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I guess, if nothing else is happening on the weekend.
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Everywhere, if last years games are any indication. We sit in the cheap seats (GA) on level 3, but they (Swans supporters) are pretty much spread throughout the whole arena, which is pretty much the way it has always been in Melbourne in the larger stadiums. (I know , I know, there are only 2 stadiums in Melb these days, but they do both seat over 50,000.)Originally posted by Refried Noodle
Yep, I'll be there.
Where do Swans supporters usually sit at Docklands?Last edited by goswannie14; 20 March 2006, 05:53 AM.Does God believe in Atheists?Comment
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Conventry end usually.Comment
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I thought you broke that last year???Originally posted by desredandwhite
Yeah, I'll be going. Leave Sydney on Sat morning, stay in Melbourne overnight, then fly to Brisbane for work.
This jetsetting lifestyle is really getting to be a drag.
It'll all be worth it though, when we win.
Interesting trivia: Des has never been to see the Swans win at Docklands. Losses to Essendon, St Kilda, Hawthorn, and That Draw. That will all change this year.Comment
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No, I broke the MCG hoodoo in round 22 of 2004 (win against Richmond).
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That's coz you were sitting with me!!! Although you weren't for the GF last year, but I was there....sooooo you're still to prove your worth grasshopper!Originally posted by desredandwhite
No, I broke the MCG hoodoo in round 22 of 2004 (win against Richmond).
I'm on the Chandwagon!!!
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It is normally the more-expensive reserved seating in the lower tier, but if you go to the right of screen (ie nightclub) end around our Cheer Squad, you can generally look and see if there are spare seats and sit around there. We have only 190 members in Victoria & get 300 seats behind the goals in the CS area.Originally posted by Refried Noodle
Yep, I'll be there.
Where do Swans supporters usually sit at Docklands?
So if you ask nicely and save your beer drinking for half time outside the area, they should let you into the area no problems.
Wasn't planning on going, but if I have enough FF points I'll definitely think about going down.
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Cool, cheers. Might do that (if I was on my own), but I'll be with a few mates so Lev 3 at the Covenrtry end (same end I think) is ok for my $11Originally posted by JF_Bay22_SCG
It is normally the more-expensive reserved seating in the lower tier, but if you go to the right of screen (ie nightclub) end around our Cheer Squad, you can generally look and see if there are spare seats and sit around there. We have only 190 members in Victoria & get 300 seats behind the goals in the CS area.
So if you ask nicely and save your beer drinking for half time outside the area, they should let you into the area no problems.
Wasn't planning on going, but if I have enough FF points I'll definitely think about going down.
JF
Yea, that beer drinking rule could be a problem too.
With prob about 8,000-9,000 Melb members and a few thousand from NSW and Melb non-members we could outnumber the 'no-show' Blues supporters.Last edited by Refried Noodle; 20 March 2006, 02:52 PM.That's the problem with modern day medicine - there's no more natural selection of the species.
No wonder there's so many Collingwood fans.Comment
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Since my birthday's on the 24th of October, the best birthday present for me would be to see the Swans winning the Grand Final a month beforeOriginally posted by swans4ever
omg im so excited about this game:
1. its my 15th birthday when the swannies take on carlton
2. we have a good chance of winning
3. its in melbourne
4. plus its the day before easter, which means chocolate the next day
im not sure where im sitting but im in melb based cheersquad so it should be behind the goals
im telling you it would be the best birthday present if the swannies killed em
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I should be there. I would love to see our flag unfurlled there.Official Driver Of The "Who Gives A @@@@ As The Player Will Get Delisted Anyway" Bandwagon.
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Re: Syd V Carlton Easter Long Weekend...who's going?
Hey Matt79. I come down once a year and I've decided Round 3 is the weekend. To see the flag unfurled twice will be a highlight.Originally posted by Matt79
Gday gang,
Just booked the flights and tkts for the Calrton game on the long weekend. Any non Melbournites planning on going to the game?
Will see 4 games over that weekend so I can't wait...And the Swans are the Premiers...The Ultimate Team...The Ultimate Warriors. They have overcome the highly fancied Hawks in brilliant style. Sydney the 2012 Premiers - Gerard Whately ABC
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Re: Re: Syd V Carlton Easter Long Weekend...who's going?
Will be sensational!! Yes this is the annual "footy weekend". We to are seeing 4 games of the greatest game on Earth over the weekend. Will look for your red and white scarf in the crowd at the other games!!!Originally posted by Big Al
Hey Matt79. I come down once a year and I've decided Round 3 is the weekend. To see the flag unfurled twice will be a highlight.
Will see 4 games over that weekend so I can't wait.Swannies for life!Comment
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Re: Re: Re: Syd V Carlton Easter Long Weekend...who's going?
You too eh?Originally posted by Matt79
Will be sensational!! Yes this is the annual "footy weekend". We to are seeing 4 games of the greatest game on Earth over the weekend. Will look for your red and white scarf in the crowd at the other games!!!
It's my only chance to see footy in the 'home' of footy, so I too make the most of it and will be going to four games.That's the problem with modern day medicine - there's no more natural selection of the species.
No wonder there's so many Collingwood fans.Comment
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I'll be there
Drive down on Thursday night and have Friday, Saturday and Sunday in Melbourne then drive home on Monday.This one's for the old bloods and the new bloods:
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Three of us flying down and meeting up with two Melbournians, who we convertd a couple years ago. Five all up barracking for the Mighty Swans.RichardComment
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