Haiku Bob reflects on the Pies tight loss to the Bulldogs.
Haiku Bob – Round 19 – in a patch of sunlight
Haiku Bob’s has his unique perspective on the Pies win on Saturday afternoon against the Eagles.
Haiku Bob – Round 17 – all the spaces
Haiku Bob’s latest Collingwood installment. Watching the last quarter on auto pilot….
Haiku Bob – Round 16 – moment not believing
Collingwood and Giants, Haiku Bob reflects on the unbelievable.
Junior Almanac – Poetry: Bombers (by Archie Rawlings – aged 8)
It’s a cold wintry night and I’m not at the footy. I’m at my local primary school’s poetry reading night. And for the first time in his life this little eight year old footy fan stands on stage ready to recite his poem. A poem he’s written about his team. The only team he’s ever loved. The only colours he’s ever worn. Red and Black, in Adelaide. Now that takes courage.
Fronting the microphone takes another sort of courage. So does sharing your eight year old dream. [This is a cracker – JTH]
Haiku Bob – Round 15 – Down to the Last
Haiku Bob’s take on the Pies scrappy win against the Blues.
Haiku Bob – Round 14: The Ties That Bind
Inspired by his travels to Gothenburg Haiku Bob juxtaposes Bruce Springsteen and Collingwood
Haiku Bob – Round 12: Chasing shadows
Haiku Bob laments in seven verses another Pies loss.
In a hard year (Henry Lawson’s birthday)
On Henry Lawson’s birthday, David Wilson with an old-style poetic lament for the Collingwood, Fremantle and Brisbane hordes of 2016. Or for anyone who follows a struggling team.
Round 11 – Collingwood v Port Adelaide – Haiku Bob: Anchored in the backline
Haiku Bob. His words say it all.
Haiku Bob – Round 10 – Same old moon
Haiku Bob unique take on the Pies loss to the Bulldogs.
Haiku Bob – Round 9 – What light there is
Haiku Bob and his unique take on the Pies win against the Cats in Round 9.
Haiku Bob – Round 8 – Light at one end
Haiku Bob and his unique take on the Pies round 8 win.
No. It couldn’t happen.
John Kingsmill isn’t a North fan but, in Leicester style, he maps out a scenario for an unlikely, improbable but still possible outcome for season 2016. He may be proved wrong as early as this weekend. We hope so.
The Boy Next Door
Peter Baulderstone loved every minute of footy on the weekend. The underdogs triumphed and his Eagles vanquishers. But the highlight was hearing the boy next door kick the footy alone in the dark after his Navy Blues won again against the odds. (Poetry Warning: Swish – contains Bobby Gibson reference).
Haiku Bob – Round 7 – Whispering Gums
Haiku Bob on the Pies Round 7 loss and how the whispers are starting to grow about the coach.
Haiku Bob – Round 6 – Still clings slowly
Haiku Bob his take on the Pies loss against the Eagles.
Footy Poetry: The Day That Bob Went Down
Andrew Leonedas on the afternoon Bob Murphy went down.
Haiku Bob – Round 4 – Out of Sorts
Haiku Bob seeks meaning from Collingwood’s latest loss











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