View Full Version : Kangaroos Football Club already abandoning its "community'
The Chad
31st October 2007, 15:55
Tomorrow three AFL players will join their club CEO to launch a community gym in the suburb of NORTH MELBOURNE.
The club has joined forces with the Moonee Valley City Council, Victoria Police and the YMCA to help create the new training facility to support disadvantaged youth in the Flemington and NORTH MELBOURNE area.
The players are....
wait for it....
in North Melbourne, that's where they're opening this gym tomorrow....
Adam Ramanauskas, Andrew Welsh and Bachar Houli! The CEO is Peter Jackson and the club is Essendon......
Speaks volumes doesn't it. I hope all the media get down to Buncle Street NORTH MELBOURNE tomorrow to witness the opening of the NORTH MELBOURNE community centre.
pardon me while i ROFL.
Handsome.B.Wonderful
31st October 2007, 15:59
Tomorrow three AFL players will join their club CEO to launch a community gym in the suburb of NORTH MELBOURNE.
The club has joined forces with the Moonee Valley City Council, Victoria Police and the YMCA to help create the new training facility to support disadvantaged youth in the Flemington and NORTH MELBOURNE area.
The players are....
wait for it....
in North Melbourne, that's where they're opening this gym tomorrow....
Adam Ramanauskas, Andrew Welsh and Bachar Houli! The CEO is Peter Jackson and the club is Essendon......
Speaks volumes doesn't it. I hope all the media get down to Buncle Street NORTH MELBOURNE tomorrow to witness the opening of the NORTH MELBOURNE community centre.
pardon me while i ROFL.
Maybe you should have bolded Moonee Valley City Council.
The Chad
31st October 2007, 16:04
Maybe you should have bolded Moonee Valley City Council.
so you concede that even the council in which the suburb of North Melbourne falls does not even acknowledge Kangaroos Football Club as "North Melbourne" any more, and would therefore prefer Essendon to open a centre named the North Melbourne Community Centre, in the suburb of North Melbourne.
Jimmy's Hot Dogs
31st October 2007, 16:14
So when did Waverley move to Hawthorn?
jacko57
31st October 2007, 17:21
Tomorrow three AFL players will join their club CEO to launch a community gym in the suburb of NORTH MELBOURNE.
The club has joined forces with the Moonee Valley City Council, Victoria Police and the YMCA to help create the new training facility to support disadvantaged youth in the Flemington and NORTH MELBOURNE area.
The players are....
wait for it....
in North Melbourne, that's where they're opening this gym tomorrow....
Adam Ramanauskas, Andrew Welsh and Bachar Houli! The CEO is Peter Jackson and the club is Essendon......
Speaks volumes doesn't it. I hope all the media get down to Buncle Street NORTH MELBOURNE tomorrow to witness the opening of the NORTH MELBOURNE community centre.
pardon me while i ROFL.
aww, poor little chaddles is upset because we aren't going to the Gold Coast after all ?
:D
DarwinRoo
31st October 2007, 17:42
so you concede that even the council in which the suburb of North Melbourne falls does not even acknowledge Kangaroos Football Club as "North Melbourne" any more, and would therefore prefer Essendon to open a centre named the North Melbourne Community Centre, in the suburb of North Melbourne.
I think you will find that the suburb North Melbourne comes under the Melbourne City Council. The same council contributing to the redevelopment of Arden St.
jacko57
31st October 2007, 18:42
I think you will find that the suburb North Melbourne comes under the Melbourne City Council. The same council contributing to the redevelopment of Arden St.
pwned!
scottywiper
31st October 2007, 19:06
Someone stole The Chad's lollies when he was a kid.
And his brain too.
1jasonoz
31st October 2007, 19:07
No such entity as the Kangaroos Football Club actually!
robaba
31st October 2007, 20:55
So when did Waverley move to Hawthorn?
WRONG WRONG WRONG.
Waverly is actualy in Tasmania.
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It is an eastern suburb, As well as the location of the Waverley Woolen Mills (http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Waverley_Woolen_Mills&action=edit), It is also the home of Waverley primary school, and is the first suburb you pass through when visiting Launceston from the east coast via the Tasman Highway (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tasman_Highway).
Errol Street
31st October 2007, 20:58
Tomorrow three AFL players will join their club CEO to launch a community gym in the suburb of NORTH MELBOURNE.
The club has joined forces with the Moonee Valley City Council, Victoria Police and the YMCA to help create the new training facility to support disadvantaged youth in the Flemington and NORTH MELBOURNE area.
The players are....
wait for it....
in North Melbourne, that's where they're opening this gym tomorrow....
Adam Ramanauskas, Andrew Welsh and Bachar Houli! The CEO is Peter Jackson and the club is Essendon......
Speaks volumes doesn't it. I hope all the media get down to Buncle Street NORTH MELBOURNE tomorrow to witness the opening of the NORTH MELBOURNE community centre.
pardon me while i ROFL.
Worry about your own club loser
GoodFootyNorth
1st November 2007, 12:33
I think you will find that the suburb North Melbourne comes under the Melbourne City Council. The same council contributing to the redevelopment of Arden St.
The council boundary between Melbourne and Moonee Valley runs through North Melbourne. North Melbourne Community Centre is in Moonee Valley, Arden St Footy Ground in Melbourne (even though they're only about 5 minutes' walk apart). It's a pointless and stupid council boundary, drawn by Kennett to exclude the housing commission from City of Melbourne.
But not as stupid and pointless as the opening post of this thread.
ROORAGE
1st November 2007, 12:45
1jasonoz
bloody brilliant and TOO RIGHT
KANGAROOS football club does not exist!
NORTH MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB !!!!!
Seriously- this 'Kangaroos' crap needs to stop! 7 years too long!
SweetLeftFoot
1st November 2007, 18:58
The council boundary between Melbourne and Moonee Valley runs through North Melbourne. North Melbourne Community Centre is in Moonee Valley, Arden St Footy Ground in Melbourne (even though they're only about 5 minutes' walk apart). It's a pointless and stupid council boundary, drawn by Kennett to exclude the housing commission from City of Melbourne.
But not as stupid and pointless as the opening post of this thread.
This is indeed very true. I grew up in Flemington and that boundary - you'd see it on the street signs - snaked all over the place.
Classic piece of gerrymandering from the ma who is now the Hawthorn president.
BIGBEZ
1st November 2007, 19:49
Todays Herald Sun, painted a pretty bleak picture, the AFL(vlad) proberley had a hand in it! I thought this thread was gonna be about that article!