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RADCHENKO, Andrew
Years Played: 1975
Born: 3/05/1955
Height: 180 cm
Weight: 73 kg
Debut order: 832
Number(s): 55
Games: 1
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Essendon High School
Andrew Radchenko was a half-back flanker who came from Essendon High School to the Under 19s in 1971. His only game for Essendon was in Round 19, 1975, in a loss to Collingwood.
He played with Avondale Heights in 1976 and 1977 and then with Ascot Vale from 1978 to 1980. He then joined Brunswick in 1981 and 1982.
RAHILLY, Robert
Years Played: 1914
Died: 9/12/1935
Height: 170 cm
Weight: 83 kg
Debut order: 255
Number(s): 8
Games: 2
Goals: 4
Previous Clubs: South Ballarat/Fitzroy
Robert Rahilly began his football career at South Ballarat and then played 33 games with Fitzroy from 1910 to 1912.
He played two games as a follower for Essendon in Rounds 2 and 4, 1914, in each of which he kicked two goals in wins against University and Richmond. He left Essendon in mid 1914 to join Northcote.
Rahilly returned to South Ballarat in late 1912 and went to Sturt in South Australia in early 1913 before moving to Broken Hill later in that year.
Robert Rahilly died on 9th December, 1935.
RAINES, Geoff
Years Played: 1986
Born: 10/08/1956
Height: 180 cm
Weight: 78 kg
Debut order: 917
Number(s): 6
Games: 14
Goals: 2
Previous Clubs: Richmond/Collingwood
Geoff Raines was a top class centreman with excellent disposal skills who came to Essendon from Collingwood where he played 45 games from 1983 to 1985 but left after refusing to accept a pay cut. Before that, he had played 134 games at Richmond from 1976 to 1982 and before that he played with Swan Hill.
Raines won Richmond's Best and Fairest award three times, in 1978, 1980 and 1981 and played in that club's 1980 premiership team. He played for Victoria while at Richmond and also won All-Australian selection.
Raines was unable to re-capture his best form at Essendon, even though he was selected in the State side in 1986.
After the one season he was cleared to the Brisbane Bears in 1987, his fourth League club.
RAINEY, Les N.
Years Played: 1899-1900
Born: 10/01/1881
Died: 27/08/1962
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 54
Games: 5
Goals: 3
Previous Clubs: Melbourne Grammar
Les Rainey was a half-forward and rover from Melbourne Grammar.
He played five games for Essendon in 1899 and 1900. Rainey then joined Melbourne in 1902 where he played 18 games in 1902 and 1903.
Rainey also played cricket for Victoria.
Len Rainey died on 27th August, 1962.
RAISBECK, Ralph
Years Played: 1922-23
Born: 25/12/1898
Died: 5/04/1958
Height: 183 cm
Weight: 85 kg
Debut order: 351
Number(s): 20
Games: 3
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Essendon 'A'
Ralph Raisbeck, known as "Kanga", came to Essendon from Essendon 'A' in the Association.
He played in Rounds 10 and 12 in 1922 then was suspended for the final 6 matches of the season. His only other game was in Round 6, 1923, in a win over Richmond.
Ralph Raisbeck died on 5th April, 1958.
RAITT, Noel
Years Played: 1963-64
Born: 26/12/1943
Height: 188 cm
Weight: 89 kg
Debut order: 730
Number(s): 9
Games: 18
Goals: 7
Previous Clubs: Stawell
Noel Raitt was a strong and vigorous half-forward from Stawell.
He showed early promise and won Essendon's best first year player award in 1963. However, he did not hold his form and played only five more games in early 1964.
Raitt became captain-coach of East Devonport in Tasmania from 1965 to 1967 and was then captain-coach of Koroit from 1968 to 1970. In 1971 and 1972, he played with Port Moresby in New Guinea before returning to play with Stawell in 1973. He later coached Stawell Reserves in 1978 and 1983.
RALPH, Harry E.
Years Played: 1945
Born: 21/05/1919
Died: 17/07/2004
Height: 174 cm
Weight: 79 kg
Debut order: 597
Number(s): 32
Games: 4
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Norwood (SA)
Harry Ralph was a half-back flanker from Norwood in South Australia where he played from 1939 to 1941. Prior to that, he played with North Adelaide Colts.
During the war, he played football in the Northern Territory with the Army, returning to Norwood in early 1945. He also represented South Australia.
After joining the RAAF, he was transferred to Victoria and played four games with Essendon on a war time service permit in late 1945. He then returned to Norwood in 1946 and later played with their Seconds in 1948.
Ralph then played Sunday social football and assisted with the coaching of South Australian country clubs including Kingscote on Kangaroo Island, Burra, Quorn, Orroroo and Bute. He also played with Cleve.
He retired in 1980 as a Manager with the State Bank of South Australia.
Ralph died on 17th July, 2004.
RAMANAUSKAS, Adam
Years Played: 1999-2008
Born: 19/11/1980
Height: 182 cm
Weight: 80 kg
Debut order: 1018
Number(s): 47 , 9
Games: 134
Goals: 63
Previous Clubs: Noble Park/Dandenong U18s
Adam Ramanauskas has had one of the most chronicled football careers of modern times. He came late to football preferring basketball as a youngster and was drafted in 1998, as selection no. 12. Ramanauskas made his Essendon debut in Round 8, 1999, played two games that season and won the Reserves Best and Fairest, to complete a successful first season.
By 2000, the Club's best season in history, "Rama" established himself as a first team regular, playing in every game that year but one. His timing could not have been better as the team swept all before it and he played in the pre-season premiership and the premiership win over Melbourne. By season's end he had a premiership medal around his neck, had won the Club's Most Improved award and was runner-up in the Norwich Rising Star award.
His fine form continued the following year and he played all 25 games, juggling the roles of link man through the mid-field and as a small defender, and performed both superbly. In a consistent season he polled votes in 18 games and finished 6th in the Crichton Medal. One of his most important contributions came in the Preliminary Final when his defensive efforts late in the match were sensational. He was also selected for the Australian side that played Ireland in the International series.
2002 was perhaps his best season, confirmed by his 3rd placing in the Crichton Medal. He played in 23 games during the season, was one of the team's leading possession getters and took an on-field leadership role when senior players were injured.
While 2003 looked on track to be another stellar year for Ramanauskas, a benign lump on his neck was found after Round 3 and he required surgery which put him out for eight weeks. His return in Round 12 was greeted with a standing ovation from the crowd, but the cancer returned and he missed the last six games while undergoing treatment. He was presented with the Best Clubman Award at season's end.
He won the respect of many by making his return to the game in 2004 after his serious illness. He played in all 24 games that year, kicking five goals for the season and polling 133 votes at the Best and Fairest.
Ramanauskas played the first three games of the 2005 season before suffering a ruptured anterior cruciate ligament in a training drill. He required a knee reconstruction, which left him sidelined for the rest of the season and placed him once again on the long-term injury list.
He was rediagnosed with cancer in 2006 and didn't play a game while undergoing treatment. He returned to senior football in Round14, 2007, amid emotional scenes and finished with five games for the season.
"Rama" played 18 games in 2008 and retired at the end of the year.
He will be remembered for his versatility, pace and skill as a footballer, and for his courage in overcoming his illness.
After his retirement, Ramanauskas was appointed to work with the young players of the Essendon Football Club. His wife, Belinda, is a cousin of former Essendon player, Aaron Henneman.
Draft history: 1998 National AFL Draft - Selection No. 12
Player Honours:: TAC Cup Team of the Year 1998
Reserves premiership side 1999
Reserves Best and Fairest 1999
Ansett Cup premiership side 2000
AFL premiership side 2000
Rising Star Nominee 2000
Most Improved Player 2000
Best Clubman 2003
Most Courageous 2007
STATE HONOURS: Australian International Rep. V Ireland 2001
RAMSAY, John
Years Played: 1952
Born: 18/02/1930
Died: 13/11/1983
Height: 188 cm
Weight: 87 kg
Debut order: 648
Number(s): 36
Games: 2
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: North Essendon Methodists
John Ramsay was a follower from the North Essendon Methodists. He played two games for Essendon in Rounds 9 and 10 in 1952 for two losses against Melbourne and Fitzroy. He was a member of the Seconds premiership side in both 1950 and 1952.
He then joined Williamstown in 1954 and played in their premiership teams in 1955, 1956, 1958 and 1959 during an outstanding career with that club.
John Ramsay died after an illness on 13th November, 1983, aged only 53.
RAMSAY, Roy
Years Played: 1982
Born: 3/01/1956
Height: 179 cm
Weight: 77 kg
Debut order: 891
Number(s): 36
Games: 3
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Broadmeadows/North Melbourne
Roy Ramsay was a reliable back pocket who came from North Melbourne where he played 76 games from 1976 to 1981. Prior to that he was with Broadmeadows. He had won the award for Best and Fairest in the Essendon District League Under 17s in 1972.
He could only manage three senior games in 1982, but he won Reserves Best and Fairest award that year.
Ramsay then returned to North Melbourne in 1983 and played 47 more games there until the end of 1987.
He transferred to Port Melbourne in 1988.
RANDALL, Alan T.
Years Played: 1944-45
Born: 24/04/1925
Died: 24/05/2000
Height: 175 cm
Weight: 67 kg
Debut order: 583
Number(s): 2
Games: 8
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Pascoe Vale Juniors
Alan Randall was a wingman from Pascoe Vale Juniors. He played eight games for Essendon in 1944 and 1945.
