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  • Cher
    Born into the team
    • Feb 2003
    • 1474

    #16
    Originally posted by dimelb
    I asked a question and got an answer I don't understand. What is 'poleing'? And what issues does crepe have? I've never been near a banner in my life and have no idea what you can and can't do with them. Are the crowd meant to be able to read it or is it just for the players and those sitting near the race?
    Poleing is attaching the banner to the poles, often the banner is attached to plastic sleeves first and then the sleeves have to be attached to the poles on match day.
    This years crepe is so fragile, I'm certainly not looking forward to the banner going up at the MCG in a few weeks. It's always seems windy there even on the calmest day!
    CHER - Who has two types of blood cells "RED ones and WHITE ones"

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    • JF_Bay22_SCG
      expat Sydneysider
      • Jan 2003
      • 3978

      #17
      Originally posted by Cher
      Poleing is attaching the banner to the poles, often the banner is attached to plastic sleeves first and then the sleeves have to be attached to the poles on match day.
      This years crepe is so fragile, I'm certainly not looking forward to the banner going up at the MCG in a few weeks. It's always seems windy there even on the calmest day!
      Football Park will be fun too Cher.

      See if you guys can get in and make the Adelaide banner early. That way the club can courier it over to the Crows Supporters Club who can pole it for us.

      I can do without the stress we had before the Port match last year.

      JF
      "Never ever ever state that Sydney is gone.They are like cockroaches in the aftermath of a nuclear war"
      (Forum poster 'Change', Big Footy 04Apr09)

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      • dimelb
        pr. dim-melb; m not f
        • Jun 2003
        • 6889

        #18
        Thanks Jenky and Cher - I was away for the weekend and only just caught up with your answers. Pics would be appreciated.
        He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)

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