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Definetely will, as it is an independent event (separate from SACA/SANFL) everyone with a ticket will turn up as the whole ground will be individual tickets as members of SANFL/SACA do not get access to the ground.would it give the AO attendance record a push?
would it give the AO attendance record a push?
You can get tickets now in the Visa presale if you want food and booze included. Cocktail party is sold out already.There is rumours that the dates for tickets will be 24 or 25th February.
It won't matter if there is a snow storm, there will still be 53-54,000 there. If I am lucky enough to get tickets, I will go no matter what the weather and so will everyone else, I have supported LFC for 25 years and to see them for the first time ever in Adelaide is a dream come true, I'll be there if I can get a ticket.
There won't be one - Anthony Daniels - SMA Chairman said on FiveAA that it will be a completely clean stadium. LFC have basically hired Adelaide Oval for the night and will have all signage,all money from food beverage profits and probably most of the ticket sales (AUFC may get small cut).I think there will be a SMA members offer presale that may be more around the mark and I may have a spare barcode to gift.
You can get tickets now in the Visa presale if you want food and booze included. Cocktail party is sold out already.
Got mine this arvo too. Wasn't expecting anything, so the blue cap was a nice surprise. Then again, I now have so many hats I may have to go to Tassie and grow a few heads.
I stand corrected, they've bought their own video advertising signs, which are about 5 metres in from the football ones. These ones, however, go all around the ground.
Doesn't look like the level 3 ones will be used at all.
Are you there? Apparently bugger all, strange considering it was supposedly a "sell out".
Are you there? Apparently bugger all, strange considering it was supposedly a "sell out".
I imagine they only wanted to put on a certain amount of security, food and drink staff, so they limited the numbers.
Yes, low crowd for a sellout. No problems sitting wherever you want!Are you there? Apparently bugger all, strange considering it was supposedly a "sell out".
Looks similar to previous world cups.Interestingly they've just turned on the level 3 signage, but is the same generic World Cup signage they have for the static signage. Looks pretty cool.
I stand corrected, they've bought their own video advertising signs, which are about 5 metres in from the football ones. These ones, however, go all around the ground.
Doesn't look like the level 3 ones will be used at all.
Yes, low crowd for a sellout. No problems sitting wherever you want!
As for the game, all the Australian batsmen bar Smith - who hardly needs it - got a decent hitout. Maxwell looks to have timed his return to form just at the right time.