His career was interrupted by injuries and it was a shoulder injury that ended his career at the end of 1945.
Randall died on 24th May, 2000.
RAWLE, George
Years Played: 1923-25
Born: 2/12/1889
Height: 175 cm
Weight: 80 kg
Debut order: 359
Number(s): 6
Games: 19
Goals: 4
Previous Clubs: Melrose United/North Melbourne (VFA)
George Rawle played only 19 senior games but played in two premiership teams.
Rawle had been a star ruckman with North Melbourne (VFA) from 1911 to 1920 playing in their premiership teams of 1914-15 and 1918. He then played with Essendon Association in 1921 and when that team disbanded at the end on 1921, Rawle rejoined North Melbourne as captain-coach in 1922.
He came to Essendon in 1923 as a Seconds coach and the Club dropped a bombshell by selecting him for his first game at the age of 33 in the ruck in the 1923 Grand Final. This made him the League's fourth oldest player on debut and only the third to debut in a Grand Final.
The selectors felt Rawle would give the 'Mosquito Fleet' stability and his did just that helping them to a premiership in his first game. He also played in the 1924 premiership side giving him two premiership wins in a career of only 19 games.
Incredibly, Rawle played with a deformed foot which was always tightly bandaged and which caused him pain after games.
Rawle became captain-coach of Camberwell in 1926. He returned to Essendon in 1928 where he served as a committeeman until 1933.
His son Keith later became a star with the Club.
George Rawle died on 12th June, 1978.
RAWLE, Keith T.
Years Played: 1942-43, 1946-49
Born: 29/10/1924
Died: 6/03/2005
Height: 170 cm
Weight: 67 kg
Debut order: 564
Number(s): 2
Games: 111
Goals: 98
Previous Clubs: North Essendon Methodists
Keith Rawle was a fine second rover to Bill Hutchison after coming from North Essendon Methodists. He was clever and a good position player.
Rawle was an emergency in the 1942 premiership team and then was in the forward pocket in the 1946 and 1949 premiership sides.
Rawle was runner-up in Essendon's Best and Fairest award in 1947 and was selected in the State side in 1949. He also won the best utility player award in 1943 and the most unselfish player award in 1946 and 1948.
His career was interrupted by service in New Guinea with the RAAF during the war and he missed the 1944 and 1945 seasons.
Rawle was captain-coach of Redan from 1950 to 1958, and in 1951 he won the award for Best and Fairest in the Ballarat League. He also won the premiership in 1952. He later coached Daylesford in 1960 and 1961.
As well as being a fine footballer, he also played cricket for Victoria.
His father, George, was a star Essendon player in the 1920s.
Rawle retired in 1984 from his job as a sales representative for television station SEQ8.
Keith Rawle died on 6th March, 2005.
REDENBACH, Michael
Years Played: 1978
Born: 3/06/1959
Height: 170 cm
Weight: 71 kg
Debut order: 858
Number(s): 3
Games: 3
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Burnie (Tas)
Michael Redenbach was a rover from Burnie in Tasmania.
He made his debut for Essendon in Round 14 in a home win over Carlton. He played only two more games for Essendon that year for a final total of three senior games.
He then played with Werribee from 1981 to 1986 and was captain in 1984 and 1985.
REED, Ken J.
Years Played: 1955
Born: 15/12/1931
Height: 188 cm
Weight: 75 kg
Debut order: 670
Number(s): 35
Games: 2
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: East Brunswick/Carlton Thirds
Ken Reed was a follower from the Carlton Thirds. His only games for Essendon were Rounds 3 and 13, 1955, in wins over North Melbourne and St Kilda.
He had won the Seconds Best and Fairest award in 1953 and was a member of the Seconds premiership team in 1952.
Reed was cleared to Williamstown in 1956 and played in their premiership teams in 1956 and 1958. He finished his career with Hastings.
REGAN, Eddie
Years Played: 1931
Born: 11/09/1909
Died: 2/04/1988
Height: 178 cm
Weight: 75 kg
Debut order: 431
Games: 1
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Allendale
Eddie Regan was a half-back from Allendale.
His only game was in Round 8, 1931, in a win over Fitzroy.
Eddie Regan died on 2nd April, 1988.
REGAN, George F.
Years Played: 1939, 1941
Born: 6/06/1915
Died: 9/07/1943
Height: 178 cm
Weight: 75 kg
Debut order: 542
Number(s): 34 , 11
Games: 7
Goals: 1
Previous Clubs: Elsternwick
George "Ted" Regan was a strong defender who joined Essendon after playing four games with Melbourne in 1938.
He was a class-mate of Melbourne's "Bluey" Truscott at Melbourne High School and played with him at Melbourne before transferring to Essendon.
Regan played in Rounds 16 and 17 in 1939, then in another five games in 1941, including the losing Grand Final side in that year.
He was killed in action over Burma on 9th July,1943, while serving with the RAF's 11th Squadron.
REID, Alan
Years Played: 1979-83
Born: 29/01/1956
Height: 185 cm
Weight: 81 kg
Debut order: 863
Number(s): 2
Games: 45
Goals: 18
Previous Clubs: East Fremantle (WA)
Alan Reid was a talented wingman who came from East Fremantle in Western Australia. He had played for Western Australia in state of origin games before joining Essendon.
He was a fast and exciting mover, who had the supporters buzzing when he got the ball, but he was dogged by stomach and leg injuries, and then an ankle injury put him out for most of 1982.
Reid was Essendon's equal second top Brownlow medal vote scorer in 1979.
He was cleared to Geelong in the middle of the 1983 season and played seven games there.
Reid later moved to Beijing, China, where he worked as a lawyer and trader.
REIMERS, Kyle
Years Played: 2007-12
Born: 10/01/1989
Height: 182 cm
Weight: 85 kg
Debut Order: 1070
Number(s): 37
Games: 60
Goals: 69
Previous Clubs: Peel Thunder
Kyle Reimers was a half-forward and midfielder who was selected with pick 47 in the 2006 national draft arriving at Windy Hill from Peel Thunder in Perth.
Reimers played three games for the club in his debut season and later attracted a something of a cult following among Essendon fans for his natural flair and aggression, assisted by colourful boots.
Capable of some fine moments but frustratingly inconsistent, Reimers enjoyed his best performance in 2011, when he kicked eight goals against Gold Coast in round 6, in a game that set a number of club and league records. His 27 goals that year would have been enough to have won him the club's leading goal kicker award the previous season.
While his talent was undoubted, Reimers struggled with consistency, and was sometimes accused of being selfish on the field.
He was delisted by the club at the end of the 2012 season after playing 60 games over six seasons and then rejected an offer from Carlton that would have seen him prolong his career in the AFL.
Reimers elected to return to his home state where he joined WAFL club Perth playing 17 senior games in 2013.
RENNIE, Artie C.
Years Played: 1927-29
Born: 20/06/1906
Died: 10/05/1998
Height: 177 cm
Weight: 71 kg
Debut order: 394
Number(s): 33
Games: 23
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: St John's (Essendon)
Artie Rennie was a dashing, left-footed back pocket and half-back who had speed but lacked finesse. He came from a local church competition to the Seconds in 1925. He was not a big man, but nicely built.
He played with Melbourne Seconds in 1930 and Prahran from late 1930 to 1932.
Rennie's brother, Les, also played for Essendon.
Artie Rennie died on 10th May, 1998.
RENNIE, Leslie
Years Played: 1931
Born: 21/09/1908
Died: 25/09/1983
Height: 175 cm
Weight: 68 kg
Debut order: 426
Number(s): 6
Games: 13
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Woodlands
Les Rennie was a wingman who came from Woodlands Club where he played in 1929 and 1930.
He played 13 games in 1931. He then played with Footscray Seconds and Melbourne Seconds. He also played District cricket for Essendon.
His brother, Artie, also played for Essendon.
Rennie was a tool maker for Sutton Tools.
Les Rennie died on 25th September, 1983.
REYNOLDS, Dick S.
Years Played: 1933-51
Born: 20/06/1915
Died: 2/09/2002
Height: 179 cm
Weight: 82 kg
Debut order: 448
Number(s): 3
Games: 320
Goals: 442
Previous Clubs: Woodlands (EDFL)
Dick Reynolds is ranked Essendon's best player of all time.
He came to Essendon at the age of 16 from Woodlands in the Essendon District League and went on to play 320 games over 18 seasons and set numerous football records.
Reynolds was an outstanding junior and in 1930 he trialled at Carlton, the team he followed. They showed little interest so the following year he accepted Essendon's invitation to play in some practice games and was quickly added him to their list. He rewarded their faith by winning Essendon's best first year player award in 1933.
Reynolds seemed to have it all. He was determined, had no fear and a great temperament. He was a 'ball-magnet' and could run all day. As Reynolds' career progressed he evolved from a rover into a half-forward and finally a ruck rover.
In his second season, aged only 18 years, Reynolds won the first of his three Brownlow medals. He is still the youngest man to win the award. He won the award again in 1937 and 1938.
Reynolds won the Essendon Best and Fairest award seven times in ten seasons: 1934, 1936, 1937, 1938, 1939,1942 and 1943 and was runner-up in 1935. Only Bill Hutchison has won the award as often. He headed Essendon's goalkickers in 1943 with 31 goals and was second top in 1939 and third top in another seven seasons.
After coach Jack Baggott resigned in 1939, Reynolds, who was then vice-captain, took over as joint coach with Harry Hunter. At the end of the year he was appointed captain-coach at the age of 25 and held that position until the end of 1950 and continued as non-playing coach until 1960.
