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i went on the ticekte site and the upper levels are being sold im trying to get closer seats
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Yup, I coach a local public schools team and they were all offered seats to the game and if they got enough numbers (which I think they did) they get a free mini bus there as well. There is a junior clinic on beforehand at the ground as well for all the kids. Not a bad idea to get all the little fellas involved, they cant wait!!Originally posted by floppinab
They're giving anyone who is playing in the Sydney Schools comp currently running over the next 3 or 4 weeks 1 Adult + 1 child ticket. This is to coincide with the Indep. Schools select teams curtain raiser to the main game. This one starts @ 10 am.
This is what has kicked the ACT game off to different venue- Impossible is just a big word thrown around by small men who find it easier to live in a world they've been given, than to explore the power they have to change it. Impossible is not a fact, it's an opinion. Impossible is not a declaration, it's a dare. Impossible is potential. Impossible is temporary. Impossible is nothing!Comment
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ACTAFL Match will be played at the SCG on 14/8/05 at 2:30pm
msabenny
(suffering from a major case of the flu in shanghai but still will be there cheering the boys on sunday)This one's for the old bloods and the new bloods:
Sir Brett Kirk: 2005 Premiership player and Bob Skilton MedalistComment
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Saw that but isn't it on the Sat (13th), can't believe they'll be playing on the Sunday. In any case couldn't believe they'll be playing at an empty SCG!!!Originally posted by msabenny
ACTAFL Match will be played at the SCG on 14/8/05 at 2:30pm
msabenny
(suffering from a major case of the flu in shanghai but still will be there cheering the boys on sunday)Comment
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being changed due to celebrations of this being the first day game at Telstra and also VP day 60th anniversaryThis one's for the old bloods and the new bloods:
Sir Brett Kirk: 2005 Premiership player and Bob Skilton MedalistComment
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Has anyone heard anything in the media/from the club about how ticket sales are going?I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his timeComment
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No evidence of level 6 being opened yetComment
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I just turned the rugger on to see if they have lied to us and the AFL over their promise to keep the ground vin its "AFL configeration". Surprise, surprise, they didn't.
And you wonder why I hate the people involved with rugby union. What bastards!
Will we be playing on a ground that has huge divets on the wings? How are they going to re-configure the ground in less than 16 hours?
if the standard of the stadium is anything less than 100% (or is filled with unsightly yellow llines and blobs everywhere) tomorrow, I will be bloody ropable.
I am turning OFF the rugby in protest.
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)Comment
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There was an article in todays SMH about how they convert the ground in such a short time. And a small army is gonna work all night to reconfigure, repaint and clean up. So dont you worry 'bout a thing JF.Originally posted by JF_Bay22_SCG
I just turned the rugger on to see if they have lied to us and the AFL over their promise to keep the ground vin its "AFL configeration". Surprise, surprise, they didn't.
And you wonder why I hate the people involved with rugby union. What bastards!
Will we be playing on a ground that has huge divets on the wings? How are they going to re-configure the ground in less than 16 hours?
if the standard of the stadium is anything less than 100% (or is filled with unsightly yellow llines and blobs everywhere) tomorrow, I will be bloody ropable.
I am turning OFF the rugby in protest.
JFOccupational hazards:
- animal psychic Amanda de WarrenI don't eat animals since discovering this ability. I used to. But one day the lamb I was eating came through to me and ever since then I haven't been able to eat meat.Comment
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You expected anything less ?Originally posted by JF_Bay22_SCG
And you wonder why I hate the people involved with rugby union. What bastards!
This is a sport where if you wanted Bledisloe tickets they forced you to buy tickets for the South African game as well. Doubling the cost, and trying to inflate a crowd to the SA game {Which didnt sell out }.
While its enjoying its moment in the sun, its hard to see how a game where its show peice is beating up on a small country less than the size of an Australian state (ie. NZ) is going to last. Cricket, Netball,RL and any other sport cant make NZ tests interesting.
The ground will be a mess tomorrow. Fireworks near the AFL goals were a nice touch by the rah rahs.Comment
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We should never have rolled over in the first place. Was a weak, cowardly decision with no upside then. It is a weak, cowardly decision with no upside now.Originally posted by JF_Bay22_SCG
I just turned the rugger on to see if they have lied to us and the AFL over their promise to keep the ground vin its "AFL configeration". Surprise, surprise, they didn't.
And you wonder why I hate the people involved with rugby union. What bastards!
Will we be playing on a ground that has huge divets on the wings? How are they going to re-configure the ground in less than 16 hours?
if the standard of the stadium is anything less than 100% (or is filled with unsightly yellow llines and blobs everywhere) tomorrow, I will be bloody ropable.
I am turning OFF the rugby in protest.
JF
The ARU don't have to do anything to satisfy us. They have us bent over a barrel because we've demonstrated that we're unwilling to stand up to them.
We had the Saturday night booking. We should have kept it, and to hell with the Bledisloe.We hate Anthony Rocca
We hate Shannon Grant too
We hate scumbag Gaspar
But Leo WE LOVE YOU!Comment
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Still, it will be 20 degrees and niiiiiiiiice and saaaaaaar-neeeeee (to use Kath & Kim parlance) tomorrow. Tonight it is about 4-5 degrees out there. Scarves and beanie stuff I'm afraid.Originally posted by Charlie
We had the Saturday night booking. We should have kept it, and to hell with the Bledisloe.
Lucky the rugby fraternity wear tweed coats to matches.
JF (in Newcastle, where it will be falling to ONE DEGREE tonight!)
PS:- I swear, do the Wobblies fans get given those yellow scarves for buying tickets to the Bledisloe like we do our caps? Surely they ALL haven't gone out and bought them on mass? Or are they giveaways?
"Never ever ever state that Sydney is gone.They are like cockroaches in the aftermath of a nuclear war"
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Yet again, ill informed rubbish.Originally posted by Charlie
We should never have rolled over in the first place. Was a weak, cowardly decision with no upside then. It is a weak, cowardly decision with no upside now.
The ARU don't have to do anything to satisfy us. They have us bent over a barrel because we've demonstrated that we're unwilling to stand up to them.
We had the Saturday night booking. We should have kept it, and to hell with the Bledisloe.
You know this because ?
Club happy, AFL happy, but you are not.Comment
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Isnt it past your bedtime? Did your mummy give you your medicine?Originally posted by Mark
Yet again, ill informed rubbish.
You know this because ?
Club happy, AFL happy, but you are not.Occupational hazards:
- animal psychic Amanda de WarrenI don't eat animals since discovering this ability. I used to. But one day the lamb I was eating came through to me and ever since then I haven't been able to eat meat.Comment
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The AFL and club will be happy if we get 50,000 tomorrow (I'd say we would have got 50K if we had tonight and the bloody-slow was pushed out to some other date).....and the ground comes up ok.Originally posted by Mark
Yet again, ill informed rubbish.
You know this because ?
Club happy, AFL happy, but you are not.
35,000. Players injured because of cut up turf under stands or from rugby goal post holes, patchy looking ground. Nobody happy.
Lets just see what happens.Comment
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