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[neilfws]

I would like for there to be some rallying or organising force like the cove belting out one song after another

When I first started going to the SCG in the early 2000s, there was a gent with grey hair and glasses who would stand and get the clapping/chanting going when it was too quiet. He was often near the Brewongle concourse, if I remember right. Looked very mild-mannered, but made a great cheerleader! I often wonder what happened to him.

[Untamed Snark]

When I first started going to the SCG in the early 2000s, there was a gent with grey hair and glasses who would stand and get the clapping/chanting going when it was too quiet. He was often near the Brewongle concourse, if I remember right. Looked very mild-mannered, but made a great cheerleader! I often wonder what happened to him.

He's still there

[Go Swannies]

When I first started going to the SCG in the early 2000s, there was a gent with grey hair and glasses who would stand and get the clapping/chanting going when it was too quiet. He was often near the Brewongle concourse, if I remember right. Looked very mild-mannered, but made a great cheerleader! I often wonder what happened to him.

Peter Hartley is the man you may be thinking of - he was given a clubman award for attending every game in 2005 (?) I think, when he drove to Perth several times.

[neilfws]

He's still there

Peter Hartley is the man you may be thinking of - he was given a clubman award for attending every game in 2005 (?) I think, when he drove to Perth several times.

I knew someone here would know more My footy mates have a preference (not shared by me) for high in the Noble these days, so I don't see that area much anymore. Good to hear he's still there.

[ScottH]

Peter Hartley is the man you may be thinking of - he was given a clubman award for attending every game in 2005 (?) I think, when he drove to Perth several times.

Hatley.

[AnnieH]

Peter used to be a contributor here.
He's a tops bloke.