Under his reign as coach or captain coach the Club played finals in 16 seasons out of 22 and won four flags: 1942, 1946, 1949 and 1950 and were runners-up in 1941, 1943, 1947 and 1948, 1951,1957 and 1959. This was a remarkable turn around for a team that had been down for so long.
Reynolds himself was best on the ground as first rover in the 1942 premiership win. He was also amongst the best on the half-forward flank in 1946 and played in the forward pocket in 1949 and was outstanding in that role in the 1950 victory.
His 27 finals appearances have been surpassed at the Club only by Bill Hutchison (28) and his 10 Grand Final appearances has been surpassed by only player in league history (Michael Tuck, 11). Reynolds 51 finals goals is the second highest at Essendon behind Matthew Lloyd (52).
Reynolds played for Victoria in every year from 1934 to 1939 and again in 1941, 1945 and 1946. He was captain of Victoria in 1939 and 1946.
He retired from playing after the 1950 Grand Final but continued to coach. He came on in the latter part of the 1951 Grand Final, his only game that year, when the team was depleted with injuries. It was his 320th and last appearance.
Despite coming close, Essendon didn't win a flag under Reynolds after 1950 and he was replaced as coach by his former charge John Coleman at the end of 1960.
At the end of his career, no one had played more League games, or in as many League seasons, and no one had led his team into so many Grand Finals in succession. No one had won his Club's Best and Fairest on so many occasions.
Even tempered and sincere, Reynolds enjoyed the respect of every player he had coached in his 416 game coaching career. His success rat was just over 66%.
After leaving Essendon, Reynolds he went on to coach West Torrens from 1961 to 1963.
He later returned as a Club committeeman from 1967 to 1971 and he was chairman of selectors in 1971. He became a life member of the Victorian Football League in 1967.
He died on 2nd September 2002.
REYNOLDS, Joel
Years Played: 2002-2006
Born: 5/06/1984
Height: 187 cm
Weight: 80 kg
Debut order: 1029
Number(s): 40 , 29
Games: 38
Goals: 13
Previous Clubs: St Josephs/Geelong Falcons U18s
Joel Reynolds was a pacy and skilful player whose career was dogged by injuries. He made his debut in Round 3, 2002, against Brisbane at the Gabba and played nine games for the season.
He alternated between the forward line, the back pocket and on the wing and made a promising start to his career.
Reynolds played 14 games in 2003 but found 2004 frustrating due to glandular fever and an ankle injury, restricting him to only three games.
Injuries continued to limit his opportunities in 2005 and he managed only one game. He had a better 2006 with 10 senior appearances but injuries again limited his appearances.
Reynolds was delisted at the end of 2006 and picked up by Geelong, but injured his knee and was delisted at the end of 2006.
He is the grandson of Essendon legend and three-time Brownlow winner Dick Reynolds.
Draft History: 2001 National AFL Draft 2nd Round Selection No. 31 overall, traded by Port Adelaide for Damien
REYNOLDS, Tom
Years Played: 1937-44
Born: 21/11/1917
Died: 7/11/2002
Height: 181 cm
Weight: 85 kg
Debut order: 516
Number(s): 29
Games: 109
Goals: 361
Previous Clubs: Woodlands (EDFL)/Flemington-Kensington
Tom Reynolds was a star forward pocket and full-forward who, like his brother Dick, came initially from Woodlands. He then played with Flemington-Kensington before joining Essendon.
Although not tall, he had the family knack of being in the right spot at the right time. He also possessed excellent goal sense.
Reynolds was Essendon's leading goalkicker on four occasions: 1938 with 68 goals, in 1939 with 71 goals, in 1941 with 63 goals and in 1942 with 71 goals. Reynolds was the League's fourth top goalkicker in 1939 and 1942. He was second top goalkicker at Essendon in 1940 and third top in 1943.
Reynolds kicked 10 goals in a game in 1939 and 7 goals in 1941, 1942 and in the 1943 Grand Final. This is the equal top for any Essendon player in a Grand Final. Reynolds also holds the Club record for most goals kicked in Round 10.
His tally of 30 goals kicked in finals is the fourth highest at Essendon.
He was in the forward pocket in Essendon's 1942 premiership victory.
Reynolds was Essendon's equal third top Brownlow medal vote scorer in 1938 (the year his brother, Dick, won his second Brownlow) and was selected in the State side in 1939.
He won Essendon's most improved player award in 1938 and the best clubman award in 1939.
After leaving Essendon, he played 4 games with St Kilda in 1945 before joining Sandringham in 1946. He then became captain-coach of Cranbourne in 1947 and 1948.
Reynolds retired in 1977 from his family wholesale butcher business. He passed away on 7 November 2002. His funeral was held at St John's Toorak.
RICE, Hurtle V.
Years Played: 1909
Born: 7/07/1884
Died: 25/05/1960
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 188
Games: 1
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Oakleigh Juniors
Hurtle Rice came from Oakleigh Juniors.
His only game for Essendon was in the Round 1, 1909, 10 point win over St Kilda.
Rice died on 25th May, 1960.
RICHARDS, Almond T.
Years Played: 1936
Born: 3/04/1911
Died: 27/11/1992
Height: 179 cm
Weight: 84 kg
Debut order: 497
Number(s): 22
Games: 4
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Eaglehawk
Almond Richards, known as "Nuts", was a half-back and follower who came to Essendon from Eaglehawk.
He played the first four games of season 1936 for a win against North Melbourne followed by three consecutive losses to St Kilda, Carlton and Collingwood. He then left Essendon two weeks later and returned to Eaglehawk where he played until 1939.
Richards was captain-coach of Eaglehawk in 1946 before becoming an umpire in the Bendigo League. He continued in that role for many years.
He worked for the Victorian Railways for fifty years before retiring in 1976.
Almond Richards died on 27th November, 1992.
RICHARDS, Ted
Years Played: 2002-2005
Born: 11/01/1983
Height: 190 cm
Weight: 86 kg
Debut order: 1028
Number(s): 20
Games: 33
Goals: 19
Previous Clubs: Xavier College/Sandringham U18s
Ted Richards made his debut in 2002 and managed two games for the season.
He earned a Rising Star Nomination in 2003, the first at the Club for some time. He played 10 games for the year, often working hard in the forward line in the absence of Matthew Lloyd.
Richards played 11 senior games for the Club in 2004 and kicked seven goals.
In his 10 games in 2005 Richards aquitted himself in a variety of positions but was frustrated with the lack of opportunity and asked to leave the Club.
He was traded to Sydney for picks 19 and 51 and played in a Grand Final in his first season there.
Player Honours: Rising Star Nomination 2003
RICHARDSON, Michael
Years Played: 1986
Born: 16/03/1959
Height: 182 cm
Weight: 82 kg
Debut order: 920
Number(s): 17
Games: 15
Goals: 14
Previous Clubs: Swan Districts (WA)/Collingwood
Michael Richardson was a clever half-forward who came to Essendon from Collingwood where he played 60 games from 1983 to 1985. Prior to that he was with Swan Districts in Western Australia and had represented Western Australia five times. He was also in the Swan Districts 1982 premiership team.
Richardson was renowned for his lightning dashes, skilled handball and goal sense but he was unable to show his great natural ability in his only season with Essendon in 1986.
Richardson was cleared to the Brisbane Bears in 1987 and played 22 games in that year.
His twin brother, Steve, also played for Essendon.
RICHARDSON, Nicholas T.
Years Played: 1915-18
Born: 26/05/1886
Died: 9/01/1929
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 276
Number(s): 12
Games: 22
Goals: 2
Previous Clubs: Beverley/Port Melbourne/Fitzroy/Richmond
Nicholas "Ned" Richardson was something of a football journeyman. He came to Essendon from Richmond where he played 24 games in 1913 and 1914. Before that he had played two games for Fitzroy in 1909.
Playing mainly on the half-back flank, Richardson played the last eight games of 1915 and then every game in 1918, but his career was affected by the disruption caused by World War I. (Essendon stood out of the League between 1916 and 1918.)
Richardson died on 19th January, 1929.
RICHARDSON, Steve
Years Played: 1983
Born: 16/03/1959
Height: 180 cm
Weight: 79 kg
Debut order: 904
Number(s): 28
Games: 1
Goals: 2
Previous Clubs: Mayne (Qld)/Swan Districts (WA)
Steve Richardson was a blond half-forward and wingman from Mayne in Queensland. His only senior game for Essendon was as interchange in a Round 20 win over Melbourne in 1983, in which he kicked his two goals.
He was a determined player but he couldn't cement a place in the senior side. He was a member of the Reserves premiership side in 1983.
Richardson was cleared to Swan Districts in Western Australia in 1984.
His twin brother, Michael, also played for Essendon.
RIDLEY, Todd
Years Played: 1991-94
Born: 11/02/1969
Height: 187 cm
Weight: 87 kg
Debut order: 959
Number(s): 18
Games: 25
Goals: 21
Previous Clubs: Claremont (WA)
Todd Ridley came to Essendon in 1991 after being recruited from Claremont in WA.
He was a versatile player, although most of his 25 games for Essendon were in defence.
At the end of 1994, Ridley became part of a complex trade deal which saw him and Tony Delaney traded to the newly-formed Fremantle Football Club in exchange for a priority draft pick, which Essendon used to secure the young Matthew Lloyd.
After two seasons at Fremantle he returned to Melbourne to play for the Hawthorn Football Club.
He retired in 1997.
