We thought we'd give the guys some breathing space as a result and let them have a week without profiles. So, in their place, we've invited everybody's favourite Magpie, Morris, along to get to know him!
Morris and Ned Kelly at the SCG in 2013 |
Favourite colour: I have two! Black and White! (I like where
this is headed!)
Weight: Half a stone, because people always say they can
kill two birds with one stone, but they haven’t got me yet!
DOB: 13 March 2010, but my family has been in the business
since 21 April 1928!
NRL team you followed as a kid: WESTERN SUBURBS!!!
Junior club: Wow, so many to mention! Eagle Vale-St Andrews,
Fairfield United, Forbes, Bellingen, Zetland, Werris Creek, Ourimbah and many
more! (I think maybe Picton and Glen Innes saw Morris too!)
Earliest football memory: Falling in love with the black and
white jersey at Penrith Park!
Morris and Arthur Summons at the SCG in 2013 |
Produest Magpie moment? Carrying on the legacy of a champion
magpie man and true gentleman in my Uncle Mark the Magpie and wearing these feathers that are such an important symbol of our proud club!
Sport you’d play if not footy: AFL, for the Collingwood
MAGPIES!
Best advice received: Keep calm and hate Manly!!! (What a
great guy!)
Morris and big Bruiser Clark at The Entrance last year |
Most embarrassing moment? So many times I have tripped over
things because my big magpie head doesn’t let me bend down to see the ground! A
few years back at Penrith I actually walked on a photographer taking pictures
on the sideline too, who wasn't too impressed!
Three people you’d invite to dinner: Greg BIRD,
Captain Jack SPARROW and former Magpies fullback Danny PEACOCK! (I nominate
Sheryl Crow to provide some music…)
Greatest fear: Heights! (What the hell?!)
Morris and his Uncle Mark at Lidcombe in 2012 |
Favourite song: We are the boys from Western Suburbs and
Shake a Tail Feather!
What is your greatest footy highlight? Everytime I get to
lead the boys out into battle is such a great honour and thrill but last year I
had the privilege of being involved in the heritage round at the SCG to
commemorate the 1963 GF and lead the parade of ex magpies champions around the
ground in front of 22,000 fans. It was right up there with the best day of my
life to represent the Wests faithful!
1 comment:
If you ever ride bike in Australia look out for the Magpie their very agresive during their nesting season and the males can get very territorial and biligerant
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