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150 Years of St Kilda FC
A year like no other awaits for St Kilda Football Club with our 150th celebration just around the corner.
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I haven't listened to the whole episode yet, but I just listened to the cold open of the latest Unpluggered episode, which is about the Saints' 150th. It's a collage of great moments in the club's history and it gave me goosebumps. Worth a listen, and I'm sure the whole ep will be great (I'm a big fan of Unpluggered).
I haven't listened to the whole episode yet, but I just listened to the cold open of the latest Unpluggered episode, which is about the Saints' 150th. It's a collage of great moments in the club's history and it gave me goosebumps. Worth a listen, and I'm sure the whole ep will be great (I'm a big fan of Unpluggered).
I haven't listened to the whole episode yet, but I just listened to the cold open of the latest Unpluggered episode, which is about the Saints' 150th. It's a collage of great moments in the club's history and it gave me goosebumps. Worth a listen, and I'm sure the whole ep will be great (I'm a big fan of Unpluggered).
This is fantasticClub has released a dedicated website on the history of the club, and it's amazing.
150 Years of St Kilda FC
A year like no other awaits for St Kilda Football Club with our 150th celebration just around the corner.www.saints150.com.au
That’s very smart marketing !Wall of Saints - St Kilda
www.saints150.com.au
It's wierd though. I put my name in it comes up withThat’s very smart marketing !
I put my brother in andThank you for all your unwavering dedication to St Kilda Football Club over the past 13 years. It’s a privilege to have you standing alongside us in red, white and black as we celebrate 150 years.
Thank you for being part of the red, white and black in 2023. It’s an honour to have you with us as we celebrate 150 years of St Kilda Football Club.
That scarf is a keeper.
Might need to put your glasses on, boomer. That's the Calacatta marblePS: you need to clean your kitchen bench.
Dard Ball Get will be unimpressed when he visits ()
It's a beauty isn't it. Your chode could fit in the stubby holder, too. Great value for money.That scarf is a keeper.
Glad you got one too.
Might need to put your glasses on, boomer. That's the Calacatta marble
It's a beauty isn't it. Your chode could fit in the stubby holder, too. Great value for money.
Triggering boomers is like shelling peasSorry zoomer you bench top is not callacata, that’s white with pale grey veining. Yours is one of those composite “stones” that are giving everyone silicosis….that or laminate faux stone that peasants lick their slop off.
Thanks for starting this thread sammm. Was going to post in the game thread but didn't want to interrupt that rip roaring erection fest (what a thread!)
It's been an unexpectedly emotional week... The Unpluggered boys got me reminiscing about a life as a Saint that began for me at VFL Park in 1980 (a draw v the eventual Premiers).
I remember waiting for Dad to get home from his Saturday morning job, working in a local electronics store. A photo is around somewhere of me in my very first St Kilda jumper (probably a cheapo version from Venture or Target), with a homemade 'flogger' of RWB streamers that Mum had made. Dad was a diehard Saint, born in East St Kilda in a household of Richmond supporters... his sister & he going against the grain as they ventured to the Junction to watch the 1950's Saints led by Alan Killigrew. He was there in 66 as a young man...a mint condition Footy Record from that magical day is one of my treasured possessions.
The tears began to flow yesterday while listening to the Unpluggered Lethlean & 150 anniversary episodes (congratulations to Darren, Nick & H for their wonderful tributes to our club). So many memories, both sweet & painful.
I think it really got to me because of the connection that Dad & I had was so deeply entrenched in our shared love of the club. We lost him in 1994 very unexpectedly... he was only 45. Our last game we saw together was Plugger's last game at StK, v the Pies at Waverley.
I think I'll be a bit of a mess on Saturday night... thinking about those long gone days as a young fella, walking along Horsmunden Rd, holding dad's hand as the noise of the ground grew louder the closer we got. They were absolutely magic days... Barks, Plugger, Spud, Banga & Cuz... the mud & the occasional win that made the grandstand shake.
Opposition supporters don't get it & never will. Our club is special in a way that is very difficult to describe... only we can appreciate it.
Love it, hate it, can't live without it.
St.Kilda Forever