RIOLI, Dean S.
Years Played: 1999-2006
Born: 20/05/1978
Height: 179 cm
Weight: 99 kg
Debut order: 1017
Number(s): 43
Games: 100
Goals: 91
Previous Clubs: South Fremantle (WA)
Dean Rioli, from the Tiwi Islands, played 100 injury-interrupted games between 1999 and 2006.
He made his to made his debut in 1999 in Round 3 after being elevated from the Rookie list and played 17 games for the year. Rioli was a dangerous half-forward with great poise and the ability to find space. He was named the Club's equal best first year player in 1999 and was a nominee for the Norwich Rising Star award.
Rioli was sidelined for 11 weeks in 2000 with a collar bone injury and then re-injured his shoulder in Round 21 against the Bulldogs destroying any chance of him playing in that year's winning Grand Final.
He managed to string together 17 games in 2001 showing the sublime skills that thrilled Bomber supporters. He kicked some memorable goals but also made a great contribution when pushed into the mid-field. He was a member of the 2001 Grand Final team that lost to Brisbane.
Injuries and suspensions kept Rioli to 15 games in season 2002 yet he played very well across the half-back line with some stints in the midfield.
In 2003 Rioli was one of the Club's most consistent players, played in 18 games and and finished 8th in Essendon' 2003 Best and Fairest.
2005 was a season where Rioli showed his importance in the Essendon team with his skill and aggression and dominance across the middle of the ground. Another positive sign was in Round 16 against Collingwood, when he was dropped into the back 50 with impressive results as he was able to stop many Collingwood attacks.
He finished with 11 games for the year and chronic knee problems which have blighted much of his career again limited his appearances.
In 2006 Essendon coach Kevin Sheedy said he was keen to see Rioli play the four games needed to reach the coveted 100 game milestone, ensuring his name would be added to his number 43 locker at Windy Hill, and any sons would be eligible to play with Essendon via the father-son ruling.
Rioli managed the four games needed and retired at the end of 2006.
He nearly didn't make it due to his crumbling knees and a hamstring injury, complicated by a contractual dispute before Round 20 which looked set to threaten his last few weeks at the Club. However Rioli played in both rounds 20 and 21 (in addition to Rounds 4 and 6) to take his season tally to that year to four games and his career tally to 100.
In the end Rioli will be remembered for his silky skills and ability to read the game, as well as a career cut short by injury.
Draft History: 1998 February Rookie Draft - Selection No. 3.
Player Honours:: South Fremantle's premiership side 1997
Best First Year Player (tied) 1999
Ansett Cup premiership side 2000
RIPPON, Ted C.
Years Played: 1933-39
Born: 29/04/1914
Died: 12/12/1991
Height: 184 cm
Weight: 82 kg
Debut order: 461
Number(s): 21
Games: 69
Goals: 12
Previous Clubs: Cheltenham/Carlton Reserves
Ted Rippon came to Essendon from Cheltenham via the Carlton Reserves. Although he was a handy follower, he lacked balance and was known as "Autumn Leaves" because of the time he spent falling to the ground. Despite this, he was a good mark and kick.
He won Essendon's most serviceable player award in 1935.
After leaving Essendon, Rippon played 17 games with St Kilda in 1944 and 1945.
He later returned to Essendon and served as a committeeman from 1950 to 1956. He also became well known as a newspaper columnist and as a radio and television football commentator.
Rippon spent a lifetime in the hotel industry before succumbing to health problems.
He died on 12th December, 1991.
ROACH, Walter
Years Played: 1909
Born: 20/12/1885
Died: 6/05/1971
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 191
Games: 4
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Prahran/South Melbourne/St Kilda Wednesday FC
Walter Roach was a wingman and half-forward who came from St Kilda Wednesday F.C. where he played in 1908. Prior to that he played with Prahran in 1906 and 1907 and then one game with South Melbourne later in 1907.
He played four games with Essendon in 1909.
Roach was a true football journeyman. In 1910 he went to St Kilda where he played six games and he then joined North Melbourne (VFA) from 1911 to 1913 followed by Brighton in 1914 and Hawthorn (VFA) later in that year.
He died on 6th May, 1971.
ROBERTS, Archie F.
Years Played: 1937
Born: 16/07/1910
Died: 6/06/1945
Height: 183 cm
Weight: 84 kg
Debut order: 511
Number(s): 18
Games: 12
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Cheltenham/Melbourne
Archie Roberts was a defender who joined Essendon from Melbourne where he played 36 games between 1932 and 1936. Prior to that, he was with Cheltenham.
He played 12 games in 1937 before being dropped from the list.
Roberts then joined Prahran in 1938 and 1939.
He died as a prisoner of war at Ambon on 6th June, 1945.
ROBERTS, Bill H.
Years Played: 1931-32
Born: 22/07/1910
Died: 8/12/1973
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 434
Number(s): 18
Games: 12
Goals: 1
Previous Clubs: Nhill
Bill Roberts was a hafl back and half-forward flanker from Nhill.
He played 12 games for Essendon, mostly in late 1931.
Bill Roberts died on 8th December, 1973.
ROBERTS, Ken W.
Years Played: 1970-77
Born: 13/05/1952
Height: 183 cm
Weight: 79 kg
Debut order: 783
Number(s): 45 , 6
Games: 100
Goals: 111
Previous Clubs: Essendon Baptists-St John's
Ken Roberts was a talented utility player, half-back and forward, who was recruited from Essendon Baptists-St John's to the Essendon U19s in 1970. He earned a share of the limelight when Essendon moved up the ladder under Des Tuddenham.
He kicked six goals against North Melbourne in Round 7, 1973, but unfortunately severely injured his knee later that year in Round 16 against Geelong. It took him some time to overcome and he didn't return to senior football till Round 6 the following year. But the injury had robbed him of his pace.
Roberts was cleared to Melbourne in 1978 where he played a total of 12 games between 1978 and 1979. He played with Essendon-Tullamarine in late 1979.
He was appointed captain-coach of Lavington in New South Wales in 1980 where he remained until 1984, winning one premiership in 1983.
Roberts then moved to Queensland to become captain-coach of Kedron in 1985 and then assistant coach of Western Districts in 1986.
His father, Ken, played 58 games with Richmond between 1947 and 1951.
ROBERTSON, David
Years Played: 1991
Born: 15/08/1962
Height: 178 cm
Weight: 78 kg
Debut order: 964
Number(s): 33
Games: 3
Goals: 1
Previous Clubs: North Adelaide/Collingwood
David Robertson was drafted at the Mid Season Draft from Euroa in 1990. He was originally from North Adelaide and played 17 games for Collingwood in 1988 and 1989.
He was a quick, hard running on-baller who played three games with Essendon in 1991 before returning to country Victoria.
ROBERTSON, Patrick G.
Years Played: 1919-20
Born: 30/11/1895
Died: 8/10/1947
Height: 182 cm
Weight: 77 kg
Debut order: 308
Number(s): 18
Games: 18
Goals: 1
Previous Clubs: West Melbourne
Patrick Robertson was a back pocket from West Melbourne. He played 18 games for Essendon, mainly in 1919. His sole goal cam ein a huge win over Melbourne in Round 8 1919.
He died on 8th October, 1947.
ROBINS, Stephen J.
Years Played: 1974-80
Born: 25/02/1957
Height: 183 cm
Weight: 86 kg
Debut order: 823
Number(s): 56 , 24
Games: 80
Goals: 75
Previous Clubs: Hopetoun
Stephen Robins, nicknamed "Harold" after the writer, was a solidly-built, competent centreman from Hopetoun. He played many good games with his strong, attacking style.
He was a good mark and could deliver the ball deep into attack with long driving left-foot kicks.
After leaving Essendon for family reasons, Robins joined Aberfeldie from 1981 to 1983 and was captain-coach in 1982 and 1983.
ROBINSON, Alex
Years Played: 1904
Born: 19/08/1886
Died: 4/10/1967
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 107
Games: 10
Goals: 5
Previous Clubs: Brighton
Alex Robinson was a follower from Brighton. He was one of three brothers who played for Essendon (the others were Fred and Bill) while another brother, Gordon, played one game for St Kilda in 1911.
Robinson played 10 games in 1904, eight of which were played with his brothers.
He later played with Brighton in 1911.
Alex Robinson died on 4th October, 1967.
ROBINSON, Bill
Years Played: 1901-02, 1904-06
Born: 5/08/1880
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 66
Games: 71
Goals: 14
Previous Clubs: Brighton/Footscray
Bill Robinson was the most talented of the three Robinson brothers who all played with Essendon at the same time (the others were Alex and Fred). Their brother, Gordon, played one game for St Kilda in 1911.
He came from Footscray (VFA) where he played from 1898 to 1900 and prior to that Brighton Juniors and Brighton Grammar School.
Robinson played in the ruck in the premiership team in 1901 and was also selected in the State team against South Australia in that year.
He left Essendon for a year in 1903 and captained the premier team of the Metropolitan Association. He was captain of Essendon in 1905.
After returning in 1904, Robinson only missed two games until he left after 6 rounds in 1906. All three brothers played together eight times in 1904.
He walked out on a matter of principle over a dispute involving Fred Hiskens in 1906.
Robinson returned to Brighton where he played between 1908 and 1911 before transferring to Kalgoorlie in the Goldfields Association in Western Australia in 1912.
ROBINSON, Frederick T.
