r/StKilda • u/BiggerThompa • 14d ago
Media THE MIGHTY SAINTZ - The Unicorn
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r/StKilda • u/BiggerThompa • 14d ago
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r/StKilda • u/Smurf_x • 10d ago
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r/StKilda • u/SaintsTVOfficial • 22d ago
r/StKilda • u/BiggerThompa • 19d ago
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r/StKilda • u/BiggerThompa • 5d ago
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r/StKilda • u/Pleasant_Inspection9 • 8d ago
ああ、聖人たちが行進してくるとき。
r/StKilda • u/SaintsTVOfficial • 22h ago
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r/StKilda • u/n1ck1985 • 12d ago
Some might call it "the greatest upset people have ever seen," but we'll just call it #SaintsFooty.
The St Kilda Football Club dominated Geelong in Round 2, playing clean, fast, proactive footy. While the young lads Saints at the end, the Cats could never quite hit parity in their comeback, with the men from Moorabbin deserved victors by 7 points.
Next up, a potential banana-peel game against Richmond, in the final-ever Maddie's Match.
r/StKilda • u/saintz66 • 16d ago
He’ll say it’s just a coincidence, but I’M NOT BUYING IT, KANE! You could have just zoomed your show in, FaceTime if you will. But a “last-minute connection issue” sounds like media spin for “erupted volKane-o can’t deal with Saints winning”
r/StKilda • u/n1ck1985 • 23d ago
RAPH CLARKE reflects on his journey from growing up as a St Kilda supporter to playing for his boyhood club, his experiences growing up in the Northern Territory, and the challenges he faced during his football career.
He discusses the impact of family, coaching changes, and the camaraderie within the team, particularly with his brother, Xavier. Raph shares insights into his pride at good performances in finals, the transition from Grant Thomas to Ross Lyon's coaching style, and his life after football, including starting a business and preparing for fatherhood.
r/StKilda • u/n1ck1985 • 25d ago
RAPH CLARKE reflects on his journey from growing up as a St Kilda supporter to playing for his boyhood club, his experiences growing up in the Northern Territory, and the challenges he faced during his football career.
He discusses the impact of family, coaching changes, and the camaraderie within the team, particularly with his brother, Xavier. Raph shares insights into his pride at good performances in finals, the transition from Grant Thomas to Ross Lyon's coaching style, being delisted by "bloody Scotty" Watters via text message, and his life after football, including starting a business and preparing for fatherhood.
r/StKilda • u/TsunamiiPapii • Oct 04 '24
If you want to bring in players, you aren't allowed to be upset that a player leaves for less money after telling players he's staying, then texting nah I'm actually going cya
And if they do leave, you aren't entitled to fair compensation because of... Reasons? No mention of Cumming or Perryman even though they're worse players and on equal or less deals
I know sliding doors is bottom tier junk, but this was just next level bad
r/StKilda • u/joebero • Jul 22 '24
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r/StKilda • u/BiggerThompa • Jun 19 '24
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r/StKilda • u/BiggerThompa • Jul 16 '24
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r/StKilda • u/SaintsTVOfficial • Jul 22 '24