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Originally posted by j s
The only advantage the "stands" have is that the rear part of each has a roof (if it rains) .
The only advantage the "stands" have is that the rear part of each has a roof (if it rains) .
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Cunning design, i reckon that could catch on ! -
not going to rain in canberra on weekend. The only rain we'll get is the raining of swans goals.
Anyone for Roo Stew?
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The designers of the Messenger and Doug Walters stands thought it was just "so cliche".Originally posted by Mark
Cunning design, i reckon that could catch on !Comment
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Both those stands have a roof. It is just that they decided to put seats on them.Originally posted by j s
The designers of the Messenger and Doug Walters stands thought it was just "so cliche".Comment
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No! It's the concourse that has (partial) roof!Originally posted by ROK Lobster
Both those stands have a roof. It is just that they decided to put seats on them.Comment
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Maybe they aren't stands at all. Covered concourse with roof top seating. They may have to change the signs.Comment
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That's a shame JF. Your drum (if allowed) would sound good at Manuka on a sunny day in front of a capacity mostly Swans supporting crowd watching Sydney smash the rotten Roos.Originally posted by JF_Bay22_SCG
I can't make Canberra this weekend, I'm afraid. So I have a spare GA ticket if anyone wants it.Occupational hazards:
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Sounds like a south american bus!Originally posted by ROK Lobster
Maybe they aren't stands at all. Covered concourse with roof top seating.Comment
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