THE MALE BAG FOUNDATION
Nev holland picks up the NAPA after a couple of days of very poor form After having a minor mishap yesterday at Snowtown Nev should have been able to regroup before donning the dress shirt and going to dinner. Alas he failed miserably and the consequence is that the tablecloth at table 11 is probably
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We smell pretty bad after wearing the same jeans and jackets for 9 days but we have just met Chanel Actually none of that really matters Parko has just been interviewed for the Murray Valley Standard Another chance to spread the message
The male baggers are being wished a safe journey but where are the keys to the city?
At last nights dinner MCeed by ABC Grandstands Peter Walsh it was revealed that funds raised so far exceed $350K although the exact amount is a little unclear And didn’t the male baggers look a treat in the dress shirts last night supplied by Airbiz owned by fellow male bagger Greg “airport” Fordham. Thanks Airport
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3 auctions done and a stack of cash raised Gerry Cantwell, chief auctioneer extraordinaire flogs 3 items A Michael Clarke signed cricket bat for $1050 to big Shagga. A cap signed by Jackie Stewart and Alan Jones for $400+ A signed Carlton jumper sold for $1300 by a collingwood supporter!
The limited edition stubby holders are being offered at $40 plus whoever fills one with the most noted will get a Wolf Blass golf label wi d valued at $125
Shaun Rehn and Scott Camporeale speak on footy at treasury wines night Peter Walsh ABC reporter and commentator interviews the guys Talks about what the footy means to them And starting life in footy and the showdown Tells the team about the importance of the game this weekend Rehn tips hawks for flag and dees
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The Grosvenor Adelaide does not know what is in for as the male baggers have hit the place and now the bar
Thanks to barbecues galore the troops are being brilliantly fed by chef Wally and his Sioux chefs in beefy and smokey BLT is the way of the day for lunch on day 8 in a place called Dublin. Geez we really are getting lost from tin man to Snowtown to Loch Ness and now to
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The GPS has really taken us the wrong way. We are now in Scotland on the edge of Loch Ness