#19 Nick Davis

Hugor · Joined: 19 Apr 2004 Location: Perth

Is that a gerbel. That wouldn't be nice

The Prototype · Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 6:26 pm

I hear any trade deals have to include his mummy.

Proud Pies · Joined: 22 Feb 2003 Location: Knox-ish

i think yackendandah needs him

GreekLunatic · Joined: 22 Feb 2003 Location: doncaster vic australia

In the trade for Davis , Is his mum included . He doesnt go anywhere with out mummy.

Trezegol · Joined: 16 Sep 2005 Location: Doncaster East

Is the work for the dole scheme still available?

stui magpie · Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 10:08 pm

Robbo.D.yobbo · The Toovinator Joined: 31 Oct 2005

The Collingwood Turtle · Posted: Wed Jul 02, 2008 11:59 pm

KFC Cronulla have expressed the most interest in acquiring his services.

Paul Roos says he's willing to swap him for a Dinner Box Laughing

David · I dare you to try Joined: 27 Jul 2003 Location: Andromeda

lol, in all fairness, Davis was a fantastic player at times, and yes, it was pretty much his individual brilliance that won that semi-final for them. I often think we missed his presence in the team once he left, but that's life I suppose.

crass · Joined: 13 Jan 2008

a few years ago while i was doing stand by props for neighbours we used victoria park and some of the list as extras for some 'draft' scenes.
i spent quite a bit of time with our boys.
nick davis was there...generally bored and more interested in getting his head on the screen...
bad attitude...
not at collingwood thanks...
not even for a couple of stale vegemite sangers and an apple.

i can speak glowingly of cheesy o'bree from that time...
great attitude and was a good representative of our club.
if davis had half of what o'bree has in terms of effort etc i'd think about it.

fence-banger · Zito Kypro Joined: 14 Feb 2008 Location: northcote

Yes, it's players like O'Bree, the ones who do the hard work, often going under the radar but never minding, always doing their bit, I'm a big rap for them.
They're team players.
Sulky pusses like Nick Davis ain't worth a crumpet ~ the Premiership medallion flatters him.

John Wren · Posted: Thu Jul 03, 2008 12:55 pm

alas, davis is a 'required player'.

Proud Pies · Joined: 22 Feb 2003 Location: Knox-ish

CarringbushCigar · Joined: 15 Nov 2007 Location: wherever I lay my beanie

Dont you people who have posted nasty comments remember the impact some comments on fan forums have on people?
REMINDER: Depression and Suicidal thoughts

If you dont think a player with the talent (geinus-like skills) of Nick Davis could possibly fall into this boat - then have a good hard think about the possibility.

Nick Davis's father was a grand representative of this football club and i saw Nick Davis play some super games for us trying his guts out in a way that reminds me of Daisy. Collingwood wanted to keep him, he wanted to be with his family.

He then went on to be the with-NO-doubt single most important player in his club breaking a how many year premiership drought.

If Roosy wants to pi** him off - id love for us to investigate the chance to get him back in Trent Croad fashion. Imagine a fit and healthy and happy Nick Davis finishing his career off with us and helping us win a flag. I'm struggling to think of anything that would be more rewarding for our football club.

I admit there is some risk of embarassment for the club. But are we brave and confident enough as a club to help him. Some of you same people want Ben Cousins id imagine.

Jeebers bulid a freakin bridge.

fence-banger · Zito Kypro Joined: 14 Feb 2008 Location: northcote

If Nick Davis is suffering with Depression, having suicidal thoughts, then his family/friends/Club can support him through this.

There are excellent community-based services available, and I'd imagine, on his sort of income, he could be treated by fully qualified private practitioners, no waiting period, no need to suffer a moment longer.

Nick Davis was a liar when at Collingwood.

He did the dirty on us.

And IMO doesn't deserve our respect.