Cheers to all TWFers

Kia ora All,
What a brilliant end to the S14 season for the Force. An incrdibly exciting display of guts, determination, desire and skill to come back from 22 zip. It was almost like it was scripted to ensure good support for 2009.
I would like to thank TWF for your welcoming friendly well informed and passionate site. My wife thinks it is a little odd and refers to my 'cyber-friends' like you are all imaginary! (you're not are you? you are really out there aren't you?).
Essentially I started to support the Force because of Josh Tatupu, and since I lived in WA for a few years way back and I've got a little bored with the 'saders.
I have thoroughly enjoyed the whole experience and look forward to 09. I was particularly please for Josh yeasterday and believe he's done enough for an 09 contract. Other players I didn't know much about but have been impressive would be Brown and Pocock, O'Connor is something else.
Thank you all for making this an excellent time and for being welcoming.
From what I can see Aussie footy is looking to be in dam good shape post the Gregan/Larkam era, maybe not this year but certainly within the next 2-3.

Big ups to all.
Woody
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G'Day mate.

I can see why you might get bored of the Crusaders what with them almost always winning. I was in the Loaded Hog (awesome food by the way) watching them play the Force last year and nobody really cared about watching the game it was more like 'Ohh we've scored another try. Thats good. We'll win this one then.'

Give me an under-performing team that scores some massive upsets anyday.

Welcome to the fold Woody, It's always good to see people renouncing a long held team when they see the ocean blue light. We might not be ready to play finals football this year, but I call it value for money!

Now that Josh is going to get more time on the field, you need to start thinking about membership!

Cheers guys,
We've got our big Europe trip in September and October then'll we'll be giving some serious thought to moving across the ditch. Perth summers kill me though! I spent a couple of years in Albany which was nice and I love the Margaret River area. Funnyly enough it would be for life style rather than $$. I'm too old and tired to work up at the mines, just wanna live somewhere near the sea in a good natured community.
Membership would definetly be the go then, as would season tickets and some time at O'Reillys.
Take care, it's been a blast.:D

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Originally Posted by Woody

Cheers guys,
We've got our big Europe trip in September and October then'll we'll be giving some serious thought to moving across the ditch. Perth summers kill me though! I spent a couple of years in Albany which was nice and I love the Margaret River area. Funnyly enough it would be for life style rather than $$. I'm too old and tired to work up at the mines, just wanna live somewhere near the sea in a good natured community.
Membership would definetly be the go then, as would season tickets and some time at O'Reillys.
Take care, it's been a blast.:D

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You would be welcome here mate.

Good on you Woody :thumbsup:
Head back to the Golden West mate, you can't go wrong.
North for winter, south for summer, all within your very own state :D
Look forward to seeing you at :jbs: before too long :cheers:
If you're not out here by 2011 you might just end up with a pile of "cyber geeks" on your doorstep dressed in green and gold :iconrofl:

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Originally Posted by Burgs

If you're not out here by 2011 you might just end up with a pile of "cyber geeks" on your doorstep dressed in green and gold :iconrofl:

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And a couple in all black :approve:

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Originally Posted by KenyaQuin

And a couple in all black :approve:

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Aaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. not likely my son:D:D:D:D:D

Nice words from you Woody