Bachar Houli [merged]

[Rampstar]

Vlastuin is a very nice player. Potential A grade when he gets a decent tank.

[Chuck17]

Bachar did alright last night, did another trademark fall with legs and arms flying everywhere which makes me laugh

[Yeahright]

Vlastuin is a very nice player. Potential A grade when he gets a decent tank.

This is the Houli thread take it somewhere else 

[rogerd3]

he did burn Knights last night should have passed it off.

personally I reckon he gets short straw from some on here.

[WilliamPowell]

In that last play could he have run a little further?
Just asking I can't remember nor am I pointing a finger for khim kicking it when he did.

Yep should have kept running to get another 5-10 metres, kick mostly scores something.

Don't like what ifs....

[Judge Roughneck]

Has upside (some), ie. he is skillful at times.

But Houli is prone to softness. I think this squibness is hurting the side.

[one-eyed]

Bye-week break in New Zealand
Posted by Bachar Houli
June 13, 2013

It has been weeks since I have last touched base and a lot happens in a short amount of time when you’re involved in footy. Life isn’t all about being up and about, it’s how quick you bounce back from those low moments that makes you strong.

We had a great win in the West before the bye and went into the bye weekend with a win-loss ratio at 6-4, which is ok, but 7-3 would be a lot more comfortable.

If we were to rate our season so far, we think we’re about a 6/10, so we’re looking forward to showing everyone what we’re made of in the second half of the season.

We have a lot of belief within us, and this next month of footy is a huge challenge, starting this weekend against the Adelaide Crows. We know they’ll be hungry to get back on the winner’s board after their game last weekend.

We’ll be concentrating a lot on our competitiveness around the ball, and setting up defensively when we can’t impact the contest. We’re certainly looking forward to getting back into it after our break.

Speaking of the break, we were given a decent amount of time to get away from the club and freshen up for the second part of the season. I choose to head over to New Zealand and enjoy some of the world’s best fishing. I booked two days of charters and wanted to chase some of the largest kingfish you can get.

Read more at: http://bacharhouli.com.au/bye-week-break-in-new-zealand

[Yeahright]

Bye-week break in New Zealand
Posted by Bachar Houli
June 13, 2013

It has been weeks since I have last touched base and a lot happens in a short amount of time when you’re involved in footy. Life isn’t all about being up and about, it’s how quick you bounce back from those low moments that makes you strong.

We had a great win in the West before the bye and went into the bye weekend with a win-loss ratio at 6-4, which is ok, but 7-3 would be a lot more comfortable.

If we were to rate our season so far, we think we’re about a 6/10, so we’re looking forward to showing everyone what we’re made of in the second half of the season.

We have a lot of belief within us, and this next month of footy is a huge challenge, starting this weekend against the Adelaide Crows. We know they’ll be hungry to get back on the winner’s board after their game last weekend.

We’ll be concentrating a lot on our competitiveness around the ball, and setting up defensively when we can’t impact the contest. We’re certainly looking forward to getting back into it after our break.

Speaking of the break, we were given a decent amount of time to get away from the club and freshen up for the second part of the season. I choose to head over to New Zealand and enjoy some of the world’s best fishing. I booked two days of charters and wanted to chase some of the largest kingfish you can get.

Read more at: http://bacharhouli.com.au/bye-week-break-in-new-zealand

What's your mail Bo, did he catch anything?

[tigs2011]

There is actually a bacharhouli.com.au? 

[Smokey]

Bye-week break in New Zealand
Posted by Bachar Houli
June 13, 2013

It has been weeks since I have last touched base and a lot happens in a short amount of time when you’re involved in footy. Life isn’t all about being up and about, it’s how quick you bounce back from those low moments that makes you strong.

We had a great win in the West before the bye and went into the bye weekend with a win-loss ratio at 6-4, which is ok, but 7-3 would be a lot more comfortable.

If we were to rate our season so far, we think we’re about a 6/10, so we’re looking forward to showing everyone what we’re made of in the second half of the season.

We have a lot of belief within us, and this next month of footy is a huge challenge, starting this weekend against the Adelaide Crows. We know they’ll be hungry to get back on the winner’s board after their game last weekend.

We’ll be concentrating a lot on our competitiveness around the ball, and setting up defensively when we can’t impact the contest. We’re certainly looking forward to getting back into it after our break.

Speaking of the break, we were given a decent amount of time to get away from the club and freshen up for the second part of the season. I choose to head over to New Zealand and enjoy some of the world’s best fishing. I booked two days of charters and wanted to chase some of the largest kingfish you can get.

Read more at: http://bacharhouli.com.au/bye-week-break-in-new-zealand

What's your mail Bo, did he catch anything?

Nope, never even went out on the boat.  The weather blew up for the 2 days and both trips were cancelled.  Couldn't get on another charter that would chase kingfish so spent the time in Auckland.  Now there's a real holiday for you!!   

[Willy]

Caught a big mumma but was too scared to kill it. Morris had to come in and throw it back.

[Yeahright]

Bye-week break in New Zealand
Posted by Bachar Houli
June 13, 2013

It has been weeks since I have last touched base and a lot happens in a short amount of time when you’re involved in footy. Life isn’t all about being up and about, it’s how quick you bounce back from those low moments that makes you strong.

We had a great win in the West before the bye and went into the bye weekend with a win-loss ratio at 6-4, which is ok, but 7-3 would be a lot more comfortable.

If we were to rate our season so far, we think we’re about a 6/10, so we’re looking forward to showing everyone what we’re made of in the second half of the season.

We have a lot of belief within us, and this next month of footy is a huge challenge, starting this weekend against the Adelaide Crows. We know they’ll be hungry to get back on the winner’s board after their game last weekend.

We’ll be concentrating a lot on our competitiveness around the ball, and setting up defensively when we can’t impact the contest. We’re certainly looking forward to getting back into it after our break.

Speaking of the break, we were given a decent amount of time to get away from the club and freshen up for the second part of the season. I choose to head over to New Zealand and enjoy some of the world’s best fishing. I booked two days of charters and wanted to chase some of the largest kingfish you can get.

Read more at: http://bacharhouli.com.au/bye-week-break-in-new-zealand

What's your mail Bo, did he catch anything?

Nope, never even went out on the boat.  The weather blew up for the 2 days and both trips were cancelled.  Couldn't get on another charter that would chase kingfish so spent the time in Auckland.  Now there's a real holiday for you!!   

I only trust Bo's mail, sorry.

But is that actually true? 

[Smokey]

Yeah, it's on the rest of his blog.  Reckons he could have had the same holiday just staying at a hotel in Melbourne!   

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Champion

[Judge Roughneck]

Solid outing