RIP

It appears to be fixed now Aldo.

Yes, thanks Taars.

Or they could read my book

You’ve got a book?

Yes, despite it being given the Fawlty Towers 'don't mention the war' treatment by some at the Club (nothing political, of course ), it's done very well, first edition of 250 sold out.

I know you think it's strange an author would continue to promote it, but many, many West supporters around Australia have contacted me to express their enjoyment and historians have given it great reviews.

Keep chipping away, you'll be getting into stalking territory soon.

Meanwhile, life's good.

I can recall the effect Murray Weideman had on our team when he arrived.  We seemed to stand taller and he was a charismatic leader, who could definitely play.

His coaching took us from the depths of the years after the Kerley sacking to being a finals team and very competitive.

We lacked success for years before he arrived and for years after he left coaching.  He still served the club in other capacities later and was a revered figure at the Club.

RIP Murray, legend.

If you head to Fiveaa website look under Conversations with Cornsey. Murray did one last year. Look under podcasts and search for Feb 3rd 2020

Many years ago whilst on a business trip to Victoria a friend took me to dinner at the Collingwood Club --- all off a sudden all patrons started clapping and it was because Murray had walked in --- the amount of respect this man had was amazing.