Ladies @ Sydney Swans- High Tea Highlights 23 Oct 2010

[randwforever]

Hi everyone,

I have been asked to pass on the below invitation to an event being hosted by Ladies @ Sydney Swans next week. Should be a great day out to relive all the great 2010 moments!

Join The Ladies @ Sydney Swans at Club SWANS to relive all the fantastic moments we've shared with the Sydney Swans in Season 2010. Host Jenny Brockie will be asking the tough questions of Swans Chief Executive - Andrew Ireland to gain some insights into the inner workings of the Sydney Swans. There will also be some fantastic lucky door prizes including De Bortoli wines and signed Sydney Swans merchandise.

High Tea Highlights - Event Details
Date:
23rd October 2010
Time:
3.00pm to 6.00pm
Location:
Club SWANS, Level 2 Players' Lounge and Terrace
28 Darlinghurst Road, Kings Cross
Tickets:
L@SS Members: $40 per person
Non-L@SS Members: $50 per person
Guests must be 18 years or over to attend
All tickets are subject to availability

Event Inclusions:
The L@SS High Tea Highlights includes a glass of bubbly on arrival, plus a second beverage, cupcakes, sandwiches, scones and other dessert treats.
Dress:
Smart casual
Parking:
The nearest available parking is at the Wilsons Car Park in Ward Avenue, adjacent to the Kings Cross Police Station. The walk to the Club is approximately 3 - 4 minutes via a direct route in front of the police station.
CLUB SWANS members can have their parking voucher validated at the Club's reception desk to receive the discount parking of $9. It is recommended that your CLUB SWANS or Sydney Swans membership card be shown when handing in the parking voucher to the Kings Cross Car Park attendant.
Bookings Close:
5.00pm Monday, October 18 unless sold out prior

Visit the online booking form to secure your place today.

Cheer cheer

Larissa

[reigning premier]

Larissa,

You need to post these with much more notice. Mrs RP would of loved to of gone to this but the short notice is prohibitive. (And yes, well aware that it is probably on the Swans website but the fact of teh matter is we rarely use it because it's so poor).

[randwforever]

Thanks RP.

This one is actually not an event run directly by the Swans, but the Ladies @ Sydney Swans coeterie group. They asked me to post it up for them last week.

Apologies for the late notice.

[royboy42]

Larissa,

You need to post these with much more notice. Mrs RP would of loved to of gone to this but the short notice is prohibitive. (And yes, well aware that it is probably on the Swans website but the fact of teh matter is we rarely use it because it's so poor).

I actually think the website is 100% better this year..most info can be found there. It can be exasperating..sometimes when you try to find some current player info , it will produce every guy who ever played for us, but without much data on each. But the addition of an experienced , full time media person in2010 has made an appreciable difference.Keep it up Jenny!

[rojo]

I actually think the website is 100% better this year..most info can be found there. It can be exasperating..sometimes when you try to find some current player info , it will produce every guy who ever played for us, but without much data on each. But the addition of an experienced , full time media person in2010 has made an appreciable difference.Keep it up Jenny!

+1. I'd even go so far as to say 200% improvement. So good to have the Swans' players doing articles, the reviews of the season etc. Something new posted almost every day. Prior to 2010 season it wasn't worth bothering to look at.

One possible further improvement for me would be the reports on the Ressies games. The reports from R & W reporters are far superior, as are twitter reports. We fans who don't live in Sydney really appreciate hearing how the up and coming players are developing.

[Trickster]

+1. I'd even go so far as to say 200% improvement. So good to have the Swans' players doing articles, the reviews of the season etc. Something new posted almost every day. Prior to 2010 season it wasn't worth bothering to look at.

One possible further improvement for me would be the reports on the Ressies games. The reports from R & W reporters are far superior, as are twitter reports. We fans who don't live in Sydney really appreciate hearing how the up and coming players are developing.

I enjoyed the player articles too-hope the Richards Report comes back next year!

[dimelb]

I actually think the website is 100% better this year..most info can be found there. It can be exasperating..sometimes when you try to find some current player info , it will produce every guy who ever played for us, but without much data on each. But the addition of an experienced , full time media person in2010 has made an appreciable difference.Keep it up Jenny!

+3. I check in most days. It's become a very good site.

[aardvark]

+3. I check in most days. It's become a very good site.

x4 Top site

[BSA5]

As far as content goes, the AFL and team websites are fantastic. Unforunately, they are slow, unreliable and difficult to navigate, courtesy of the BigPond. Scrap the BigPond connection, and the sites will be perfect.

[royboy42]

As far as content goes, the AFL and team websites are fantastic. Unforunately, they are slow, unreliable and difficult to navigate, courtesy of the BigPond. Scrap the BigPond connection, and the sites will be perfect.

That may be your problem...I have no difficulty through my Optus connection.

[BSA5]

That may be your problem...I have no difficulty through my Optus connection.

No, I mean the fact that the website is hosted by BigPond, who couldn't organise a screw in a brothel, let alone getting the videos they put up to work on a consistent basis, or preventing their flash content from lagging and crashing at every opportunity.

[reigning premier]

What he said....

I have nothing against the content per se but the crap Bigpond format and it's generally appalling speed make and usability it one of my "top avoided" web sites.....