Notorious B.L.O.G is back.The only real difference between myself and Notorious B.I.G is that when I die, I doubt P.Diddy/Puff Daddy/Sean Combs will write a song in dedication to me. You never know though. I'll live and die in hope that he rips off another Police song in dedication to Notorious B.L.O.G. 

Censorship has been an issue that has been relevant in the life of Notorious B.L.O.G this week. But don't worry Grammarians, I have taken on board the advice of those rocking rockstars of Sydney, The Potbelleez, and I will not be holding back. Whatever I see I will call a spade. Actually that's not what I wanted to say. When I see a spade, I'll call it a spade. Let's start with the Seniors defeat at the hands of Haileybury on the Sunday. Sunday bloody Sunday. It wasn't the best day, that's for sure. I think it's fair, and fairly obvious, that we need to make best our ball use. In FIFA '08 terms, we had 40% possession and three shots on target. A dirty day indeed.

While we are on the game last week,  everyone would agree the first quarter wasn't good, the second not any better, the third not great, and the fourth the worst. Maybe though, the loss has shaken the Caulfield Grammarians tree. It shall be interesting to see what happens next, and who falls out and who hangs in there. In terms of that last quarter though, Donald Rumsfled once said that there are "known unknowns" and "unknown unknowns". Where tribunal decisions sit in that paradox is unknown, but is that a known unknown or an unknown unknown? Donald?...You're giving me nothing Donald! 

Notorious B.L.O.G has had enough notoriety for one blog and should leave it at that. He thinks that speaking in 3rd person sounds good. He's a simple person, B.L.O.G.  A simple person who prefers being notorious instead of conservative. That's what the B.L.O.G is all about. You know?

B.L.O.G Out.