Years Played: 1904-05
Born: 15/05/1884
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 109
Games: 34
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Brighton
Fred Robinson was a follower from Brighton Juniors. He was one of three brothers who played for Essendon (the others were Alex and Bill). A fourth brother, Gordon, played one game for St Kilda in 1911.
He only missed two games in his two seasons with Essendon before being transferred to Western Australia on business.
Robinson played with Boulder City between 1906 and 1909 and represented the West in the 1908 Carnival.
He died in 1971.
ROBRAN, Jonathan P.
Years Played: 2000-2001
Born: 21/10/1972
Height: 196 cm
Weight: 96 kg
Debut order: 1020
Number(s): 12
Games: 8
Goals: 9
Previous Clubs: Norwood (SA)/Hawthorn
Jonathan Robran was originally from Norwood (SA) and came to Essendon after playing 75 games with Hawthorn.
He managed four games for the 2000 season when he was a fine contributor impressing with his marking and ground skills. He was also solid when he stepped in at full-back for an injured Dustin Fletcher against Carlton in Round 20. He was unluckily an emergency for the 2000 Grand Final win over Melbourne.
Robran struggled to cement his position in the strong Essendon side of 2001, but he became a consistent performer in the VFL, polling Best and Fairest votes in 11 of 20 games. He played in every key postion and his experience was critical in a number of tight matches. Unfortunately, limited opportunites saw him delisted at the end of the 2001 season.
Robran's elder brother, Matthew, played 130 games for Adelaide. Their father, Barry, was a North Adelaide legend.
Draft History: 1999 National AFL Draft as Trade
RODGERS, Terry K.
Years Played: 1961-64
Born: 25/01/1943
Height: 180 cm
Weight: 76 kg
Debut order: 722
Number(s): 2
Games: 39
Goals: 42
Previous Clubs: University High School/Essendon District Football League
Terry Rodgers was a talented half-forward with an uncanny goal sense who came from the Essendon District League.
As a University High schoolboy, he played at full-forward, following in the footsteps of John Coleman and Ron Evans, who had both been full-forwards for the school. In fact, he broke Coleman's school record by kicking 55 goals in eight games.
After playing well in the 1962 second semi-final he was forced out of the premiership team by a leg injury suffered at training.
Rodgers was cleared to Alexandra in 1965.
ROGERS, Andrew
Years Played: 1988
Born: 15/08/1964
Height: 188 cm
Weight: 90 kg
Debut order: 940
Number(s): 25
Games: 8
Goals: 1
Previous Clubs: Woodville (SA)
Andrew Rogers, nicknamed "Buck" after the cartoon character, was drafted to Essendon from Woodville in South Australia.
He was a solid defender at either full-back or half-back, but could only manage eight games at Essendon in 1988. He was then traded to Geelong, where he played 75 games, including the losing 1992 Grand Final.
Rogers returned to Woodville/West Torrens after leaving Geelong.
ROGERS, Lesley J.
Years Played: 1915
Born: 25/06/1896
Died: 4/08/1916
Height: 168 cm
Weight: 63 kg
Debut order: 271
Number(s): 29
Games: 3
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Yarraville
Les Rogers was a wingman from Yarraville. He played three games in Rounds 5, 6 and 7 in 1915.
He enlisted in the AIF in July 1915 and served in France in the 23rd Battalion. He was killed in action on 4th August, 1916, and is buried in France. He was only 20 years old.
ROSS-SODEN, Gordon
Years Played: 1906
Born: 31/05/1888
Died: 20/03/1931
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 140
Games: 1
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Melbourne Grammar School
Gordon Ross-Soden's only game for Essendon was in Round 3, 1906, in a win over Melbourne.
He was better known as a rower in the victorious Australian Eight in England in 1912.
Ross-Soden died on 20th March, 1931, at Salamoa in New Guinea.
ROSS, Lachlan
Years Played: 1994
Born: 12/08/1973
Height: 170 cm
Weight: 74 kg
Debut order: 988
Number(s): 33
Games: 2
Goals: 1
Previous Clubs: West Adelaide (SA)
Lachlan Ross was a nippy left-foot rover from West Adelaide. He played two games for Essendon in 1994 and kicked one goal, but found it hard to break into the Essendon side.
ROSS, Michael
ROSS, Michael
Years Played: 2011-12
Born: 16/09/1991
Height: 185 cm
Weight: 75 kg
Debut Order: 1098
Number(s): 38
Games: 2
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Gippsland Power
Michael Ross was drafted with selection 80 in the 2010 national draft as a half-back flanker who could potentially play in the midfield.
He made his debut against Collingwood in round 19, 2011 when he came on as the substitute after a knee injury to Brent Prismall, and collected 19 disposals in his first game.
Ross went on to play one more game before being delisted by the club at the end of the 2012 season.
ROSS, Raymond R.
Years Played: 1921
Born: 2/05/1900
Height: 177 cm
Weight: 72 kg
Debut order: 336
Number(s): 30
Games: 8
Goals: 7
Previous Clubs: St Paul's (Ascot Vale)
Ray Ross played eight games in 1921 before being cleared to Richmond where he played one game in 1922.
He later returned to League football to play one game with St Kilda in 1929.
ROSSER, Jack
Years Played: 1903
Born: 16/05/1884
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 97
Games: 8
Goals: 1
Previous Clubs: Newtown (VCFL)
Jack Rosser was a wingman from Newtown. He played eight successive games in mid 1903 and was selected to represent Victoria against Ballarat that year.
His only goal for the Club was on debut against South Melbourne in a seven point loss.
RUDDELL, Cecil A.
Years Played: 1940-49
Born: 23/05/1917
Died: 10/12/1990
Height: 182 cm
Weight: 80 kg
Debut order: 544
Number(s): 21
Games: 122
Goals: 0
Previous Clubs: Northcote (VFA)
Cec Ruddell was a rugged and determined full-back who came to Essendon from Northcote where he had played in 1939.
Ruddell arrived at the beginning of the Club's golden years. He played the first two games of 1940 then didn't play appear again until the following year. In 1942 he established himself as a full-back and played in his first premiership that year against Richmond. He was also voted the Club's most serviceable player that season.
He won the Most Consistent Player award in 1943 then missed all of 1944 when he was sent to Darwin with the Royal Australian Air Force during World War II.
On his return in 1945, he continued where he had left off. He was appointed vice-captain, which he remained until the end on 1948, and won his second Most Consistent Player award.
In 1946 Ruddell won his second premiership medal. He played in three more Grand Finals in 1948 (including the replay) and in 1949, to make it six Grand Final appearances in nine seasons. He played 17 finals games in total.
Ruddell's career was ended in early 1949 by persistent ankle injuries.
He became captain-coach of Camberwell in 1950, then returned to Essendon in 1952 where he served on the Committee until 1955.
He retired in 1977 after working for the Melbourne City Council for thirty two years.
Cec Ruddell died on 10th December, 1990.
RUSSELL, Stuart
Years Played: 1926, 1931
Born: 16/07/1906
Died: 16/07/1978
Height: 173 cm
Weight: 81 kg
Debut order: 379
Number(s): 26 , 8
Games: 6
Goals: 1
Previous Clubs: Barooga
Stuart Russell was a half-back from Barooga. He played three games in 1926 before returning home to New South Wales. He then returned to Essendon in 1931 to play three more games.
He later joined Hawthorn where he played seven games in 1932.
Russell died on 16th July, 1978.
RYAN, Albert E.
Years Played: 1906-08
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 174
Games: 15
Goals: 3
Previous Clubs: Albion United/West Melbourne
Albert Ryan was a full-back from West Melbourne where he played from 1903 to 1906. Prior to that, he had played with Albion United.
He played 14 consecutive games between Round 1 and Round 14, then played his final game in Round 17.
Ryan then went to Brighton in 1909 and later joined Northcote where he played from 1910 to 1913.
He died in 1953.
RYAN, Gerald
Years Played: 1909
Born: 24/05/1887
Died: 6/02/1917
Height: cm
Weight: kg
Debut order: 146
Games: 18
Goals: 3
Previous Clubs: Horsham
Gerald Ryan was a wingman from Horsham.
He played two games at the end of 1906, then a further 16 in 1909.
In 1911, he went to South Broken Hill in New South Wales.
Ryan served as a Lance Sergeant in the 14th Australian Infantry Battalion in World War I.
He died of injuries accidentally sustained while sliding on ice in England on 6th February, 1917, while on leave from the Army.
RYAN, Jack F.
Years Played: 1931-32
Born: 21/10/1909
Died: 10/06/1989
Height: 175 cm
Weight: 76 kg
Debut order: 429
Number(s): 12
Games: 5
Goals: 4
Previous Clubs: Brunswick
Jack Ryan played three games in 1931, the last of which was a three point win over Hawthorn in which he kicked two of Essendon's nine goals. He played a further two games in early 1932.
He transferred to Fitzroy in mid-season and played four games there later in 1932.
Ryan died on 10th June, 1989.


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Jürgen Klopp reflected on a performance he felt typifies what he expects of his Liverpool team after they thrashed Leicester City 4-1 in their first home game of the season, but suggested that they can still improve further.
The Reds played host to the reigning Premier League champions to unveil Anfield's new Main Stand, adding over 8,000 extra seats for the ground's highest attendance since before 1980.
And they went on to mark the historic evening in memorable fashion, goals from Roberto Firmino and Sadio Mane giving the hosts a comfortable lead on the half-hour.
Lucas Leiva's error gifted Jamie Vardy a goal before the break and threatened to let Leicester creep back into the game, before Adam Lallana's arrowed strike into the top corner at the Kop end helped re-establish Liverpool's two-goal lead.
