who made the famous high mark in the grand final of the VFL?
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correction Alex (jezza) Jesaulenko's  in the 1970 Grand Final\nsee link for copy of picture\nhttp://www.users.bigpond.com/tuffies/jezza.html
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Australia gave 95,000 home fans a rousing FIFA World Cup™ send-off with a 1-0 win over European champions Greece at the Melbourne Cricket Ground on Thursday night.  \nMidfielder Josip Skoko, who plays for Stoke City in the English Championship, scored the winning goal in the 16th minute with a cracking left-foot volley from outside the penalty area.
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Id say Hawthorn. They have too many quick players, Roos will struggle to keep up.
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I have to agree (not only cos I support the hammers) Liverpool - West Ham was a wicked final.  Talk about a gripping match with a fluke Konchesky goal and 2 blinding goals for Gerrard.  Just when we thought it was all over the excitement came flooding back.
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Look at Bruce Dawe's poetry.  See the poem 'Lifecycle'.  He  writes a lot about the religion in Victoria that is the Australian Football League.
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AFL - St Kilda saints!!!!!!
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One of the most skilled players in the game
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Collingwood IS THE BEST
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Evonne Goolagong (Cawley)\n\nPast
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NO DOUBT. Ricky Ponting.
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Goerge Hagi, probably. He was insane;y good, and he played for huge clubs like Real Madrid, Barcelona Galatasary. Also he had a wicked freekick.
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Australian bowler Jason Gillespie, nicknamed Dizzy, cracked a career-best 201 to become the highest run-scoring nightwatchman on the fourth morning of the second Test against Bangladesh in Chittagong. you can find more details on this website: http://in.rediff.com/cricket/2006/apr/19watchman.htm
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Melbourne, Australia.
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the Aussies!!!\nOi! Oi! Oi!
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I  would have to say matt le tissiers two goals against newcastle in 94 wen he just lifted the ball over two/three players and guided the ball in the net and the one touch onto the right foot into the top corner world class finishes.
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It has to be Billy Bremner, the inspirational captain of the Leeds team in the 1960s and 1970s because he embodies the true never say die spirit of the club. He was tough, uncompromising, hardworking, and a real player's player who won the respect of everyone, teamate and opponent alike.
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I cant remember the year, late eighties or early ninties,  Essendon Vs West Coast at Windy Hill.  It was a close game and i think Essendon won by a small margin with a late goal.  Kevin Sheedy first waved his jacket at this game.  Games of footy at Windy hill are some of my favorite childhood memories.\nGo Bombers!!\n")