Saturday, 8 May 2004

Saints immune to Pain sportal.com.au St Kilda stormed the 'House of Pain' as their incredible winning streak in 2004 continued at the expense of a hapless Fremantle. ... 11:02:12 PM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • My Hobbies

German Police Hold Computer Virus Suspect (AP). AP - A high school student has been arrested in Germany on charges he created the "Sasser" computer virus that infected computers worldwide, an official said Saturday. [Yahoo! News - Reader Ratings] 10:51:12 PM    comment []  trackback []     • Random

Still Emma's Birthday I had to post this fantastic photo of Emma. Did you know it's her birthday today? Happy Birthday! The saints won for you today!!!!   9:35:04 PM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • Family

Saints snare biggest scalp There is no doubt about it; St Kilda is the real deal in 2004. In the top-four clash at Subiaco on Saturday afternoon, the Saints as they did enough to win by 23 points and took their record to 6-0 for the season, which took them to 11 straight wins, including the Wizard Home Loans Cup.   In the end, the Saints won 14.11 (95) to 11.6 (72), after they survived a Fremantle fight-back in the last term which saw the Dockers get to just 15 points down after five consecutive goals, before steadying with a late goal to spearhead Fraser Gehrig. [more] 9:21:22 PM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • My Hobbies

Self-belief the key [AFL - St Kilda News] St Kilda was coming off an emotional win over Brisbane and a turbulent week off the field. The Saints were making one of the toughest trips in the AFL, to Perth, and were facing an in-form Fremantle side. They were without captain Lenny Hayes and key defender Justin Koschitzke and supposedly due for a loss after a 10 match winning streak stretching back to the Wizard Cup. There were plenty of reasons why the Saints were going to lose to Fremantle, but one main reason they won today. That reason was self belief, according to Saints veteran Andrew Thompson. “We were top of the ladder before this game,” he said. “People were saying we had to lose one and that no-one wins at Fremantle. “But we have got a real good belief at the club that we can come over and win these kind of games now. It doesn’t matter where we play, that is our attitude.” “We just want to play the footy we can be playing and that’s the aggressive, hard at the contest, kind of football and it worked today.” Thompson said the Saints also wanted to make a statement against the Dockers. “The other thing was that we were really keen for people back in Melbourne to stand up and take notice by being a team that can win anywhere,” he said. 9:19:38 PM    comment []  trackback []     • My Hobbies

Saints unstoppable, even in the West ST KILDA responded to another major test of its AFL premiership credentials in commanding style today, overcoming Fremantle 14.11 (95) to 11.6 (72) at Subiaco Oval to remain undefeated this season. 9:18:00 PM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • My Hobbies

Happy Birthday Emma Today is my daughter Emma's 7th Birthday. In her 7 years of life, many many things have happen: We have moved house 3 times We have bought 4 different cars I have had 4 different jobs within Microsoft Bricey the tornado was born The Saints played in a Grand Final (and lost) and then lost their way for a few seasons I could go on, but its not about me -- it's all about Emma Happy Birthday gorgeous! 9:57:41 AM    comment []  trackback []  G!   • Family

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