Firmino rounded off the scoring late on, capitalising on an empty net after Mane had rounded Kasper Schmeichel on the counter, to open the new-look Anfield in style.
Win was "more than deserved", insists German
After full-time, Klopp called it a "really exciting moment" for the club, insisting that they came into the game knowing they "had a job to do" and said: "That's what we did, against a strong opponent."
The manager insisted the three points were "deserved" for how Liverpool were "physically strong" as well as how "clear", "hard" and "flexible, quick, creative" they were.
He joked that while his side "scored wonderful goals", they conceded a "not-too-wonderful goal" due to Lucas' error, admitting that they then "had a few minutes when you saw what can happen in a football game."
Klopp spoke about his half-time team talk and how he laid out the "challenge" at hand to his side, insisting to his players when they "are good" they "are really good."
"This is our challenge, not only today, [but] for the whole season," he told journalists, talking about the "wonderful opportunity" they had - and took advantage of - against the Foxes to show that they have learned to survive difficult moments in a match.
He explained that Claudio Ranieri's men are "really difficult to play against", but because of "the second balls" rather than their "pressing."
He said that this is because Leicester are "so tuned" and "apart from one player" played with the same side which helped them to the title last term, insisting that made it "very difficult" for Liverpool who "were not tuned" having had to "change a very decisive position" only the previous day.
Klopp noted Dejan Lovren's black eye, which meant he had to make way for Lucas at centre-back, saying that while the Brazilian is "a wonderful character" it was "the most difficult game" for him to come into, "especially when you don't play 500 games in a row."
"But we came through it together," he added. "And in the end, it was more than deserved, I would say."
Klopp: That's the kind of performance I expect of us
The German once again refused to highlight individual performances, when asked about the likes of Sadio Mane and Daniel Sturridge, saying: "I love these players. [But] what about Adam Lallana? What about Joel Matip?"
He explained that he is "really on the side of the players" and that for Liverpool's bad performances, he is solely responsible while the players are "responsible for our good performances."
But he said that, while he praises his players when they play well, he doesn't "like too much" after a game in which "everybody could see that we were good that we celebrate it like something really special happened."
"That's what I expect from us," continued Klopp, on what how his side played, insisting that they "have to show it" regularly and that they "will see how often" they can show it throughout the course of the campaign.
But he said that they should not think about their "absolute standard" or any "negative things" because this year's Premier League, he believes, is "so unbelievably strong and competitive" that they must "be there" at their best "every day" and in every game.
Regardless, he said that Liverpool "were good" even with Philippe Coutinho on the bench, Divock Origi an unused substitute and with "a few players injured" such as Lovren, Emre Can and Ragnar Klavan.
He felt that it was "still a good team [performance]", but one which they must demonstrate on a more regular basis, saying that they "have to show this" and they "have to perform.
Reds boss insists his side should still aim to improve
Klopp said that such a performance from his Liverpool side helped to demonstrate why he didn't do an abundance of business in the transfer market, his last signing in Georginio Wijnaldum back in mid-July.
The Reds boss declared that they had "a minimum of 30-35 minutes at Arsenal" which, until then, he had not seen from his players in terms of "the kind of movements and clearness" they had in the final third and how they were "really so strong and quick and clear."
He spoke about the questions he was forced to field in press conferences, in which there was "a little bit of doubt" about whether Liverpool's squad was sufficiently strong enough for the season.
"It's our job to prove that we are as strong as I think we are. Today, we showed it in a few moments," Klopp declared. "But I hope we can do better. I'm not interested in setting standards until we have reached the final standard."
He said that it was "good" and "especially good enough" against Leicester in particular, meaning they "really deserved the three points" and look forward to another "real challenge" against Chelsea on Friday for which they "have to be prepared" to face "not a lot of space."


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During her testimony before the House Judiciary Committee Tuesday, Attorney General Loretta Lynch at one point declined to say whether it was legal or illegal to lie under oath.
Republican Congressman Jason Chaffetz quizzed Lynch on the legality of a series of acts that former Secretary of State and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton has been accused of doing. But each time, Lynch stonewalled and refused to weigh in on whether the given act was legal or illegal.
"Is it legal or illegal to store, house or retain classified information in a non-secure location?" asked Chaffetz.
"I would refer you to the statute," she responded. "One could in fact have liability, again depending upon the nature, facts and circumstances."
"Do you have any examples of where it's legally acceptable to retain classified information in and non-secure location?" the Utah congressman followed up.
"I don't have a hypothetical answer for that," she responded.
Finally, Chaffetz asked whether it was legal or illegal to provide false testimony under oath, but Lynch avoided giving a direct answer. "There are a number of statutes that cover that, both at the federal and state levels. There are a number of ways in which that can be found," she said.
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Fun Things To Do - Springtime in Kingston
Wow! Did you see and feel that sunshine and heat this past weekend? Everyone seems to have a little skip in their step now from getting some of that Vitamin D!
Now that spring has finally decided to arrive to us here in the great white North, people are beginning to venture out of their hibernation and are looking for things to do!
We've compiled a little list of things we think you should check out this Spring!
1. Book an escape experience at
Improbable Escapes (of course!)
Why should you come to Improbable Escapes? We provide a unique social experience for people of all ages. Have a birthday coming up? Come see us to celebrate your birthday in style and give you and your friends some lasting memories! Bring the office and let your boss pick up the bill! Maybe you're looking for something to do with your students for an end of the year class trip! We do all of the above and so much more!
New games are on the horizon too! For those of you who have played all of the current ones, your wait is almost over! A new game will be opening at our downtown location, new pop-up games and new outdoor experiences! We also have a number of promotions that are going on, all the time!
- Are you a student? You can save $5 per person for you and your student friends, valid student ID required for the promotion!
- Are you playing a game on your birthday? If you're playing an escape on your actual birthday(we do ask for proof), you get the pleasure of playing for free!
- How about playing a game on a Tuesday? Every Tuesday is half price for groups of at least 4 players!
You can book online on our website or by giving us a call!
2. Explore some new shops!
Since the weather is warming up, its a great time to get out and walk the streets on the weekends or even on your lunch break! We have lots of favourites in downtown Kingston that we think you should check out this spring, here are our top 3:
- The Kingston Collective - A quaint little shop located in Lasalle Mews that has an unbelievable collection of curated items from amazing artists and makers. The majority, about 90%, of the items sold are made right here in Kingston. The other 10% is made by makers as far as Toronto. If you haven't made it into the shop yet, you should!
- Northside Espresso & Kitchen - Words don't even do any justice to what this space is actually like, you will just have to take our word for it! The food is fresh and made to order so you know you're getting the best quality foods! The atmosphere is pristine and buzzing, everyone has a smile on their face whether enjoying the atmosphere or working in it. If you haven't set foot inside Northside yet, you need to! And let them know we sent you!
- Crave Coffeehouse & Bakery - CRAVE just celebrated their 1 year anniversary! It's hard to believe they have only been open just over a year, they fit in so nicely to downtown Kingston and have made themselves a staple to many mornings. From their selection of All-Day Breakfast goodies, to the cozy chairs by the fire, to their fresh juices and baked goods, they know how to get into the heart of Kingstonians! Check them out next time you're looking for your morning coffee or afternoon pick me up!
3. Get Outside!
We're big nature lovers and with Canada's 150th this year, you can explore a number of the Parks Canada parks for free with your Discovery Pass. The Discovery Pass gives you and whoever else is in your car, free admission to parks all year! If you've ever wanted to visit some of the Parks Canada parks but weren't able to for whatever reason, make it a priority this year! Try to check as many of these parks off your list as possible! We've all got ours, now who's up for a road trip?
These are some of the things we are excited about for the Spring season here in Kingston! What are you looking forward to? Post in the comments below if you feel there's some things we missed, which I'm sure we did. There's so many amazing things in this city!
Happy Springtime everyone!
We hope to see you in the coming months at Improbable Escapes! Don't forget to tell the shop owners how you heard about them if you stop in to see them!


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The Political War Al Qaeda Wages
Listening to an interview on Bill Moyer's NOW a Columbia University government professor named Mahmood Mamdani, I was struck by a particular sentiment of his.
Even Republicans must admit that Al Quaeda is an odd duck, a stateless terrorist organization. But many conservatives, especially neoconservatives like to make the characterization of Al Quaeda as representing a kind of Islamic fascism. In fact those are the the kinds of terms that the buzzwords surround.
He put forward, though, the political angle deserves more thought than the religious angle. This isn't a war of one religion against another, as much as both sides would want to gather the angels to their ranks. This is about political power, and it has always been.
Why else attack the towers, and the warships, and the Embassies first? If this is primarily about worship, why are the targets so secular? This is not to say that religion doesn't play a big role in the background, in the language used, or even in the intentions of those who commit these acts.
Embassies represent diplomatic power, Planes and Trains represent both economic and technological power. The WTC towers stood as pillars of American economic strength The USS Cole and the Pentagon represent America's military power.
Power is what this is about. This is about countering American influence, and taking its place. Republicans complain about the use of soft power as appeasement, but to fail to use it, is to leave the field open for Al Quaeda to do its worst.
In a political war, outright military conflict is a last resort, In Afghanistan, there really wasn't any other option. But Iraq is a different story. Iraq was pretty much sitting tight when we got there, though depressed by years of sanctions. We went in, and took an admittedly ugly situation, and though we improved it somewhat, we ultimately stirred the hornet's nest for ourselves.
