.thanx.been a pleasure coaching you as a skinny,weird hairstyled junior,and then playing aloneside you as a senior to coaching you as a skinny,weird hairstyled young man.
you captained the side very well and always lead by example.
thanx for all the above mate.catcha last game of the season for some long awaited bevvies.

Dutch Delight · Post by **Dutch Delight** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 8:25 pm

Pleasure has been all mine my good friend.................Except for seeing those ginger pubes of yours, that shit can scare a young man!

Happy Kopite · Post by **Happy Kopite** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 8:28 pm

Dutch Delight wrote:Pleasure has been all mine my good friend.................Except for seeing those ginger pubes of yours, that cabernet can scare a young man!

Especially that close to your nose! You were made captain afterall....!

BULLDOG · Post by **BULLDOG** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 8:28 pm

Dutch Delight wrote:Pleasure has been all mine my good friend.................Except for seeing those ginger pubes of yours, that cabernet can scare a young man!

i offered to turn the light out while you earnt the captains arm band but you insisted on eye contact.

and the pleasure was ALL mine sweety.

MrTiskills · Post by **MrTiskills** » Wed Aug 23, 2006 9:01 pm

this is a message from up in sydney just 2 say it was a pleasure 2 sit on the bench just for 1 game 4 the young man bulldog i guess theres not much left to say as everyone has repeated the same thing over n over again so ill just say its been a privalige thanks.

Olympic (Vista) Bhoy · Thu Aug 24, 2006 9:27 am

BULLDOG wrote:
Dutch Delight wrote:Pleasure has been all mine my good friend.................Except for seeing those ginger pubes of yours, that cabernet can scare a young man!
i offered to turn the light out while you earnt the captains arm band but you insisted on eye contact. and the pleasure was ALL mine sweety.

Bulldog, you are a manslut

sidopolous · Post by **sidopolous** » Thu Aug 24, 2006 9:33 am

Dirty ho

Dutch Delight · Post by **Dutch Delight** » Thu Aug 24, 2006 1:16 pm

As i said, Bulldog showed me that there was more to football than just winning and losing.

Olympic (Vista) Bhoy · Thu Aug 24, 2006 1:26 pm

Dutch Delight wrote:As i said, Bulldog showed me that there was more to football than just winning and losing.

What? Drawing?

BULLDOG · Post by **BULLDOG** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 10:32 am

3 more training sessions at the helm.
then what will i do??????
i know NOTHING

The Artist FKA sirbecks · Fri Aug 25, 2006 10:38 am

You might be able to take over the BBQ..... Just kidding tommy!

Mr Football · Post by **Mr Football** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 12:46 pm

BULLDOG wrote:
Dutch Delight wrote:I decided a few years ago to stop posting on this site and true to my word, this is my first post in a good couple of years.
This is a special case as the topic is regarding an exceptional man but more so the end of an era. For many years now, when people think of Vista they often end up talking about Bulldog.
It is not uncommon for someone to spend years at one club, first as a player then maybe as a coach. But rarely does one person have such an impact on not only the football played but the culture of the club.
Having been coached by the Bulldog as a junior then given the chance to play along side him in the senior side I knew that he was a great club man and a very good player in his own right. But not until I ventured back to the mighty Vista a few years later did I realize what an exceptional and passionate coach he had become. Lets be honest, most of the blokes out there are there because Bulldog is. That is why I went back!. The fact that he has been trying to quit as senior coach for the past 3 years just tells everyone that this man has so much love for his club that he cant let go unless he is sure it is in safe hands and continues to head in the right direction.

Bulldog, for all the people I have met and friends I have made through this wonderful game you sit right up there with the best of them. Thanks for showing me that there is more to football than just winning and losing. PRIDE HONOUR RESPECT.
kind words indead johnny boy.thanx.been a pleasure coaching you as a skinny,weird hairstyled junior,and then playing aloneside you as a senior to coaching you as a skinny,weird hairstyled young man.
you captained the side very well and always lead by example.
thanx for all the above mate.catcha last game of the season for some long awaited bevvies.

Bulldog who is the dutch delight or 'johnny' he says he was coached by you in juniors, did i play with him, my team was the only junior team you coached wasn't it and he captained the seniors... who is this mystery man, why isn't he still playing

Happy Kopite · Post by **Happy Kopite** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 1:04 pm

Muppet!

Mr Football · Post by **Mr Football** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 1:06 pm

So your welsh :?

Happy Kopite · Post by **Happy Kopite** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 1:06 pm

Mr Football wrote:So your welsh :?

I am, you are, we are Australian!

It's Knobby, you muppet!

Mr Football · Post by **Mr Football** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 1:10 pm

That's all i wanted, gee was that so hard. I didn't know he was dutch and know one i know calls him johnny. I think the muppet comment was un justified

The Artist FKA sirbecks · Fri Aug 25, 2006 1:38 pm

No no he is dutch..... and he lovsh gooold!

Olympic (Vista) Bhoy · Fri Aug 25, 2006 2:11 pm

The Artist FKA sirbecks wrote:No no he is dutch..... and he lovsh gooold!

He lishkes a shmoke and a pancake

harryhandsome1 · Post by **harryhandsome1** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 3:58 pm

Keeping it at the top of the forum, think this could run for a while.

Happy Kopite · Post by **Happy Kopite** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 4:00 pm

Mr Football wrote:That's all i wanted, gee was that so hard. I didn't know he was dutch and know one i know calls him johnny. I think the muppet comment was un justified

I think the Dutch Delight might be a reference to his favourite player that he likes to Jackoff to.

BULLDOG · Post by **BULLDOG** » Fri Aug 25, 2006 4:01 pm

harryhandsome1 wrote:Keeping it at the top of the forum, think this could run for a while.

only another week mate.

Dutch Delight · Post by **Dutch Delight** » Sat Aug 26, 2006 10:42 am

So Sir Becks is back hey, all we need now is Player 76 to make a come back and it will be just like the good old days!