Micro Noises - Issue 11
The end of the Chad drought, a score-less quarter, a grand final thriller and maybe Gigs's longest anagram yet. It's all here in Micro Noises 11.
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The end of the Chad drought, a score-less quarter, a grand final thriller and maybe Gigs's longest anagram yet. It's all here in Micro Noises 11.
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The last round of the AFL season can give some teams an advantage over others. Andrew Gigacz believes there's a better way to manage the home-and-away finale.
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What footballing record belongs in Canberra? Which team kicked 23.2 at the weekend? Gigs answers these questions and more in this week's Micro Noises.
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Gigs comes up with two unlikely Round 23 ladders & uncovers the hidden link between last Friday's Cats-Saints match & the previous week's Suns-Giants game.
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The recent outpouring of opposition from Richmond fans to the idea of selling of home games has prompted Andrew Gigacz to explore alternative ways of taking the game on the road.
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Was the Cats Houdini win against Hawthorn last Friday night a curse or a good sign? Find out as Gigs unravels a little footy history mystery.
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Gigs reveals why last week's match between Geelong and Adelaide was so spooky and uncovers the link between Dennis Lillee and last week's Eagles-Lions match.
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Freo kicked 2.13 in ONE QUARTER last Sunday. Has that ever happened before? And just what can be done with letters of Levi Casboult's name?
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With Round 16 done and dusted, Gigs is back with another completely crazy collection of foolish facts, farcical figures and facetious findings.
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It's a topic that's caused considerable consternation in football circles over recent weeks. Andrew Gigacz weighs into the debate raging over footy jumpers.
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Gigs reports that the Hawks racked up a swag of records against GWS on Sunday, and even the Giants themselves almost got in on the act.
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Having an anagram and a postcode wasn't enough for Gigs this week. So he decided to combine the two!
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Gigs tells us why we should have tipped all six winners this week and reveals the irony in the letters of Jobe Watson's name.
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In this week's Micro Noises, Gigs reveals why Hawthorn, Collingwood, Adelaide, Essendon and the Bulldogs are the only teams who can win the flag.
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Andrew Gigacz
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AFL: Western Bulldogs (VIC)
Local: Footscray (VIC)
Footy-head since I fell in love with the game in 1973 after receiving the Murfett "Aussie Footy" game for my 8th birthday. Born and bred in the western suburbs, I'm a passionate FOOTSCRAY supporter. David Smorgon might like the name Western Bulldogs, but they'll always be Footscray to me and many others.
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1. In a reserves game in 1978 at the Western Oval, from deep in the pocket at the Barkly St end, Peter Welsh sent a handball towards a team-mate in the goal square. He overcooked it and it went straight through the big sticks. The goal umpire thought he'd kicked it and signalled a goal, putting the Dogs in front against Essendon just before the final siren. The sight of the Essendon cheer-squad going nuts at the injustice will always be a highlight for me. 2. October 1st, 5pm. I think you know why.