Dunny stunt bites Brendan on the bum

By Gavin Staindl
THE Noble Park fullback who lined up against Brendan Fevola in Saturday’s clash against Narre Warren said it felt good to get one-up on the person who nearly flushed his head down a toilet years ago.
Tim Davison restricted the disgraced AFL star to two goals and had the upper hand over the man who 10 years ago held Davison’s head above a toilet seat, threatening to flush it down the drain.
“We played juniors together at Narre Warren,” Davison said. “He was a bit older than me and was a bit of a maniac.”
“He held my head over a toilet seat while flushing it and said he was going to put me down it… I probably deserved it though, I was a bit of a s…head myself.”
But there was no doubting who finished on top on Saturday as Noble Park held on to beat Narre Warren by 20 points in front of a packed crowd at Fox Road.
“Keeping the Coleman medallist to two goals, I was happy with that,” Davison said.
Davison was among the Bulls’ best players, but it wasn’t until a radio announcement two days before the game did the fullback realise he would be lining up against one of the best full-forwards in the country.
“I heard it on the radio on Thursday morning that I’d be playing against the big fella and all that day I kept getting text messages reminding me of it,” Davison said.
“It was a practice match, so I didn’t prepare as much as I would (for a regular season game) but I was pretty excited about it.”
Davison, who relished the chance to play on the well-known figure, did not shy away from the many physical encounters that he and Fevola instigated.
“I am a full back, so of course I enjoy a scuffle,” Davison said.
But despite the argy-bargy the pair was able to patch up their differences later that night when they accidentally ran into each other in a city nightclub.