There are some who say that by opposing Bush here, we are help Osama elsewhere in stirring up opposition. Only thing is, it's really not that simple. Osama loves that he has the kind of opponent that he has in Bush. He knows Bush will rise to every provocation, that Bush will walk into the western stereotypes Osama sets up for him to fulfill. He must especially enjoy that Bush has squandered the goodwill abroad, and that he has stirred up so much trouble in Iraq.
If you want to know why Democrats are especially keen to kick Bush out of office, part of it is that Bush is giving the American image the precise kind of help it doesn't need.
We need to transcend the cliches and defeat the expecations of terrorist and Arab alike. We need to redraw the playing field until it works in our favor and not Osama's. Unfortunately, Bush thinks he can win this war playing the game as he always has.Posted by Stephen Daugherty at April 17, 2004 12:08 AM


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According to a new and shocking lawsuit, it turns out that the one at fault for creating a hostile work environment was not Fox News but Megyn Kelly's former makeup artist!
We have recently learned that Fox News filed documents for a Supreme Court lawsuit in which they called upon Hilda Correa-Lapolla and Maureen Walsh to answer for their deeds.
As you may remember, the makeup artists sued Fox News last year after their contracts were suddenly terminated. Correa-Lapolla had been working for the broadcasting network since 1996. Her contract was terminated in 2014.
Meanwhile, Walsh was Kelly's personal makeup artist for over 10 years.
The two women sued the network because, as they alleged, despite having outstanding reviews they got fired solely for retaliating.
Walsh and Correa-Lapolla even went as far as to describe the work place as something resembling a "boy's club" that spewed "locker room talk." It protected the male employees and their mistakes were often overlooked.
Furthermore, they alleged that Roger Ailes was one of those who condoned their behavior.
Shockingly enough, the two makeup artists complained that the women were called "bitches" and "overpaid drama queens" by male coworkers. At one time, one man even condescendingly asked if they were on their periods.
Finally, they couldn't take it anymore once a male makeup artist was hired and received more favorable treatment.
The two women filed a lawsuit against Fox News for unspecified damages for the "mental anguish, emotional distress, depression, humiliation, embarrassment, stress and anxiety and loss of self-esteem and confidence along with emotional pain and suffering they endured."
On the other hand, Fox news denied all of the accusations and claimed that they were fired because of misconduct.
The network claimed the exact opposite – that the women's colleagues complained that they were bullies, and created a hostile environment in the hair and makeup department, and that's why their got fired.


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Proposal Would Level the Playing Field for Beer and Wine Sales
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The growing number of wineries in north Georgia are becoming a tourism success story. Visitors can tour the winery, sample the products and then buy a bottle, or a case, to take home. If you really like the wine, you can have up to 12 cases a year shipped to your home. Craft beer is the latest craze. Breweries are springing up all over the state of Georgia. While breweries are contributing to economic growth in many states, Georgia is being held back by antiquated laws and powerful special interests. Georgia is one of 5 states where breweries cannot sell beer directly to consumers. Brewers in Georgia simply want to be treated the same as Georgia wineries and breweries in… View Article


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October 29, 2012
A New Breed of Bond Women in "SKYFALL" (Opens Oct 31)
In the new James Bond 007 adventure "Skyfall," two Bond women complicate matters for the British super spy. They are played by Naomie Harris ("Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest") and French actress Berenice Marlohe.
Daniel Craig who plays Bond says "We've just been blessed with a terrific cast. The casting of the girls: Naomie and Bérénice – finding two exceptionally beautiful women who are very serious actresses and who are intelligent and work hard. For me, it has been a joy."
Harris plays Eve, a MI6 field agent. "In recent years, the Bond films have featured two girls – one an exotic type and the other a home-grown type. Naomie manages to be both," says director Sam Mendes.
Eve is a brilliant field agent who's very independent, intelligent, witty, fun and courageous," says Harris. "She's not afraid to stand her ground with Bond, and I think that makes her so much more interesting. Playing Eve really allowed me to highlight the more adventurous side of my personality, which was a lot of fun."
The filmmakers were pleasantly surprised by the extra layers that Harris brought to the role of Eve. Producers Michael G. Wilson and Barbara Broccoli explain, "The character written was basically a field agent with a lot of sass, but it wasn't until Naomie came in, that we really saw the potential that this character could be something entirely new in terms of a Bond film. She's very resourceful, she gives Bond a really hard time, but you still manage to have a tremendous affection for her and there is a wonderful flirtatiousness between them. She can hold her own with Bond. We think that audiences are really going to relate to her. She's an extraordinary actress."
Another key role in "Skyfall" is that of Severine, played by Bérénice Marlohe. "If I could have invented a Bond girl, it would be Bérénice," laughs Mendes. "I wanted to find somebody with all of the classic components of a Bond girl: voluptuous, sexy, a woman and not a girl, mystery. Bérénice is half-Cambodian, half-French. She gives us that mystery. On top of all that, she happens to be a fantastic actress."
Marlohe explains that she was encouraged to make Severine unique. "I felt I could use my own personality and imagination to create my character's style – I had the freedom, knowing that this kind of movie allowed me that space."
Writer Robert Wade describes the idea behind Severine, "She's a survivor. Like many of the women in the Fleming books, she's toughened herself up because she knows what it is to have been abused at the hands of men."
Of her character, Marlohe says, "Severine is the link between Bond and his nemesis, Silva," says Marlohe. "She's a very mysterious woman. I wanted her to have a lot of substance."
Opening across the Philippines on Oct. 31 in IMAX, Digital 2D and regular theaters, "Skyfall" is distributed by Columbia Pictures, local office of Sony Pictures Releasing International.
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Seth Davis of CBS sports tweeted these two tweets following Butler's upset win over North Carolina last night (I don't consider the win an upset precisely because Stevens is a far superior coach to Roy Williams)
"Brad Stevens could very well be the best coach in college basketball."
"Thing I like best about Brad Stevens is his demeanor. I appreciate passion but too many coaches are out of control on the sidelines."
Great leaders make you feel like, "Everything is going to be okay" merely by their presence.
They don't abdicate their responsibility of making people live into their full potential. They acknowledge and address realities that need to be addressed but… very rarely are people unaware of these realities. They need to know everything is going to be okay and they need real help in figuring out how to make changes. They don't need someone to point out their deficiencies and then leave them there.
I hate watching coaches scream at their team to "STOP TURNING THE BALL OVER"
I want to scream at these coaches "They already know that! Tell them something helpful"
John Wooden is generally considered the best college basketball coach of all time. Many coaches set statistical goals for their team but rarely do they set a goal of a minimum number of turnovers. John Wooden did. He wanted his players to play free and aggressive and he knew if they were playing in fear of making a mistake they could never play up to their full potential.
When Butler basketball players look to the sideline they get the sense that everything is going to be okay. Brad Stevens doesn't lack passion and his players know it. He doesn't need to prove it to the world by being a lunatic on the sidelines.
Great leaders make people feel like everything is going to be okay.
Great leaders prove they are passionate over time and they don't use the volume of their voice or hyperactivity to prove they are passionate.
Great leaders celebrate and encourage failures of innovation and aggressiveness.
