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Julian, firstly you were not there when the first incident occurred, so you have no idea of what transpired. If you think me moving up the back and standing quietly against the wall to get away from the warm up balls was looking for a fight I am amazed. If the lady had been polite and said that due to safety reasons I couldn't stand there and could I move to behind the line I wouldn't have had a problem, but she screamed at me and was screaming at others.
I suppose that I am use to being involved in a Cheer Squad that support each other.
From my conversations with some in the Sydney Cheer squad my feeling is you are so intimidated by the SCG staff, what do you think they are going to do get rid of the CS, well in conversations with some of you, you seriously think that you are in danger of being shut down. As I mentioned to others, the SCG and the Swans need you, you don't need them. If you are happy to accept crap dished out to you by staff, then you may well question the seriously low number of participants in the CS (37 that night 35 after 3/4 time).
To those who thought I may have overeacted, maybe I did, maybe in hindsight I should have just let this person treat me like dirt and not be accountable. I can't do that though as I don't think it's fair that people get treated like that. My actions in complaining were more so motivated to make this person wake up and understand that being rude to people is not necessary.
To sharp9
your quote
"How dare YOU treat ME like this? Don't you know who I am? I'm Anniswan from the cheer squad and I'll stand anywhere I like, Missy, and stuff your rules, your job and the club and the S.C.G"
I think that Gunn has answered you appropriately, however on you little tirade above, nothing could have been further from the truth, I was standing quietly against a wall, not blocking anyone when this person started up with their attitude. I was very calm and explained my predicament, I even said sorry at one stage cause I am from Melbourne and didn't know the "rules" but she kept on being so aggressive.
Bring on Telstra Stadium, and guess where I won't be sitting.
I suppose that I am use to being involved in a Cheer Squad that support each other.
From my conversations with some in the Sydney Cheer squad my feeling is you are so intimidated by the SCG staff, what do you think they are going to do get rid of the CS, well in conversations with some of you, you seriously think that you are in danger of being shut down. As I mentioned to others, the SCG and the Swans need you, you don't need them. If you are happy to accept crap dished out to you by staff, then you may well question the seriously low number of participants in the CS (37 that night 35 after 3/4 time).
To those who thought I may have overeacted, maybe I did, maybe in hindsight I should have just let this person treat me like dirt and not be accountable. I can't do that though as I don't think it's fair that people get treated like that. My actions in complaining were more so motivated to make this person wake up and understand that being rude to people is not necessary.
To sharp9
your quote
"How dare YOU treat ME like this? Don't you know who I am? I'm Anniswan from the cheer squad and I'll stand anywhere I like, Missy, and stuff your rules, your job and the club and the S.C.G"
I think that Gunn has answered you appropriately, however on you little tirade above, nothing could have been further from the truth, I was standing quietly against a wall, not blocking anyone when this person started up with their attitude. I was very calm and explained my predicament, I even said sorry at one stage cause I am from Melbourne and didn't know the "rules" but she kept on being so aggressive.
Bring on Telstra Stadium, and guess where I won't be sitting.
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