Imagine Twitter existed on Grand Final day, 1979…
Carlton v Collingwood. 113,545 at the MCG.
I’ve watched the entire game as though it was in real time and tweeted throughout.
Welcome to the 1979 Grand Final Twitter thread 🧵
Hope to enjoy it #Baggers#VFLGrandFinal1979
@MusicBrownlow 3. When Will You Fall For Me - Vika &
Linda
2. Midnight Train to Georgia- Gladys Knight & The Pips
1. Brass in Pocket - The Pretenders
New Blueseum is up!
https://t.co/XHnrbZE5CX
Check it out.
Now fully owned by the club itself and on the club's server!
Greatly improved after a large investment by the club, still operated by the same group of volunteers!
Club will promo in the morning.
Won’t lie - thought we got very lucky with the non-advantage call to the Giants in the last.
But from that point on, we took command. As win as gutsy as it was important #Baggers
Adam made the game look easy at this best. His All Australian year was elite. Never seemed to lose a one on one battle - mainly because he could handle the ball like this
All the best Saady.
An official Navy Blue farewell 💙
Adam Saad’s time at the Club has come to an end. He departs IKON Park a Carlton centurion, an All Australian and forever a fan favourite that brought back the WOOF 🗣️
Thank you, Saady!
DETAILS: https://t.co/p9tr6hzroj
@tony_debolfo I sometimes wonder whether Percy’s larger than life personality overshadows just how good a footballer he actually was. Listening to former teammates speak of him, his 249 games and pivotal roles in multiple Grand Finals suggest he was far more than just a colourful character.
@JVMonte2 Took me about 30 years from first listening to this album to love this album despite being a Stones fan for decades.
If You Really Want To Be My Friend - just sublime. Time Waits for No One and Till the Next Goodbye complement the more well known tracks very well.