I want to be someone who merely by my presence makes people think "everything is going to be okay"


text: February 21, 2018 CC Newsletter February February 21, 2018/ Emily Cross View this email in your browser COMPOST CLUB NEWSLETTER FEBRUARY, 2018 HELLO MEMBERS! Moving forward, the Compost Club team will be sending out a monthly newsletter. We'd like to keep you all updated on the growth of Compost Club, the amount of waste we're collecting, events happening within the urban farming community, information on local restaurants and businesses that are composting, etc. We'd like to build community through Compost Club as the service continues to expand. CLOSE THE LOOP ON YOUR FOOD! We dream of a world where nutritious, local compost is used to grow delicious, local food! That is what The Urban Canopy is trying to do! Join our CSA and support our Local Food Cycle! The Urban Canopy's Summer LUCSA is officially open for enrollment. We call our CSA "LUCSA" as it stands for: Local, Unified, Community Supported Agriculture. So, start thinking warm thoughts and fresh produce. Each share includes local produce, eggs, bread, mushrooms, and a beverage, all for less than $41 per share (if you sign up by April 1st!). The first shares of the CSA will be delivered in the first full week of June - deliveries will be on Mondays and Tuesdays, 5-9pm. Folks can choose the full share option: 22 weekly deliveries over 22 weeks. Or, the half share option: 11, biweekly deliveries over 22 weeks. Interested? Check out TheUrbanCanopy.org/CSA for more information and sign up. Flexible payment plans available! ADMINISTRATIVE TEAM In this first newsletter we wanted to introduce you all to our administrative team (so you can get to know the folks behind all those billing emails, ha). NAME: Ally Otto PRONOUNS: She, Her ROLES AT THE URBAN CANOPY: Compost Club - Customer Service, Marketing, Updating Member Accounts LUCSA - Creating the CSA's Weekly Newsletter Ally has been working for The Urban Canopy for 2.5 years. She started as a Compost Club driver after graduating from college in 2015. Ally was SUPER eager to work with the UC and was willing to take any position available (even driving large trucks through narrow Chicago alleyways, gulp). Due to her involvement, she has developed a deep love for composting and reducing waste in every area of her life. Apart from helping Chicago reduce their waste, she is really into her houseplants, making (everything) from scratch, watercolor painting, and Ted Talks. NAME: Louie Francesco PRONOUNS: He, Him, His ROLES AT THE URBAN CANOPY: Compost Club - Billing, Adding New Members, Sending Rewards & Customer Service LUCSA - Packing LUCSA Boxes Before The Urban Canopy, Louie Francesco worked as a translator, interpreter and tech support freelancer in Detroit. He has been very involved in promoting LGBT inclusivity, specifically through public speaking, in DC, Michigan, and in The New York Times. Louie is interested in Apple devices (hardware fixing), Emperor Penguin and King Penguin, and is a huge Seattle Mariners fan. Louie has volunteered at: Call To Action - Board Member (February 2015-2016) Young Adult Leadership (February 2013-2016) Anti-Racism Team (February 2014-2016) Dignity USA - Young Adults Leadership Team & Trans Support Caucus Lead Louie is autistic and in the future he would like to be involved in autism/disability inclusion and public speaking about disability inclusion in local workplaces. NAME: Eric Rodriguez PRONOUNS: He, Him, They ROLES AT THE URBAN CANOPY: HR & Operations Lead for The Urban Canopy Compost Club Lead - Strategy & Development Looking to bridge natural sciences with his social and spiritual side, Eric is a mechanical engineering graduate from UIC, who looks to use biological mimicry, and food to alleviate tough problems in Chicago, like poverty and lack of food access. After a year and a half internship with The Plant Chicago NFP, he began to work with The Urban Canopy's Farmers Markets and Indoor Farm. Now, Eric is developing Compost Club as well as company-wide operations and HR practices to develop meaningful operations and roles for The Urban Canopy and its crew. Apart from creating an environmentally sustainable company, Eric aims to help create a socially sustainable organization using awareness of social justic issues, non-violent communication and a heightened emphasis on social and emotional well-being -- all the while learning to grow healthy organic food in the city. Eric is an avid hiker and loves to explore landscapes in person or through nature documentaries. STATS FROM 2017 In 2017 alone, Compost Club collected over 150 TONS of food scraps At the end of 2017, Compost Club had 676 MEMBERS total (residential & commercial combined) As of February 1st, 2018 Compost Club has 734 MEMBERS FEATURED RESTAURANTS In an effort to offset the cost of composting for restaurants/bakeries/coffee shops, The Urban Canopy purchases gift cards from restaurants that compost with us and distributes them to our residential compost members. This makes composting for commercial kitchens more affordable, rewards you all for participating, and connects residential folks to businesses in their neighborhoods that are mindful of their waste & environmental impact. NANA ORGANIC BRIDGEPORT, CHICAGO, IL Nana has been composting through Compost Club since March 3, 2017 and diverted 12,635 LBS from the landfill in 2017 alone. Nana sources many of their ingredients from local farmers (including our Englewood farm in the summertime). You gotta pay them a visit and try their avocado fries...... LULA CAFE LOGAN SQUARE, CHICAGO, IL Lula has been composting through Compost Club since March 15th, 2015 and diverted 33,682 LBS from the landfill in 2017 alone. Lula also sources many of their ingredients from local farmers and has a rocking selection in terms of breakfast, brunch, dinner, dessert and drinks....everything. UPDATES Someone from La Grange recently signed up for the service. Discouraged that she wasn't within our service area, she asked if we'd be willing to implement the program in her neighborhood if she gathered the interest. We told her we'd be willing to bring Compost Club to La Grange if she could get 30 of her community members to sign up on our website - they've almost reached their quota and it's only been a matter of weeks! We wanted to share this with you so that you can spread the word about Compost Club to any friends, family members, or coworkers that you may have in La Grange. We also wanted to show how it often only takes one person to push for and promote change. We officially have Commercial and Event Compost Club pages running on our website! If you want to implement composting in your office, restaurant, school, coffee shop or at your next event, fill out the appropriate form. URBAN FARMING EVENTS YOGA IN THE GREENHOUSE Wednesdays | 5:30PM - 6:30PM Kilbourn Park Organic Greenhouse, 3501 N Kilbourn Ave. "Come warm up from your winter day in the beautiful greenhouse setting with a sixty minute Hatha yoga class. Each week will focus on strengthening and lengthening a specific part of the body. You can expect a playful, yet challenging sequence that emphasizes mindfulness and safe body movements. No experience is necessary and all levels are welcome. To register please contact Megan Novotney at firstname.lastname@example.com. (Fee involved)" WINTER FARMERS MARKET SCHEDULE Check out this complete list of the farmers markets that run throughout the wintertime in Chicago. The times, locations, and offerings of farmers' markets in the winter differ from the ones in spring, summer, and fall. Thanks for composting! -Compost Club Team PS: Follow us on Instagram @THEURBANCANOPY Copyright © 2018 The Urban Canopy, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.


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When you're sailing miles from anywhere, alone in the world, flawless kit is absolutely crucial. Chosen by the greatest sailors in the world such as Franck Cammas and Armel Le Cléac'h, and used by the French Olympic team, Julbo is ready for any challenge.
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Just us at Gracepoint Church Sunday mornings at 11:00am (coffee at 10:45am) for our adult Bible study series: "A Long Obedience in the Same Direction: Discipleship in an Instant Society." Order the book here!
As a society, we are obsessed with the immediate. Christianity, however, is a marathon of joyful obedience in response to all that God is for us in Christ. In our adult Bible study series, we are exploring the Songs of Ascents that were sung by pilgrims on their way up to worship in Jerusalem. In these songs (Psalms 120-134) we find encouragement for modern pilgrims as we learn to grow in worship, service, joy, work, happiness, humility, community and blessing.


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Education & Certification
Licensed In
Graduated From
Alliant International University - San Francisco Bay (2002)
National Register Member Since
Dennyse Stanford, PhD
With a wealth of experience as a clinician, both in psychology and formerly in nursing as a nurse practitioner, Dr. Stanford strives to serve a broad spectrum of clients in her practice setting. Her treatment approach is to provide support and feedback to help clients resolve current problems and understand long-standing patterns. Utilizing a blend of approaches, and drawing upon a variety of styles and techniques, she incorporates what will be most helpful for each unique individual. With sensitivity and respect, she works with each client to help them build on their strengths to identify and achieve their goals
For more information please visit my website.Learn more about me on my website: www.dstanfordphd.com/
Practice Characteristics
Areas of Expertise
- Individual Psychotherapy
- Couples Therapy (e.g., relationship communication difficulty, premarital consultation, divorce mediation)
- Depression and Other Mood Disorders (e.g., bipolar disorder, major depression, bereavement)
- Career and Life Adjustments (occupational/career counseling and assessment, academic problems, financial issues, relocation stress, stress associated with other life changes)
- Gender Issues (e.g., gender roles and equality, prejudice, male vulnerability and masculinity, feminist principles)
Ages Served
- Adults (18-64 yrs.)
- Older adults (65 yrs. or older)
Treatment Modalities
- Psychodynamic Treatment
- Existential/Humanistic/Interpersonal
- Cognitive Behavioral Therapy
Fee Information/Office Policy
Insurance Plans
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Gaia Herbs, Certified Organic Wild Oats Milky Seed, 1 fl oz (30 ml)
Flash Deals are limited time, limited quantity promotions, so act fast! Limited to: 1 unit of 1 flash deal product per order. If you order more than one unit or re-order or order other flash deals, you will pay our regular low price. Flash Deals are ineligible from all other promotions.
Gaia Herbs, Certified Organic Wild Oats Milky Seed, 1 fl oz (30 ml)
- Expiration Date: July 2021
Shipping Weight:?0.25 lbsSwitch to Metric unitsShipping WeightThe Shipping Weight includes the product, protective packaging material and the actual shipping box. In addition, the Shipping Weight may be adjusted for the Dimensional Weight (e.g. length, width & height) of a package. It is important to note that certain types of products (e.g. glass containers, liquids, fragile, refrigerated or ice packed) will often require protective packaging material. As such, these products will reflect a higher Shipping Weight compared to the unprotected product.
- Product Code: GAI-30820
- UPC Code: 751063308205
- Package Quantity: 1 fl oz
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- Liquid Herbal Extract
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Suggested Use
Adults take 30-50 drops of extract in a small amount of water 3-4 times daily between meals.
Other Ingredients
Water and organic grain alcohol USP (40-50%).
Shake well before using. Not to be used during pregnancy or lactation. If you have a medical condition or take medications, please consult with your doctor before use.
Keep away from children. Use only as directed on label.
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|Serving Size: 30 Drops (1 ml)
|Servings Per Container: 30
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|Organic Wild Oats milky seed fresh extract (Avena sativa)
|Fresh Herb Strength Ratio: 1:2
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Thanks to this new café, a faded gayborhood is waking up and smelling the coffee.
Spoken-word's most audible queer voice gets tired of oral too, you know?
Shahani Gania, Jujiin Samonte, and Paulo Castro have stomped into local nightlife with Elephant Thursdays at 2020, inspiring us to go out by going all out in both the outfits and outsize attitude they put on.
TEAM goes on an aural journey to the early 2000s with Richie Villarin, former EIC of ICON Magazine. From blowjob tips to getting Borgy in drag, ICON underscored its title, breaking ground as an LGBT lifestyle magazine.


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Magnificent U – Dancing Through Life EmPOWERed, EnRICHed, & EnJOY!
This is the perfect representation of what Magnificent U is all about. This magnificent woman is dancing on clouds creating realities wherever she goes. She is happy, fulfilled, passionate, enthusiastic, and free to live life on her terms. Her life is a glorious adventure. She feels magnificent because she is magnificent.
And you can be too!
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